How to Use Google Omni in ChatGPT (Coming Soon)
Google Omni isn’t publicly available yet. Google has not released it as an API, so you can’t use it in ChatGPT - or anywhere else - today. When Google ships it, we plan to add Google Omni to CreativeClaw so you can generate video with it directly inside ChatGPT, the same one-message way you’d use Seedance 2.0 or Veo. Until then, the leading model for AI video in ChatGPT is Seedance 2.0.
This page explains what’s known, how you’ll use Google Omni in ChatGPT once it launches, and exactly what to use in the meantime.
Is Google Omni available yet?
No. As of now, Google has not exposed Google Omni as a public API, and there’s no general availability. We’re tracking it and will update this page with concrete capabilities, pricing, and limits the moment Google announces them - rather than guess at specs before launch.
What we can say:
- It is not callable from ChatGPT, CreativeClaw, or any third-party tool today.
- The moment Google provides an API, adding it to CreativeClaw is on our roadmap - so it’ll show up alongside the other video models you already use in ChatGPT.
- Nothing about your setup will change: if you’re already connected to CreativeClaw, new models become available without any extra work.
Why use CreativeClaw for AI video models in ChatGPT?
ChatGPT already generates images with GPT Image and video with Sora - but you're locked to OpenAI's own models. CreativeClaw adds the models OpenAI doesn't ship: Google's Nano Banana and Veo, ByteDance's Seedance, ElevenLabs voices, Flux, Recraft, and more - all without leaving ChatGPT. Here's why it's the simplest way to use AI video models in ChatGPT:
- Models OpenAI doesn't have - AI video models isn't part of ChatGPT natively. CreativeClaw connects it (and 100+ other models) through one app, so you can use the best model for the job instead of whatever's built in.
- No API keys, no extra accounts - You don't need a Google, ByteDance, or ElevenLabs account. Connect one app and every model is available instantly.
- No subscriptions - Pay only for what you generate. $10 = 1,000 credits. No monthly fees, credits never expire.
- Results inline in ChatGPT - Generated media previews right inside the conversation. No tab-switching, no downloads to manage.
- Let ChatGPT iterate - ChatGPT generates, looks at the result, refines the prompt, and regenerates - all in one conversation. Your assistant becomes your creative director.
- Works in ChatGPT and Codex - CreativeClaw is a remote MCP server. Use it from ChatGPT or the Codex CLI - same account, same models, wherever you work.
How you’ll use Google Omni in ChatGPT (once it launches)
When Google Omni is live and we’ve added it, the workflow will be the same as every other video model in CreativeClaw - no new tools to learn:
Step 1: Connect CreativeClaw in ChatGPT. Open the apps menu, search Creative Claw, enable it, and sign in. See the setup guide.
Step 2: Ask ChatGPT to generate. Name the model and describe the shot - “generate a 5-second clip with Google Omni of…” - and ChatGPT submits the job and polls automatically until the video is ready.
Step 3: Refine. Iterate in the same conversation - adjust the prompt, change the camera, or extend the clip.
Setup in ChatGPT (and Codex)
ChatGPT (web, desktop, mobile) - Open the apps menu in the message composer, search for Creative Claw, enable it, and sign in. From then on, ask ChatGPT to generate and it uses the connected models. See the full setup guide.
Codex CLI - Add CreativeClaw as a remote MCP server in your Codex configuration using the CreativeClaw MCP URL. Same account and models as ChatGPT, available from your terminal.
No API keys, no per-provider accounts. One connection gives you every supported model - and it's the same account whether you work in ChatGPT or Codex.
What should I use for AI video right now?
While Google Omni is still coming, Seedance 2.0 is the model we recommend for most use cases. It’s ByteDance’s flagship - top of the Artificial Analysis benchmark - with director-level camera control, native audio, and physics-aware motion. With Sora being discontinued, it’s the best result you can get in ChatGPT today.
| If you want… | Use | Why |
|---|---|---|
| The best all-round AI video | Seedance 2.0 | #1 benchmark, camera control, native audio |
| Lower cost per clip | Seedance 2.0 Fast | Same capabilities, cheaper |
| 4K resolution from Google | Veo 3.1 | Google’s current video model, up to 4K |
For most people the answer is Seedance 2.0 - start there, and switch only when you have a specific reason to.
Want Google Omni the day it lands?
The fastest way to use Google Omni the moment it’s available is to be connected already. Set up CreativeClaw in ChatGPT now, start generating with Seedance 2.0 today, and Google Omni will appear as a new model option as soon as Google ships an API and we add it - no migration, same account.
FAQ
Can I use Google Omni in ChatGPT today?
No. Google hasn’t released Google Omni as a public API, so it isn’t usable in ChatGPT, CreativeClaw, or any other tool yet. Use Seedance 2.0 in the meantime.
When will Google Omni be available?
Google hasn’t announced general availability or an API date. We’ll update this page as soon as it does, and add the model to CreativeClaw once an API exists.
Will CreativeClaw support Google Omni?
Adding Google Omni is on our roadmap for when Google releases an API. If you’re already connected, it will become available without any changes on your end.
What’s the best AI video model I can use right now?
Seedance 2.0 for most use cases - benchmark-leading quality, director-level camera control, and native audio. Veo 3.1 when you specifically need up-to-4K output from Google’s current model.
