Flow Automation
From £2.99
Load a batch of prompts or images, press start, and come back to a finished library. Flow Automation drives the interface for you — selecting models, submitting, waiting for renders and downloading every result.

Flow Automation
Runs in your own browser
Flow Automation is a Chrome extension that turns Google Labs Flow from a one-prompt-at-a-time creative tool into an unattended production pipeline. It runs in the Chrome side panel alongside Flow, accepts a batch of prompts or images, then drives the Flow interface itself — selecting the model, applying settings, submitting each generation, waiting for the render, and downloading the finished asset. Five generation modes can be mixed in one queue: Text to Video, Create Image, Image to Video, Ingredients to Video with up to three reference images, and Frame to Frame for chained scenes. Every model is selectable per task rather than globally: Veo 2 and Veo 3.1 in Fast or Quality, Imagen 4, Nano Banana and Nano Banana Pro. Tasks run in configurable batches with a cooldown between them, and finished renders land in date-organized folders with templated filenames.
Flow makes you sit there for the generate-wait-download loop, and each video takes long enough that you drift off to another tab.
A fifty-clip sequence means fifty rounds of the same six clicks — the creative part turns into data entry.
Renders pile up in Downloads with names that tell you nothing about which prompt produced them.
The problem was never your ideas or your effort — it's that you're doing a machine's job by hand. Flow Automation takes that job off your plate.
| The old way | With Flow Automation |
|---|---|
| Sit through the generate-wait-download loop for every single clip, one at a time | Load a batch of prompts across five modes and models, press start, and walk away |
| Repeat the same six clicks for every entry in a fifty-clip sequence | Flow Automation selects the model, submits, waits for each render and downloads automatically |
| Dig through a Downloads folder of renders with names that say nothing about the prompt behind them | Every render lands in date-organized folders with filenames built from the prompt, model and timestamp |
5 generation modes, video and image
Veo 2 · Veo 3.1 · Imagen 4 · Nano Banana
Date-organized auto-downloads
Text to Video, Create Image, Image to Video, Ingredients to Video with up to three references, and Frame to Frame for chained scenes — mixed freely in the same batch.
Veo 2 and Veo 3.1 in Fast or Quality, Imagen 4, Nano Banana and Nano Banana Pro — selected per prompt rather than locked globally for the whole run.
Finished renders download into date-organized folders with filenames built from the prompt, model, index and timestamp, so you can find a clip weeks later.
Built for AI filmmakers, video creators, agencies and designers producing Flow output at volume.
Add it to Chrome in one click — no API keys, no code, no separate account.
Drop in a CSV with hundreds or thousands of prompts and press start.
Every result is auto-downloaded into structured folders while the batch runs unattended.



Best value
Total value: £2.99/month
£49.99
one-time · lifetime — or start monthly
Cancel a subscription any time from the extension
Install Flow Automation, run it against your real workload, and judge it on the output. Cancel a subscription any time from the extension
❌ No forms ❌ No awkward calls

P.S. — In case you skimmed (we get it): Flow Automation — £49.99 once. Queue hundreds of prompts into Google Labs Flow. It picks the model, submits, waits for each render and files the download — unattended.
P.P.S. — Still here? You've read this far down a page about a browser extension. You already know you want it. Go get it.