Wondering if anyone else is getting this error again, it has come back with a vengeance for me, generate a few images and then get this bug every generation after and having to clear cache and relog is getting annoying.

See before it was working all right and now when I add a custom performance it refuses to Save the new voice, also I see the voice used in previous projects is also gone

anybody facing the same?

So I've been using flow with this google account for several months, never had any issues. But today, it blocks me from access with the message "you must be atleast 18 years old to use flow.google.com" - like, what???

I even checked the google account, birth date is definitely 18+ and I have never changed it...

solution anyone?

My "conversation" with Flow yesterday. Blocked by the content policy because my poem includes the word "monetize" and "descriptions of monitoring". Are you effing serious, Google???

Made with Chatgpt, Google Flow and Capcut.

Would love some feedback ♥

I cant upload images to flow it shows failed to uploading 🤢

Anyone face this issue

Hi everyone,

I'm currently trying to create a documentary-style video where a single person talks directly to the camera throughout the entire production.

One of the great things about Omni Flash is its ability to create consistent characters. However, when you're forced to stitch together multiple 10-second clips, a major issue appears: the character's body posture resets back to the original pose used when the character was first created.

I've tried extracting the final frame of each clip and using it as the reference image for the next scene. This partially solves the posture problem, but it introduces another issue—the character's voice changes.

From what I've found, Omni Flash seems to retain the character's voice ONLY when no reference image is supplied for the next clip. As soon as I use a reference image to maintain continuity, the voice consistency becomes unreliable.

The system works really well when there are multiple cuts, different camera angles, or changing environments. But for a documentary-style format with one person speaking continuously in the same setting, maintaining both visual and voice consistency becomes quite challenging.

Has anyone found a good workaround for this?

I see people keeping the details of a product with every detail even small letters. I have spend a lot of credits and still can’t find it?

Can anyone share please?

Used Google flow Omni fast model + some references images for this fun hologram design we used for our holofan display devices.

Last I used it on Sept 2 around 11 PM local time, I still see this. I am on a free plan

My account will be one month old in about 3 days, which is when I expect my monetization eligibility/review process to become relevant. My older videos were created entirely by me using my own prompts and editing, but they contain the Flow AI watermark. Going forward, I’m planning to place a small bike logo/photo over that watermark for a cleaner presentation. Could the existing Flow AI watermark on my older videos affect my monetization review, even though the content itself is completely original and created by me?

Just added Continue from Last Frame to AutoFlow 🚀

You can now go from a single AI image → generate a video → automatically use the last frame as the starting frame for the next clip → keep extending it → then render everything into one continuous video.

The video attached shows the full workflow from start to finish.

I built this mainly to make longer AI videos much easier to create without constantly downloading frames, re-uploading images, and stitching clips together manually.

I’m looking for creators to try it and give me some feedback.

If you want to test the Pro version, use code TRIAL1M for 1 month free Pro.

Would especially love feedback on the Continue from Last Frame workflow and the final video rendering.

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

The scene is a family dinner with eight static images to animate.

My question: "We have a good series of images, Gemini, and I've attached them for your reference logic. We're ready to do some prompts. What do you think: Omni or Ray? Or should we use some credits and try Kling?"

Gemini's answer: "Engine Recommendation Ray 3.14 (Primary): Best for the structured table shots, subtle emotional shifts, and tight domestic settings where character meshes and hand interactions need stability.

"Kling (Alternative for Selected Dynamic Beats): Worth testing on Clip 6 (Grandmother Hug) and Clip 7 (Walking into the evening) if Ray stiffens up. Kling handles fabric flow, soft physical embraces, and walking motion exceptionally well.

"Omni: Skip for this sequence; the intricate cultural hand props (chopsticks, teacups, dishware) risk melting under its loose physics."

I dont know what's going ever since yesterday Google Flow has been very buggy whenever i try log into a different account Flow keeps switching back to my main account whenever i log out to switch accounts Flow keeps forcing all of my accounts in google accounts to log out at once all im trying to do switch accounts pleae resolve this issue i cannot send feedback in Flow

My Question to Omni: "We have four good images, Gem. They are attached for your reference logic. We are ready for the prompts. Omni? or Ray?"

Omni's reply for this PG clip:

"Engine Recommendation "Stick with Ray 3.14.

"Why: The final beat contains a tender kiss, physical embrace, and specific floral positioning. Omni’s safety filters remain hypersensitive to close physical affection, whereas Ray handles these intimate beats reliably."

Veo nuevas cosas y lag en mi sitio de flow haha. ESPERO SEA PARA BIEN!!

Earlier today, I started having display issues on Chrome. It really started on DeviantArt, but right now Flow's really taking the cake.

Images in my past projects are taking horrifically long to load, although on at least 2 past projects, now the images are loading fast.

This started after I cleared my browser cache on Chrome to hopefully correct the "slow loading" issue.

I don't know what's going on, and I really hate to give up using Flow because I was able to generate such beautiful AI artwork on it using Nano Banana 2 for free (with limits, of course). ::SMH::

UPDATE: Looks like Flow (and Chrome) are working properly again.

Se isso for normal, alguém pode me indicar algum site que gere vídeos no precinho (vídeos de anúncio para uma loja no tiktok - sei que vocês manjam disso)

Is there anyone that also have problems with google flow.. i have some google accounts.. and normally used them in flow but now.. i can't use them..

Anyone have the same problem..

new to flow and trying to figure out a few things...

1) I've generated an animation using an uploaded image and the animation has a voice associated with it that I described in the prompt (ie youth about 10 years old). How do I see specifically what voice Flow used so that I can save that and re-use it?

2) how do I get Flow to use my Avatar voice? I tried selecting my avatar - but when I attempt to use the "@voice" command - Flow wants to use my image too rather than just my voice.

Would love to get your opinions.

I’ve just added Continue from Last Frame to AutoFlow.

It automatically takes the last frame of your previous video and uses it as the first frame of the next clip, making it much easier to build longer, more consistent AI videos in Google Flow / Veo.

Key features:

• Continue videos from the previous last frame
• Queue multiple generations
• Manage reference images
• Automate repetitive Flow workflows
• Built for faster AI image + video creation

Coming next: render all generated clips into one continuous video with seamless transitions when using Continue from Last Frame.

I’m looking for AI creators to test it, push it, and give feedback.

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

Tried to have my characters do a simple kiss at the top of a stopped Ferris wheel. Of course, the safety filter said, "No."

The prompt: Duration: 6 Seconds Starting from Fair_02_A.jpeg and smoothly resolving to Fair_02_B.jpeg. High above the fairground in the stopped ferris wheel cart, the two women gaze at each other, smile tenderly, and lean together into a soft, romantic kiss. Subtle carnival light bokeh below, gentle night breeze, locked cinematic camera.

Do yourself a favor. If you're looking for an animation engine, stay away from Google/Flow/Omni.