Cheap Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash API: What It Costs and Where to Get It

Where to get cheap Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash API access

For 1.2 today, Google's paid Gemini API and AI Studio offer official access. Use gemini-omni-1.2-flash. The free API tier does not include this model.

For discounted 1.2 routes, register on APIMaster, create an API key, and open the 1.2 model card. We're rolling out discounted routes, with more coming online. Confirm a public route and its supported resolution, duration and input mode before buying.

If you can use 1.1 now, the 1.1 card lists 2 public routes. Base 720p rates range from $0.055001 to $0.096801/s. The cheapest base profile uses a fixed 6-second duration; automatic-duration and reference workflows cost differently.

This guide focuses on buying and budgeting. For the release date, 15-second output, 6-reference workflow and migration schedule, see Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash: what's new.

Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash prices: 360p, 720p, 1080p and 4K

Google's published pricing is token-based: $1.50 / 1M input tokens, $9 / 1M text-output tokens including thinking, and $12 / 1M video-output tokens.

The table converts Google's video tokens into output-only budgets. These are official reference costs, not APIMaster sale prices. 1080p and 4K use upscaling.

Formula: video tokens per second × $12 / 1,000,000 × output seconds. Input media, text output, additional editing turns and extra attempts increase the total bill.

How much do 100 or 1,000 Omni 1.2 videos cost?

For one 10-second 720p output per successful request, the official video-output component is:

These are arithmetic budgets, not measured invoices. If you generate two candidates to obtain one usable result, include both outputs. Moving from 720p to upscaled 4K triples this output-token component; it does not imply three times the creative quality.

For comparison, 100 base-profile 6-second 720p videos on the currently available APIMaster 1.1 route are approximately $33.00 at $0.055001/s. That is a different model, duration and route profile, not a like-for-like 1.2 quote.

Is the lowest per-second price actually the cheapest?

Compare the same model ID, duration, resolution and operation. A fixed-duration generation offer and an automatic-duration editing route do not buy the same workflow.

• Duration: 1.2 generation and editing support 3–15 seconds; interpolation and each extension turn remain 3–10 seconds.
• References: Google supports up to 6 reference images. A reseller's adapter may expose fewer inputs or a different schema.
• Billing scope: Google's per-second conversion covers video output. Check whether another quote includes input, text, moderation or other fees.
• Extension: up to 30 seconds total is built through turns. Budget for every generated extension and any input processing.
• Retries: measure accepted usable clips per dollar; inspect a task's state before resubmitting after a timeout.

The practical metric is total charged cost / usable clips. A headline rate cannot establish that by itself.

How to start with an API key

For official 1.2 access, follow Google's Interactions API guide. A Google API key and Google billing are separate from an APIMaster key.

For APIMaster, register → create an API key → set API base https://apimaster.ai/v1 → check the 1.2 card. There is no live public 1.2 request example to promise yet.

If 1.1 fits your project today, this is the documented 1.1 fixed 6-second 720p profile:

curl "https://apimaster.ai/v1/videos/generations" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{
    "model": "gemini-omni-1.1-flash",
    "prompt": "A paper boat floats on a sunlit lake, one continuous shot.",
    "duration": 6,
    "resolution": "720p",
    "aspect_ratio": "16:9"
  }'

See the current 1.1 API documentation for task responses and querying results. Do not replace the model string with 1.2 until its public route and request profile are available.

FAQ

What is the cheapest way to use Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash?

The verified 1.2 option in this guide is Google's paid API at $12/M video-output tokens. APIMaster is rolling out discounted routes, but had 0 public 1.2 routes on November 6; no platform discount percentage is quoted yet.

Does APIMaster already sell Omni 1.2?

Not at the November 6 check. The exact 1.2 model card has 0 public active routes. The available 1.1 routes and their prices are listed separately.

How much is a 10-second Gemini Omni 1.2 video?

At 720p, the official video-output component is $0.69504. At 360p it is $0.23172; upscaled 1080p is $1.04256 and upscaled 4K is $2.08512. Input and text output cost extra.

Is Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash free?

It is not included in the Gemini API free tier. A separate product's trial or promotion does not imply a free 1.2 API route.

Is Omni 1.2 about 30% cheaper than 1.1?

Yes for Google's video-output token rate: $17.50/M falls to $12/M, an exact reduction of about 31.4%. That is a generation-to-generation official price cut, not an APIMaster reseller discount.

Will the Omni 1.1 API become Omni 1.2?

Google says direct 1.1 requests will automatically route to 1.2 from December 3, 2026, at 1.2 rates. For APIMaster, check the actual model card and supported request profile rather than assuming an identical migration.

Sources and next step

Prices checked November 6, 2026: Google pricing, model limits, November 5 release notes, and Omni developer guide. APIMaster data comes from the live model cards.

Register, create an API key, and use https://apimaster.ai/v1 with a supported exact model ID. Track gemini-omni-1.2-flash for discounted routes; compare current gemini-omni-1.1-flash from $0.055001/s, up to ~45.7% below its own official video-output reference.