How many Gemini Omni Flash clips does $25 buy on Sume?

$25 buys 40 five-second Gemini Omni Flash 1.1 clips at 720p on Sume, 26 at 1080p, 13 at 4K and 133 at 360p. Omni bills per output second by resolution, so the count is the balance divided by seconds times the rate, rounded down.

Every clip in the table has native audio, because the model always generates it, and the price does not change with 16:9 or 9:16.

Clips per $25

Counts use the real estimator that prices a request at submit, for a 3, 5 and 10 second duration.

What the balance has to cover

Sume reserves the estimated price when you submit, so a batch needs the sum of its reservations available at the moment each job is accepted. A request the balance cannot cover fails with 402 insufficient_credits before the provider starts; see Generation admission.

Plan on the reservation, not on the final bill: a job that is canceled before it starts or fails is not a completed clip, but your next submit still needs room for its own hold while earlier jobs are in flight.

Rule of thumb

• Tests and storyboards: 360p at 3 seconds, $0.1125 each.
• Ads you will publish: 720p or 1080p at 5 to 10 seconds.
• 4K only on the approved cut, since it is 3x the 720p price.