Google Flow
Google Flow is Google’s AI creative studio. Google’s own videos say it is powered by Google DeepMind’s Veo, Nano Banana and Gemini models, and lets you generate and edit images and video in one workflow.
What Google Flow does
- Generates and edits images and videos in a single workflow, to build stories with consistency.
- Offers an Agent, a creative partner built with Gemini models that plans and reasons through tasks under your control and helps with brainstorming, creating and editing.
- Offers Tools, which let you describe a custom tool or workflow, such as an image editor, video resizer or custom shader, in natural language.
- Includes a gallery of Tools built by creatives that you can use or remix.
What people use it for
Storyboard and previsualise
Build the look of a scene from images and short clips before committing to a full production.
Keep a character consistent
Use the agent and editing tools to keep characters the same across scenes.
Build your own tool
Describe a tool you need, such as a resizer, and share it with your team.
Who it suits
- Filmmakers, designers, marketers and storytellers who want to prototype visuals with AI.
- Small teams who want a custom creative tool without writing code.
Plans and access
Google says features may vary by Google AI subscription tier, platform and region, and that Flow is for users 18 and over. Google says all users can use existing Tools while Google AI subscribers can create and remix them. Read Google’s current terms, and disclose AI-generated video where viewers would expect to know.
How to start
- 1Open Google Flow and sign in. Open
- 2Watch Google’s tutorial on creating with Flow.
- 3Make one short storyboard and one short clip, then edit a detail.
- 4Check the output for errors before you share it, and note which model made it.
Watch and learn
Videos from Google’s own channel, so you can learn it here. Nothing loads from YouTube until you press play. More on the Google channel.
Google · 2026
Create with Flow | How to use Google’s AI Creative Studio
Google · 2026
How to use Agent in Google Flow | Find Your Flow
Google · 2026
How to use Tools in Google Flow | Find Your Flow
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Common questions about Google Flow
- What is Google Flow?
- Google describes Flow as an AI creative studio powered by Google DeepMind’s most advanced models: Veo, Nano Banana and Gemini.
- What is the Flow agent?
- Google says the agent is a creative partner built with Gemini models that can plan and reason through complex tasks, under your control.
- What are Tools in Flow?
- Google says Tools let you use natural language to create custom tools and workflows, such as image editors, video resizers or shaders, with no coding.
- Is every feature available to everyone?
- No. Google says features vary by subscription tier, platform and region, and that creating or remixing Tools needs a Google AI subscription.
Where this comes from
Written from the maker’s own pages, read on 2026-10-13. Plans, limits and features change, so the page you land on is the source.
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