AutoBoom - Google Flow Automation

AutoBoom automates batch image and video generation in Google Flow. You write your prompts once, press Run, and AutoBoom enters each prompt, attaches your reference images, applies your settings, starts the generation and tracks every result from a side panel. Four ways to work Create Image generates one image per prompt, with an optional reference image for each. Text to Video turns a list of prompts into videos. Frames to Video animates your own start and end images. Full Auto generates the images first and then animates them into videos, all in one run. Made for large batches Paste dozens of prompts and let them run back to back, with a limit on how many run at once and a random pause between submissions. Every prompt shows its live progress. Failed generations are retried, and when Flow rejects a prompt, AutoBoom can rewrite it with AI and try again. Projects can be saved, queued and reviewed in a run history. Reference images and Chain Mode Upload a reference image for each prompt, or let Auto-Match pair images with prompts by name. Chain Mode uses each finished image as the reference for the next prompt, which keeps characters and scenes consistent across a series. Common image formats that Flow does not accept directly are converted before upload. Downloads and notifications Finished images and videos can be downloaded with one click or automatically, in the quality you choose. You can be notified when a project finishes or needs your attention. Prompts can also be imported from a Baserow table. What's new in version 4.3 Google moved Flow to flow.google.com and rebuilt it. AutoBoom was rebuilt to match, so it works on the new Flow again. Uploaded reference images are attached reliably, Stop takes effect immediately, and a project started under a new name opens with an empty form. Free and Premium The free plan includes ten prompts per day. Premium removes the daily limit and unlocks Full Auto, Chain Mode, Auto-Match, the batch queue, the AI prompt tools, stealth mode and notifications. Getting started Open flow.google.com and sign in to Flow, then click the AutoBoom icon to open the side panel. Name your project, choose a mode, add your prompts and press Run. Keep the Flow tab visible while a project runs. You need your own Google Flow account, and generations use your Flow credits. AutoBoom is an independent tool and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Google.