Auto Flow — batch prompts for Google Flow
Overview
Queue your prompts on Google Flow, apply settings and reference pictures, and save every result with a numbered file name.
Auto Flow runs your whole prompt list on Google Flow while you do something else. Paste your prompts (or import a .txt / .csv), press Start, and Auto Flow types each prompt, presses Generate, waits for the result, and saves it to your Downloads folder with a numbered file name — 001.mp4, 002.mp4, 003.mp4 — so a 70-clip series stays in order. WHAT IT DOES • Queue any number of prompts and run them one after another • Numbered downloads into a folder and file-name prefix you choose • Applies your Flow settings before the run: type, model, video type, aspect ratio, resolution, clip length and outputs per prompt — then checks Flow really switched • Reference pictures: give each prompt its character or location picture, in list order, by the number in the file name, or per prompt with [REF: hero.jpg]. Start and end frames are supported too. • Download quality: original, 1080p video / 2K image, 4K, or animated GIF — upscaled files come from Flow's own Download menu and still get the right numbered name • Pause, resume, stop, retry a failed prompt, and "Save missing files" after a run • Live progress with elapsed time, files saved, and the exact reason whenever Flow refuses a prompt • Random wait between prompts, retries, and a timeout you control • Activity log you can filter, copy or save as a .txt • Settings backup: save them to a file and load them on another computer USAGE COUNTS The panel shows how many prompts you ran today, this month and this year. After activation, those daily counts are reported to the developer with your e-mail address so he can see how much Auto Flow is used. Your prompt text and your generated files are never sent. FREE TRIAL The first 20 prompts are free. After that, enter your e-mail address once in the panel to keep using it — no password and no verification e-mail. Your prompt list is never lost when the trial ends. That address is registered with the developer so he can contact you about updates; nothing else leaves your computer, and it is never shared with anyone else. PRIVACY No user account and no subscription. Your prompts, reference pictures, settings and generated files stay in your own Chrome profile — Auto Flow works inside the Google Flow tab you already have open and saves files with Chrome's downloads. There is no advertising and no third-party analytics. The only things sent anywhere are your activation e-mail address and the daily counts of prompts you ran, which go to the developer's own Google Sheet after Chrome asks your permission. Full details in the privacy policy. PERMISSIONS Only three optional permissions, and Chrome asks before each one: debugger (only if you switch typing/clicking to "Debugger" for stubborn pages), power (only if you ask it to keep the computer awake), notifications (only if you want a message when a run ends). NOTE You need your own Google Flow access; Auto Flow does not provide it and does not bypass any limit. When Flow reports a credit or rate limit, the run stops so nothing is wasted. Not made by, affiliated with or endorsed by Google LLC. "Google Flow" is a trademark of Google LLC.
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Details
- Version2.4.3
- UpdatedSeptember 15, 2026
- Offered byautoflow.asad
- Size97.01KiB
- LanguagesEnglish (United States)
- Developer
Email
autoflow.asad@gmail.com - Non-traderThis developer has not identified itself as a trader. For consumers in the European Union, please note that consumer rights do not apply to contracts between you and this developer.
Privacy
Auto Flow — batch prompts for Google Flow has disclosed the following information regarding the collection and usage of your data. More detailed information can be found in the developer's privacy policy.
Auto Flow — batch prompts for Google Flow handles the following:
This developer declares that your data is
- Not being sold to third parties, outside of the approved use cases
- Not being used or transferred for purposes that are unrelated to the item's core functionality
- Not being used or transferred to determine creditworthiness or for lending purposes
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