Gemini processes entire video files — not just transcripts — understanding visual content, on-screen text, audio, and their temporal relationships. It's the only AI that can watch a 45-minute presentation and tell you which slide had the most important data point.
Upload a video file or paste a YouTube URL. Gemini processes the full video including visual frames, audio track, and any on-screen text.
Tell Gemini what you need: a summary, a transcript, key moments with timestamps, or answers to specific questions about the video content.
Gemini watches the video, noting visual changes, speaker transitions, on-screen graphics, and correlating visual with audio content simultaneously.
Responses include specific timestamps for every claim, allowing you to jump directly to the relevant moment in the original video.
Extracting announcements from a keynote
Watch this Apple WWDC keynote (uploaded). List every product and feature announcement with the exact timestamp, a 2-sentence description, and whether it was described as available now or coming soon.
Creating a knowledge check from training content
This is a 30-minute compliance training video. Generate 15 multiple-choice questions that test comprehension of the key points, with the timestamp where the answer can be found.
Summarizing a recorded team meeting
This is our weekly product meeting recording. Extract: decisions made with full context, action items with owner names, unresolved questions, and a list of who spoke about what topic.
Always request timestamps in your prompt: "include the timestamp for each key point." This makes the output actionable as a reference guide to the original video.
Upload a webinar recording and ask "extract 5 social media-worthy quotes with context, a blog post outline, and 3 key takeaways for a newsletter." One video becomes multiple content assets.
Upload two versions of the same presentation (draft vs final) and ask "what changed between these two presentations?" Tracks revision history visually.
Paste YouTube video URLs and ask Gemini to analyze them without downloading anything. Great for quickly understanding video content before watching the full thing.