OmniVideo lets you generate videos and images with models such as Seedance 2, Veo 3.1, Sora 2 and Nano Banana Pro from one browser workspace, paying with credits from a subscription or a one-time pack.
OmniVideo (also written Omni Video on its own pages) is a browser-based AI video generator and image generator that puts models from several developers behind one prompt box, one model picker and one credit balance.
OmniVideo describes itself as an all-in-one AI platform that generates images and videos with models including Seedance, Sora, Veo and Nano Banana, built for video creators and small to medium businesses that produce marketing content. The homepage's search description says the site is powered by Google's Gemini Omni Video model, while the visible homepage heading says "powered by Omni Model"; neither explains how the model is supplied.
The Terms state that the service relies on third-party providers for AI inference, so output such as clip length and style depends on the model you pick.
The interface stays the same whichever model you choose; the model decides what the result looks like.
Most video models in the studio produce short HD clips, typically 5 to 10 seconds long, and OmniVideo says premium tiers such as Sora 2 Pro and Veo 3.1 go further on detail and length.
The homepage picker, as shown to signed-out visitors, lists:
The video generator page names ten models instead; it lists Gemini Omni where the picker shows Omni Pro and does not list Wan 2.7, so the live picker is the better guide to what you can run today.
The video generator keeps your prompt in place when you switch models, so the same prompt can run in Sora 2 and then in Veo 3.1 or Kling 3.0. On the image side, credits bought once can be used across every model, so comparisons need no extra accounts or wallets.
Seedance 2.0 output goes up to 1080p, and a video extension feature continues an existing clip when you need a longer result.
The homepage flow has three steps: input a text prompt or upload a reference image, start the generation with one click, then choose the best result and download it.
For Seedance 2.0, OmniVideo says credit use depends on video length and on the version you choose (Seedance 2.0 or Seedance 2.0 Fast), and that the generation page shows the exact cost before you submit. Signed-out visitors do not see per-model costs. OmniVideo presents Seedance 2.0 Fast as the more cost-effective, faster option and Seedance 2.0 as the higher-quality one.
OmniVideo lists promotional videos, marketing images, social media content and other advertising materials as typical results, and several modes map onto specific jobs:
These uses come from OmniVideo's own descriptions, so test a few prompts before planning a campaign around one model.
OmniVideo targets video creators, marketers and small business owners who want marketing videos and images quickly without advanced skills. Its image generator is also pitched at small marketing teams and e-commerce sellers who publish every day.
Likely good fit
Likely poor fit
OmniVideo pricing is credit-based: each paid option buys a credit allowance, and paid features consume credits or need an active subscription.
| Plan | Monthly billing | Annual billing | One-time pack | Listed extras |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Basic | $29 per month, 2,000 credits | $232 per year, 17,500 credits | $38, 2,500 credits | Watermark removal |
| Advanced | $49 per month, 3,400 credits | $588 per year, 45,000 credits | $64, 4,400 credits | Watermark removal, faster speed, commercial use |
| Professional | $199 per month, 14,000 credits | $1,990 per year, 145,000 credits | $259, 18,500 credits | Adds priority customer support |
Annual plans work out to $19.33, $49.00 and $165.83 per month. The Advanced card's slider raises the allowance to as much as 177,000 credits monthly or 2,390,000 annually. Cards also convert credits into estimates, such as up to 28 videos or up to 500 images for Basic on monthly billing, without saying which model or per-model rate the estimate assumes.
A refund request succeeds only when both limits for your plan are met:
| Plan | Refund window | Maximum credits used |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly subscription | Within 3 days | Up to 30 credits |
| Annual subscription | Within 5 days | Up to 50 credits |
| One-time credit pack | Within 3 days | Up to 30 credits |
Accounts that break the Terms and chargebacks filed without contacting support first are also refused. A generation that failed but still cost credits counts as a service fault, which OmniVideo says it will put right at no cost. Refund requests go to support@omnivideo.net with the order reference, plan and reason, with a stated reply target of 5 business days.
OmniVideo offers a free tier with basic features, and signed-in users can earn credits by checking in daily and inviting friends. The same invite link pays a 15% commission when a referred user pays, with no application step.
The free offer is described inconsistently: the video generator page says "free runs are always available", while the Seedance 2.0 page says each Seedance 2.0 video generation consumes credits. No page reviewed states how many free credits a new account receives.
Because OmniVideo runs generations through third-party AI inference providers, the realistic OmniVideo alternatives are the model developers' own apps and other multi-model platforms.
| Option | Compared with OmniVideo | Trade-off |
|---|---|---|
| Google Flow | Google's own studio for Gemini Omni Flash and Veo 3.1 | Built around Google's own models |
| InVideo | Multi-model generation plus a timeline editor and multiplayer editing | Plan credits do not roll over |
Google Flow publishes a credit cost for each Gemini Omni Flash clip length and for the Lite, Fast and Quality versions of Veo 3.1. Every Flow account gets a daily credit allowance, but without a subscription video generation may be unavailable during peak hours.
InVideo's plans pair models such as Seedance, Nano Banana Pro and GPT Image 2 with a timeline editor, and the company reserves the right to change credit costs without prior notice.
OmniVideo's edge is breadth across Seedance, Sora, Veo, Kling, Wan and Grok models in one picker; its weak points are hidden per-model costs and conflicting page rules.
If commercial use matters, choose a plan that lists it and keep a copy of the terms in force.
The service is provided "as is". Total liability is capped at the greater of what you paid in the twelve months before a claim or USD 100, and access can be suspended or terminated at any time, with or without notice, for conduct OmniVideo reasonably believes breaks the Terms or harms others.
OmniVideo has a free tier with basic features and lets signed-in users earn credits, but its pages disagree on how much free generation is possible. Paid options start at $29 per month, $232 per year or $38 for a one-time pack.
The homepage says yes for all content, but the pricing cards list commercial use only on Advanced and Professional, and the video page asks you to check each model provider's terms.
The pages reviewed describe no partnership or licence with the developers of the models on offer. The Terms only say the service relies on third-party providers for AI inference.
