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FLOW

Google Flow is a browser-based tool that builds cinematic video clips from your prompts and images using AI. Access Veo 2 and Veo 3.

Overview

Flow is Google Labs’ web AI that turns your text or image ideas into video clips with camera angles transitions and even synced sound. 

Google Labs teamed up with DeepMind and filmmakers to turn their AI models into a movie toy. It’s powered by three big tools. Imagen 4 for stills Veo 3 for video and Gemini to handle prompts. They showed it off at Google I/O 2025 and now it’s out in early preview for anyone with Pro or Ultra.

Just fire up Chrome log in and start building. You’ll need a Google AI Pro or Ultra plan to get full features though.

Here's what's offered:

Make video from anything. You can feed it text still frames or full scenes with characters and settings.

Add sound and voices. Both plans let you add effects or voice to scenes. Ultra lets you build with full audio too.

Edit your clips. Move the camera stretch scenes trim timelines and rearrange shots.

Keep things steady. You can reuse assets and keep characters consistent across scenes.

Watch and share. Use Flow TV to browse and show off what you built. It’s baked into the app.

No unlimited use tier. It runs on credits but doesn't charge for failed attempts. Pro videos have a small visible watermark, Ultra ones don’t. All videos come tagged with invisible SynthID.

Only works in Chromium-based browsers.

Tool Accessibility

To use Flow you gotta meet these conditions:

Be in one of the supported areas. Be at least 18. Have a paid plan like Google AI Pro Google AI Ultra or Ultra for Business. If you're on a Workspace plan you can add Google AI Ultra for Business. That gives the top level access including tools like Flow Whisk and Project Mariner.

Google hasn’t said when or if they’ll offer full rights for commercial stuff like ads, client work or monetized YouTube channels. They’re still testing things out so for now you’re better off treating Flow as a creative tool not a business one.

Censorship

At the time of writing, the platform seems to have a pretty stringent moderation system, for example, the tool rejected an image of 2 random AI-generated people who were dressed nicely mistaking them for celebrities.

Tags

Paid Proprietary License Web-based #Video & Animation

Educators and Trainers Creative Professionals Content Creators Media and Film Makers Marketing and Branding Specialists Voice and Audio Professionals Developers and Tech Creators Nonprofit and Advocacy Creators Small Business Owners Entertainment and Performance Artists Professional Content Creators

This tool offers the following AI models:

Plan Name Tier Type Cost per Month AI Credits per Month Unlimited Video Length Video Quality Whiteboard Animations Commercial Rights Live Collaboration Brand Kit Teams Chat Support Account Manager Watermark Languages Storage (GB)
Google AI Pro lowest 19.99 1000 No HD No No No No No No No Yes 1 2000
* You get Veo 3 Fast 1080p videos camera controls scene tools up to 100 generations and 2 TB storage.
Google AI Ultra top 249.99 12500 No FHD No No No No No No No No 1 30000
* All Pro features plus ingredients to video more generations early access to Veo 3 speech tools Project Mariner YouTube Premium and 30 TB storage. First 3 months have a discount.

Where multiple modes are available, the calculations are done for the most advanced (and costly) ones.

Pricing can change, make sure to check relevant links for any updates to the subscription plans.

Try our simple ai video cost calculator.

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Prompt:
A hand enters from left and opens the book cover. As the pages part, folded paper structures anchored to both sides begin to rise — tall balloon baskets and inflated spheres in vivid reds, yellows, blues, and greens. The pieces unfold and lock into place, revealing a lively miniature diorama world of hot air balloons floating over tiny 3D houses, lush green trees, and rolling hills with a crystal-clear river that actually flows between them. The river glistens under soft light as it winds through the landscape, with tiny ripples and reflections. The camera stays fixed at tabletop level, capturing the unfolding motion and the mix of crisp handcrafted textures and moving water in soft, even lighting. Hot air balloons keep rising and float up above the book and out of frame.
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Generated on August 28, 2025:

Veo wants to open it this way.
Prompt:
A full-body shot holds steady on a heavily-muscled zebra-human hybrid standing squarely in a gritty urban alley. He wears reflective shades, a sleeveless black tank with bold gold "ZOOBRUH" lettering, metallic gold harem pants, and matching gold sneakers. Suddenly, he bursts into motion: arms uncrossing in a flash, executing a sharp, anatomical combo — a crisp jab, followed by a powerful upward palm strike that mimics deflecting an invisible opponent. His torso twists powerfully as he delivers a low sweeping kick toward knee-height, gold pants rippling with the force. Instantly, he pivots into a spinning roundhouse, the camera catching each muscular rotation through his zebra-striped arms and flexed legs. The sequence ends as he grounds himself into a deep, animalistic stance — one foot forward, fists coiled at the ready, hand feinting, snorting slightly, eyes locked onto the camera. The soundscape mixes faint echoes of the city with sharp swooshes and low-impact thuds of movement. The camera begins a slow dolly-in, tightening focus on his final pose, framed by the weathered urban textures and graffiti-tagged brick walls, catching subtle shifts in natural light across his striped skin. The alley walls behind him are layered with graffiti tags with The text on the right wall reading "AI CREATORS TOOLS", rust-streaked shutters, and old industrial windows under soft afternoon light.
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Generated on August 5, 2025:

This is kind of underwhelming to be honest.
Prompt:
Dolly zoom shot: An empty, light-blue bedroom with checkerboard floors and blank walls. A glowing Rubik’s Cube spins in the center, then explodes in pixelated light beams, ((shrinking and disappearing)) as bed, a CRT TV, a lava lamp, a bright arcade machine, a few extra-small cassette tapes, posters of 80s icons, a neon sign, a plush Pac-Man ghost, and a Gameboy rapidly but neatly assemble around the room, thoughtfully positioned, transforming it into a cozy, vibrant 80s arcade dream bedroom.
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Generated on August 3, 2025:

This prompt can get in trouble with Flow's censorship likely for calling for 'posters of 80s icons'. Did generate for me on second attempt.

Latest FLOW News

August 27, 2025

Starting today, Google AI Ultra subscribers can generate Veo 3 Fast videos without using any credits.

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August 27, 2025

New users now get 100 free credits each month to try Flow. That covers 1 Veo 3 Quality video or 5 Veo 3 Fast ones.

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August 26, 2025

Flow’s “Ingredients to Video” now supports both Ultra and Pro users, now with Veo 3 Fast.

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August 20, 2025

You can turn storyboards into videos with Flow. Just upload your drawings, type a short prompt, and the Frames to Video tool figures out your idea and makes it move.

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August 7, 2025

Ingredients to Video now runs faster. It's also now offered in both Pro and Ultra plans through Veo 2 Fast for 10 credits.
Before it only worked in Ultra or Veo 2 Quality mode.

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This page was last updated on August 27, 2025 at 10:28 PM