What is new about turning a Nano Banana still into video?
Flow help describes a two-step split: the Nano Banana image models create the frames and the ingredients of a project, and the video models animate them. So you can lock the look in a still first, and only then spend credits on motion.
The models page lists three image models for frames and ingredients. Nano Banana Pro is the default for Google AI Ultra subscribers, for complex designs and tight control. Nano Banana 2 Lite is the default model available at no charge. Nano Banana 2.1 is the standard model for fast generation and editing. The same page powers Flow video with Omni Flash 1.2 or Veo 3.1 Lite, and both accept Frames to Video in both aspect ratios. On Omni Flash 1.2, an account without a Google AI plan can make clips of 3 to 10 seconds. Plus, Pro and Ultra can go from 3 to 15 seconds. Frames to Video on Omni is, for now, only on Flow on the web. Veo 3.1 Lite can use a first frame, or a first and a last frame, at 4, 6 or 8 seconds. Ingredients on Lite are 8 seconds only. Lite does not edit video from video and does not extend a clip.
On 5 November 2026 the Google blog introduced Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash. It says the model follows character, product and style images more closely, so a face, a garment, packaging text and brand colors hold up better across angles, which makes it easy to turn product photos or character sheets into virtual try-on clips. The same post describes joining a first frame to a last frame in one continuous camera move, and one style frame becoming a 15-second explainer. On 5 December 2026 Veo 3.1 Fast, Veo 3.1 Quality and Omni Flash 1.1 leave Flow. Until then they still generate, and Google recommends new projects on Omni Flash 1.2 or Veo 3.1 Lite.
What does that mean for Reels and ads in Brazil?
The useful order: lock the picture first, then pay for motion. The models page lists both aspect ratios, so the still can be upright or wide. The video prompt only has to carry the action, because the Nano Banana frame already carries the look. On a paid Google AI plan, Omni Flash 1.2 can hold one shot for up to 15 seconds. The Google blog describes that length as room for a product explainer or a social ad in a single generation, and as room to edit the same clip in later turns instead of starting over.
Each new motion is a new generation, and an edit of that clip spends credits again at the same per-second rate. A shared pool empties faster: on the 1-member plan, up to 5 customers in the shop group share it; on Full Family, you and 4 people you invite share it. When the pool hits zero mid-month, Veo 3 · Unlimited Credit is the plan where the shop refills it. The video still costs credits.
How many credits does animating one frame spend?
Google publishes rates, not a finished total. The totals below are arithmetic from the Flow credits page, read for an 8-second test and a 15-second shot. Rates can change: the help page says to open Settings on the prompt box before you generate. The cost is per generation, not per request, and one request can produce more than one video. The credits page prices the video. It does not list a separate price for making the Nano Banana still, so check Settings for that step too.
| Work | Who can use it | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Omni Flash 1.2, 8 seconds, 720p, from the frame | Any account | 24 (8 × 3 per second) |
| The same clip at 360p | Any account | 8 (8 × 1 per second) |
| Omni Flash 1.2, 15 seconds, 720p | Plus, Pro or Ultra | 60 (10 × 3, then 5 × 6) |
| Veo 3.1 Lite, 8 seconds, 720p | Depends on the plan | 5 on Ultra, 10 for everyone else |
At 720p, Omni Flash 1.2 charges 3 credits per second up to 10 seconds, and 6 credits for each second from 11 to 15. At 360p the rate is one third of 720p: 1 credit per second up to 10 seconds, then 2. A 360p draft is the cheap way to test the motion. Subscribers can upscale an Omni 360p video to 1080p, and Ultra can go to 4K. The full table, including extend and the models that leave on 5 December, is in how many credits Omni Flash 1.2 uses.
Which Veo 3 · Unlimited Credit plan fits?
ChugAx is an independent shop in Vietnam. It is not part of Google. It sells access to Google AI Ultra 20x plans. Unlimited Credit means the shop refills the Family Flow pool with no cap on the number of refills. It does not mean a generation costs zero credits.
| Plan | Who shares the pool | Price for the month |
|---|---|---|
| Veo 3 · Unlimited Credit · 1 member | The shop manages the Family. Up to 5 customers in that group share one pool. | 8,000,000 VND (about US$ 310.1, about R$ 1.538,46) |
| Full Family · Unlimited Credit | You manage the Family. You and 4 people you invite share the pool. | 40,000,000 VND (about US$ 1,550.4, about R$ 7.692,31) |
If you work alone and can accept a pool shared with other customers, the 1-member plan is the smaller bill. If the credits must stay with people you invite, choose Full Family. Ask the bot about the support tool that helps you use a shared pool. If the 1-member plan stops during the month, the shop restores access or arranges a replacement account; if it cannot, it refunds the unused time. On Full Family the shop restores the plan when the problem comes from its own account; if it cannot, it refunds the unused time. Problems with your own Gmail are not covered. The three Full Family exclusions are listed in the warranty guide.
How do you order from Brazil?
Orders go through the Telegram bot @chugax_gl_bot. The website does not take payment. There is no Pix key: Pix only moves money inside Brazil.
- Tell the bot which plan you want. It checks that your Gmail is eligible and states the amount.
- Pay only after that confirmation. Buy USDT with Pix and send it on the network the bot names (TRC20 or BEP20), or add reais to Wise with Pix and send VND to the MB Bank account the bot gives.
- The shop activates the plan 1 to 3 days after it has the details and confirms payment. That wait is for a new order, not for a later refill.
Prices are set in VND for the whole term. Reais on this page use 5,200 VND per real and are a reference only. The amount you pay is the one the bot confirms. On a 1-member plan, switch your IP to Vietnam only when you accept the Family invitation, and join within 24 hours of the bot saying Done. On Full Family, declare the country you are in; the people you invite must be in the same country. The payment steps are in paying from Brazil, and the country rules are in activation from abroad. Never send a password, an OTP or a recovery code.
Which limits still apply?
Refills run from 10:00 to 21:00 Vietnam time (GMT+7), which is 0:00 to 11:00 in Brasília, with 2 to 3 hours between refills. Message the bot when the pool hits zero. Outside that window the refill waits until support is open again. This is not an instant, 24-hour service.
- Google and Flow limits still sit on top of the credit count. The help page says the rates can change at any time.
- Frames to Video on Omni Flash 1.2 is, for now, only on Flow on the web. Clips from 11 to 15 seconds, and extensions, need Plus, Pro or Ultra. Veo 3.1 Lite cannot replace Omni when you need to edit the clip or extend it.
- Some Omni features and voice options exist only in certain regions. This page does not claim that every option is open in Brazil.
- Better reference following is what the 5 November post describes, not a guarantee: the same post says work continues on fast sports action, rapid script changes and complex physics. Outputs carry an imperceptible SynthID watermark.
- Veo 3.1 Fast, Veo 3.1 Quality and Omni Flash 1.1 leave Flow on 5 December 2026. A new series belongs on Omni Flash 1.2 or Veo 3.1 Lite.