ViralDNA Auto Flow

ViralDNA Auto Flow turns manual, one-by-one prompting in Google Flow into an automated batch workflow. What it does * Queue a list of prompts and send them to Google Flow automatically, one after another. * Keep up to 10 reference images in a library, tag them, and let Auto Flow attach the matching references to each prompt. * Image to Video: add your images, write one prompt per line, and get one video per image. * Choose your output quality: 1K, 2K, or 4K images, and up to 4K video. * Auto-download every result in order. * Set your own delay between prompts for full control over pacing. What it saves you * Hours of repetitive clicking. * Consistent ordering across large batches. If one generation fails, its number is left as a gap instead of shifting everything after it. * A clean side panel that stays out of your way. Available in 6 languages: English, Turkish, French, German, Italian, and Spanish. The extension automatically matches your browser language when supported. Sign in with Google and start creating. Tip: Start each run in a fresh, empty Google Flow project for the most reliable ordering. ViralDNA Auto Flow is an independent extension. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Google. Google, Google Flow, and Veo are trademarks of Google LLC. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ CHANGES IN 1.2.51 Long runs no longer slow down or stall in the background When the Flow tab was not visible (window minimized, another tab in front, screen locked), Chrome slowed the extension down. Reference selection could take 5-7 minutes per prompt and long runs could stop around prompt 50-60. The extension now keeps working at a steady pace in the background. Computer stays awake during a run While a run or a download is in progress, the computer no longer goes to sleep and the screen does not turn off. Normal behaviour returns as soon as the run finishes or is stopped. (New "power" permission, no warning is shown.) New: Start numbering at Sending a long list in parts? In the File name section, enter the number this part starts at. For example, enter 41 for the second part of a list split into 40s: files are named 0041, 0042… instead of starting again from 0001. Works with Numbered and Number + stamp names. Fixed: wrong file numbers in long image runs In runs of about 100+ prompts, or after changing the page zoom during a run, some files could get the wrong number. They could be shifted by 1-2, or take the number of a prompt that failed. Every file now keeps its own prompt's number, and a failed prompt leaves its number empty. The Queue tab also shows the correct downloaded/not downloaded status. Clearer logs The Logs tab now tells you when the Flow tab has not been visible for more than a minute, and when it is back. It also notes when reference selection takes unusually long. Tip: Keep the Flow tab open and visible during a run. Google may reject generations from a background tab with "unusual activity detected".