Genie 4 vs Genie 3, side by side
Same dressing-room prompt, both generations. The clearest single piece of evidence for what changed.
Source: Google DeepMind, Genie 4 announcement
Twelve world concepts across natural, built, and speculative environments — what Genie 4 is designed to simulate.
For real model output, use the official demo link.
Nine clips published by Google DeepMind with the Genie 4 announcement. Play them here, or open the official post for the original context.
Same dressing-room prompt, both generations. The clearest single piece of evidence for what changed.
Source: Google DeepMind, Genie 4 announcement
Text-driven wind acting on a ribbon, with the agent's reasoning panel visible on the right.
Source: Google DeepMind, Genie 4 announcement
A contact event between a hard and a soft body, simulated through to its consequence.
Source: Google DeepMind, Genie 4 announcement
Macro detail at the scale where generated worlds usually lose coherence.
Source: Google DeepMind, Genie 4 announcement
Interior scene with a character and an object of focus, viewed from a moving first person camera.
Source: Google DeepMind, Genie 4 announcement
A performance on a shoreline — one of the clips where generated audio carries as much of the scene as the image does.
Source: Google DeepMind, Genie 4 announcement
From DeepMind's opening film. The official caption states results are illustrative and sequences shortened.
Source: Google DeepMind, Genie 4 announcement
A robotic arm manipulates a pipette while the reasoning panel plans the next action.
Source: Google DeepMind, Genie 4 announcement
The short loop that ran at the top of the announcement post.
Source: Google DeepMind, Genie 4 announcement
Original files from Google DeepMind, re-hosted here for reliability. genie4.art is not affiliated with Google; rights remain with the publisher.
Everything on this page is genuine Genie 4 output. The video clips are Google DeepMind's original files; every still below them is a frame lifted from those same clips. Nothing here is an illustration or a mock-up.
Every image here is a still lifted from the official demo clips above — genuine Genie 4 output, not illustration. Click any frame to open it full size.
When you watch the official demos, these are the signals that tell you whether the world model is holding together — and where it is quietly failing.
Move past an object, then return. Is it still there, in the same place, with the same shape?
Watch feet meet ground and hands meet objects. Slipping and interpenetration are the common tells.
Do shadows and reflections agree with the light source as the camera moves?
Does the ambience match the place, and do character voices line up with their motion?
Ask for a change mid-clip. Does the rest of the scene survive it?
Signs and labels — Google notes these are unreliable unless explicitly prompted.
On the images and the demos.
Every concept here started as a sentence. The prompt library has twelve to copy and adapt.