TurkAI Batch Studio: independent batch prompt workspace for Google Flow. Not affiliated with Google.
Users
66
+66 in 30 days
Rating
5.0 / 5
+5.00 in 30 days
Ratings
14
+14 in 30 days
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Version
1.1.7
updated 7 Oct 2026
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About TurkAI Batch Studio
TurkAI Batch Studio puts a queue in front of Google Flow. You keep a list of prompts in the side
panel, press Start, and the extension takes each entry through your own signed-in Flow session
while you get on with something else. Finished images and videos land in your Downloads folder.
It is built and published by Tahir Turk as an independent tool.
WHAT YOU CAN DO WITH IT
- Work from a list: paste prompts into the panel, or load a .txt file where a blank line separates
one prompt from the next. Entries are handled in order, each one showing its own state while the
batch runs, and Stop breaks off the run at any point.
- Keep a character or a look consistent: Subject, Scene and Style reference sets (up to 100 images
in each set) can be picked from your Flow library or uploaded from your computer, and a single
prompt can carry references of its own.
- Set a batch up once: images and videos are separate tabs, each remembering its own model, aspect
ratio, count and duration, so your choices are still there next time.
- Keep the output tidy: downloads are written into the folder you name in settings and numbered in
order, so a long run does not turn into a mess of files.
- Return to an earlier batch: the history list holds your ten most recent runs per mode. Open one
to see which prompts produced results and which did not, retry the ones that failed, grab a .zip
of that batch, or start it again.
- Push past the default resolution: image results can go through an optional 2K or 4K upscale
step, and video results can be upscaled to 1080p or 4K. Those steps use extra quota from your
Google account, and 4K depends on your account tier.
- Two practical details: saved files are written without the watermark overlay that Flow puts on
results, and for very long batches the Flow tab can be refreshed automatically at an interval you
choose, which keeps the session from going stale. [CHECK - keep only if you still ship both
behaviours]
SETTING IT UP
1. Sign in to Google Flow in a normal tab.
2. Click the toolbar icon to open the side panel, then sign in with the same Google account.
3. Add your prompts (and references if you use them), then press Start.
WHAT IT NEEDS
An open Google Flow project tab signed in with the same Google account that is used in the panel.
Models, daily limits and upscaling tiers come from your own Google account - the extension does not
provide or bypass them.
LICENCE AND ACCOUNT
The panel is activated with a licence key issued from the developer's dashboard (see the Account
area inside the panel). A limited number of generations per day can be used before activation.
Billing is handled by the developer's payment provider, not through Chrome.
PRIVACY
Prompts, reference images and generated media stay in your Google Flow account and on your device.
The licence service stores only the account identifier it needs to keep your activation valid.
Full policy: https://autoeditor.tahirturk.com/privacy
SUPPORT
Questions, problems or refund requests: tahir.turk786@gmail.com or https://tahirturk.com.
This is an independent extension. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Google,
and "Google Flow" is a trademark of Google LLC, used here only to name the service the extension
works with.