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Benjamin Guler

Benjamin Guler

Published: July 29, 2026  •  3 min read

Veras 4.7 is now available: Edit videos with Gemini Omni

Veras is an AI-powered ideation and visualization tool for architects and designers. Its latest version, Veras 4.7, lets you edit videos with Gemini Omni, play multiple videos as one continuous sequence, copy and paste images, support Revit 2027, and more.

 

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Edit videos with Gemini Omni

Veras can now edit videos, not just generate them. The new Gemini Omni model takes an existing video plus a prompt and transforms the footage: change the materials, the season, the time of day, the landscaping—while the motion and camera of the original carry through. Pick any video render from your strip (or upload your own — see the next section), describe the change, and render.

  • Video-to-video editing: Your prompt reshapes existing footage instead of starting from scratch

  • Add up to 4 reference images: To steer materials, objects, or style

  • Gemini Omni also generates: Text-to-video with no source, or image-to-video from any source image

  • Produces 10-second clips at 720p while in preview, with its credit cost shown right in the dropdown

 

NOTE: Hand Gemini Omni a video and a prompt; it transforms the footage while keeping the original’s motion and camera.

Veras UI showing the Multi-turn toggle enabled next to Seed and the Edit button, with render time displayed.

You don’t have to get it right in one shot: when your source is a previous Gemini Omni result, a conversational edit toggle continues the same edit session, so follow-up tweaks stay consistent with the changes that came before.

 

Connected video playback

Select multiple videos and they now play as one continuous sequence, looping in the order you picked them —perfect for reviewing a storyboard of clips as a single animation. A scrub line runs across each thumbnail so you can see where playback is and drag to any moment. Playback is also dramatically smoother when many videos are loaded — we fixed a stutter that crept in while scrubbing.

NOTE: Multi-select videos and they chain into a looping playlist, with a scrub bar on every thumbnail

Copy and paste images

The clipboard now works both directions:

  • Paste in — Ctrl+V (Cmd+V on Mac) an image from anywhere straight into Veras as your source image

  • Copy out — copy any rendering to the clipboard and paste it into email, chat, or your presentation without saving a file first

Revit 2027 support

Veras now runs in Revit 2027. Just grab the Windows installer above — it detects your installed Revit versions automatically.

More improvements

  • Out of credits modal bug fix — running out of credits shows a clear message instead of a generic “Network Error”, and the monthly credit reset date displays more reliably

  • Gallery deletions are instant — deleted renders disappear immediately instead of freezing the gallery while the server catches up

  • Gallery keyboard fixes — the Delete key in the gallery no longer also deletes the workspace’s selected render, and ESC in the delete dialog no longer closes the expanded view behind it

  • Smoother sign-in recovery — when a login session expires, Veras quietly re-authenticates instead of showing endless gallery loading errors

  • Source image history includes synced images — step back through earlier snapshots synced from your model, not just manual uploads

  • Live Auto source preview — with the Auto source, the thumbnail now mirrors your 3D view in real time, including your sketch overlays

  • Auto source respects the aspect ratio — automatic captures now match the aspect-ratio dropdown

  • Video playback on more hosts — video renders automatically fall back to WebM in environments without MP4 support

  • Rotate renders reopen in Rotate — selecting a Rotate render switches the render button back to Rotate mode automatically

  • Guided walkthrough stability — no more growing step counts or a stuck overlay mid-tour

  • Fixed screens briefly going blank when the app loads on some multi-monitor setups

  • Style chip editing polish — the edit panel no longer grows unbounded with long descriptions, chip names now require a minimum length, and the save-preset tooltip explains itself when saving is blocked

  • Faster, more reliable render delivery — renders are now served directly from cloud storage

 

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Benjamin Guler
Benjamin Guler

A Director of Software Development at Chaos, Ben drives computational design, process management, and standardization. His architectural background, BIM platform knowledge, and software engineering skills bridge the gap between design and technology. Using C# and Python, he builds custom Revit add-ins and standalone software for the AEC market, and relies on Dynamo both to automate complex design challenges and to storyboard his add-ins.

Veras UI showing the Multi-turn toggle enabled next to Seed and the Edit button, with render time displayed.