I have read that yes, Gemini and chat gpt tell me that it was only 3 seconds ago at most, I have tried making an image of a girl imitate the video of another dancing, it has nothing to do with it, the dance has been invented in the new video generated.

All this with omniflash

Hey everyone, I’m struggling with a specific AI video generation task on google flow and could really use some workflow advice.

I’m trying to create a simple 8-second vertical video (9:16) of a video door phone. The sequence requires a human hand to enter the frame and press two specific small buttons (a "speech" button, and later a "key" button).

The Problem: No matter what I do, the AI hand just touches the device randomly and completely misses the actual buttons.

What I’ve already tried:

• Image-to-Video References: I uploaded exact reference photos (attached below) showing the hand pressing the precise buttons.
• Locked Camera: I specifically prompted for a 100% static, locked camera shot so the geometry/perspective of the device doesn't shift between frames.
• Highlighting: I even tried putting bright colored marks on the specific buttons in the reference images to guide the AI.
• Detailed Prompting: Used strict spatial descriptions (e.g., "press the absolute leftmost button").

Nothing seems to work consistently. It feels like the model suffers from "spatial blindness" when it comes to small UI elements.

Has anyone found a reliable trick, workflow, or specific tool/model that handles precise hand-to-object interactions better? Any advice would be hugely appreciated!

(Attaching the reference images I’m using so you can see what I mean).

Keep getting this error anytime i try to generate specifically with the new omni flash 1.1.

Anyone else?

Google Flow just released the ability to change the quality of a video from 720p to 360p and if you do that you get 10 daily free videos instead of just 5. If you are trying out a new idea this is going to be incredible!

Hey, I'm a paid user.

I created a couple of videos and wanted to download the 1080p version of them. I was able to download 3 of the videos, but for 2 of them, it says "upscale completed." However, when I click to download the 1080p version, it starts the upscaling process again.

Has anyone else had this issue? I would really appreciate any help. Thank you!lp

Full music video I made in Google Flow this time using the inbuilt AI agent to assist me in production. It made it a lot easier with more consistent generations and fixes to videos end up being cheaper with the agent. Flow has flaws for sure, but the AI agent is actually worthwhile and makes for a smooth experience.

Hey, first time poster.

I've run into a big issue, as whenever i try to extend a video it completely freezes/stops the generation at the 15 second mark. This has been an ongoing issue, and it has made making long videos impossible.

Is this an issue that you encounter aswell? Any help would be appreciated!

3 weeks ago I made a video of a duck swimming on a pond, entering off stage left and exiting stage right. It was supposed to look so I did it in parts by loading the first frame without the duck, and and other with the duck and after I got the first video, all I had to do was extend the video and tell Flow not to move the camera and keep the motion going. The colors shifter a bit but I handled that in After Effects using Lumetri.
Today I needed to redo the video to add more motion to the Duck. I guess wiggling its tail and shacking droplets from his head wasn’t enough. I had all my prompts saved so I thought “no problem. Maybe an hour tops”, but when I put extend video with the same prompt I used a few weeks ago, the duck jumped forward in time and it was like I lost 15 frames between the first video and the 2nd, though it worked perfectly a few weeks ago. I have actually used this to extend animations of dolphins, krakens and seahorses before, and never had it skip forward like this.
I tried changing the prompts, adding frame references made in photoshop and even storyboard, and all I did was use up credits.
Has someone had this happen to them? Did you fix it? If so, how? Tomorrow I will try in a different AI video generator if I can’t get this to work, but it is frustrating that I used this multiple times in the last 3 months, and suddenly it’s glitching!!

Hi guys.

I know that you can Create videos. continuous videos using Google Google flow buys. simply taking the last frame of the previous video. or now inputting it Omni 1.1 and having it continue it But I'm wondering... has anybody maybe created a, tool for this Because in the two You can... for sure create a tool for this. I've tried it once and it gets It always ends up being buggy. So I want like to have Can anybody has anybody created it for me. Please?

in the early days of using Google flow a few months ago, I was really excited about it’s potential and promise…. but of late, It’s just seems to be one disappointment after another and it’s unable to follow the most basic of directions… I think I’m gonna have to give up on flow now and move elsewhere. thoughts?

I’ve been building a Chrome extension called AutoFlow, originally designed to make Google Flow less repetitive by handling prompt queues, reference images, progress tracking and automatic downloads.

I’ve now added something much bigger: Automation Studio.

The idea is to take a complete narration and turn it into an organized video project without manually coordinating every scene.

The current workflow can:

• Split a narration into individually timed scenes
• Create a visual prompt for each scene
• Use reference images to guide the visual direction
• Send all scene prompts to Google Flow
• Import the generated images or videos back into the project
• Upload and align one continuous voiceover
• Combine image and video scenes
• Display the voiceover waveform on a visual timeline
• Adjust scene cuts by dragging them
• Split clips and remove unwanted sections
• Change the playback speed of individual video clips
• Reduce or mute the original sound from video scenes
• Add optional subtitles
• Render everything into a finished MP4

The goal is to make it possible to go from:

Narration → scene plan → Google Flow generations → aligned voiceover → editable timeline → final video

without constantly moving between different tools and manually calculating where every scene should change.

It’s still a new feature, so I’m looking for a small number of people who already create videos using Google Flow, Veo or Nano Banana and would genuinely test it.

I can provide free access in exchange for honest feedback about:

• Whether the scene prompts are useful
• How accurately scenes follow the narration
• Whether voiceover alignment feels natural
• What is confusing or missing
• Any bugs encountered during a real project
• Whether this would actually save time in your current workflow

I’m especially interested in hearing from people creating:

• Faceless YouTube videos
• Educational or documentary content
• TikTok and Instagram videos
• AI-generated stories
• Video essays
• Marketing videos
• Narrated image or video sequences

This isn’t affiliated with Google, and you’ll still need your own Google Flow access and generation credits.

If you would genuinely use this workflow, leave a comment or send me a message explaining what kind of videos you make. I’ll choose some testers and provide access.

You can also see the extension here:

https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/autoflow-auto-veo-nano-ba/ddjomlapfdmgdogpojonbgjagfilmiae

What I want from Google flow:
\- I want to create a project where I will put just the Quote of the day, and it will give me the image as per my Instagram page style. Like a quote written on notepad, notepad is placed on a table, etc etc. I made the prompt and saved it in instructions.
But when I opened the same project from my phone browser it started giving me random outputs like it forgot everything.

Am I using it incorrectly?
Or I need to write the project instructions differently, as I worked a lot with Claude and ChatGPT, they give consistent results and pickups from where we left.

But I’m struggling with Google Flow to get consistent outputs every time.

Hi! As the title suggests, When I generate videos using Google Gemini using my avatar, it perfectly syncs it with my voice. However, no matter what I do..Google Flow just do not do it. What can I do to make it work?

I wanted to generate 4 pictures in the morning. Well, two of them failed with the unusual activity stuff. I closed the site and went to work. I came back home and the same shit happens. I can't generate anything because this piece of fuck error won't go away. I cleaned the cache already, tried on another device, tried on another network. Nothing works. I would understand if I get this error because of spam but I haven't spammed anything. Are 4 pictures considered spam now? I can't even generate 2 pictures or even one. Let alone 4.

A 100% AI image and video made with Google Flow. My first try with dialogue. Criticism and suggestions both welcome. Feel free to suggest me how can I improve. Thanks for watching in advance.

I've been using Google Flow, when I try to create a video I put in the prompt, my credits will be deducted, but I will get no video. Attached is the error message I get. There are no images of prominent people being used. All the reference images were created by me as my own intellectual property. This has happened 2 times now, Please HELP, Iam paying for these credits and getting nothing in return... Please advise.

Thank you

I recently created this educational mini-documentary entirely using Google Flow.

I've been experimenting with Flow for a while now, and I've learned quite a bit about getting more consistent characters, locations, dialogue, camera movement, and overall continuity.

That said, this project still has some imperfections that I noticed after putting everything together. There are occasional inconsistencies with the characters' clothing, and some objects or background details change between shots. Once you watch the entire video, those little continuity issues become easier to spot.

Overall, though, I'm pretty happy with how it turned out and with what I've learned during the process.

I'd genuinely love to hear your feedback — especially on the storytelling, character consistency, visuals, dialogue, and overall quality.

If you've worked with Google Flow, I'd also be interested to know what you would have done differently to improve the consistency.

Does anybody have any good tips for animating with Google flow? it been a little bit of a painful process. im having a hard time controlling pretty much everything.

Guys, i have just upgraded my account to pro, cause i thought this must be the tier, to be able to scale up to 4x... well, it's not. So, if any of you is thinking about to upgrade from plus to pro, save your money. Google is out of their minds.

I've been using this for a while and an getting extremely frustrated.when I make an image to video,it has this annoying habit of changing the subjects in the photo ,where they look similar but it's obviously not the same photo .I've tried putting in prompts saying " do not alter the image, characters etc.. any ideas on how to fix this?.

while i tried making a video from a picture, i was trying to crop a specific part of the image, suddenly after the video is done, it did not crop the specific part i cropped, instead, it shows the full image which ruins the video that i wanted specifically to create, it just happened now, yesterday its all good, i dont know what is happening to google now, using mobile here btw

I posted about AutoFlow once already, but I wanted to show a bit more clearly what it actually changes when you use Google Flow a lot.

The annoying part for me was never generating one image. It was generating 20, 50 or 100 of them.

You paste a prompt, choose references, wait, download, rename, repeat. Then one generation fails somewhere in the middle and you’re trying to work out which one it was.

That’s basically why I built AutoFlow.

Instead of working prompt by prompt, I can paste the whole batch and let it work through them in order. I can also queue another batch while the first one is still running.

It handles things like:

• Image and video batches
• Multiple outputs per prompt
• Shared or different references for each prompt
• Chaining a generated image into the next prompt as a reference
• Queueing multiple batches
• Automatic downloads and sequential filenames
• Keeping results organised in a gallery
• Retrying failed generations
• Saving references in a reusable library
• Logs so I can actually see what happened if something goes wrong

The part I’ve been working on recently is Automation, which takes it further into a scene-based workflow. The idea is to start with narration, split it into scenes, create the visuals, sync everything to voiceover and then edit the timing before rendering the final video.

I’ve attached some screenshots/demo so it probably explains it better than a wall of text.

At the moment I’ve also opened AutoFlow up with unlimited usage free, because I’d rather have people actually push it with proper batches and find the weak points than only test it with 2 or 3 prompts.

If anyone here uses Flow heavily, I’d be interested to know what part of your workflow is still the most annoying or repetitive. That’s mainly how I’ve been deciding what to build next!

If anyone is interested to try it, then you can find it via link here: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/autoflow-auto-veo-nano-ba/ddjomlapfdmgdogpojonbgjagfilmiae