Batch automation for Google Flow: queue prompts, auto-apply settings, generate Veo videos and images, download each in order.
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updated 3 Jul 2026
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About Flow Automation
Turn a list of prompts into a finished folder of Veo videos or images — hands-free.
Flow Automation drives Google Flow (labs.google) for you. Paste your prompts, press Run, and the extension applies your settings on Flow, submits each prompt, waits until Flow actually finishes generating, downloads every output in order, then moves to the next prompt.
HOW IT WORKS
1. Open a project on Google Flow and open the Flow Automation side panel.
2. Paste prompts (one per blank line) or import a .txt / .csv file.
3. Pick mode (Text to Image, Text to Video, and more), model, aspect ratio, outputs per prompt and duration.
4. Press Run. The extension sets Flow to match your settings, then works through the queue prompt by prompt.
KEY FEATURES
• Auto-applies your settings to Flow before every run: Image/Video mode, model (Veo 3.1, Omni Flash, Nano Banana), aspect ratio (16:9, 4:3, 1:1, 3:4, 9:16), outputs per prompt (1x–4x) and clip duration (4s–10s)
• Waits for each generation to truly finish before downloading — outputs never get mixed between prompts
• Ordered auto-naming: 001_your-prompt.png, 002_… (with per-output numbering for multi-output prompts)
• 3-minute timeout per prompt with automatic retries (configurable 1–20)
• Random delay between prompts to keep usage natural
• Live queue with per-prompt status, progress bar, and a full debug log
• English and Vietnamese interface
• Everything runs locally in your browser — no external servers, no data collection
REQUIREMENTS & NOTES
• You need your own Google account with access to Google Flow (labs.google), and your own Flow credits for video generation.
• While a batch is running, Chrome shows a "Flow Automation started debugging this browser" bar. This is expected: Flow's prompt editor only accepts real keyboard input, so the extension uses Chrome's debugger interface to type your prompt into the Flow tab. It is detached as soon as the batch stops.
• Keep DevTools (F12) closed on the Flow tab while running.
Flow Automation is an unofficial tool and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Google. "Google Flow", "Veo" and "Imagen" are trademarks of Google LLC, referenced only to describe compatibility.