FlowAGENT

Make images & videos with your own Google Flow account from your terminal or AI agent (CLI + MCP). Not affiliated with Google.

FlowAGENT connects Google Flow to your terminal and your AI coding agent. Type one command — or let Claude Code, Cursor, Codex or Gemini CLI call it — and FlowAGENT fills in Flow's prompt box in your own browser tab, waits for the result and saves the files to your computer. WHAT YOU CAN DO • Images with Nano Banana Pro, 2.1 and 2 Lite — any aspect ratio, up to 4 per prompt • Videos with Veo 3.1 Lite / Fast / Quality and Omni Flash • Image-to-video with start and end frames • Reference "ingredients" — keep a character or product consistent • Extend clips to make longer videos • Download upscaled: 2K/4K images, 1080p/4K video, GIF • Batch mode: run hundreds of prompts from a .txt, .csv or .json file • MCP server + skill for AI agents (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Gemini CLI, Claude Desktop) • Clear errors (out of credits, refused prompt, rate limit) and a one-click self-test HOW IT WORKS 1. Install this extension. 2. Open its Setup tab, pick your AI agent and press "Copy setup prompt". Paste it into Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or Gemini CLI — the agent installs the free FlowAGENT app and connects itself. (Or in a terminal: npm install -g https://flowagent.master401200.workers.dev/flowagent.tgz, then flowagent setup.) 3. Open flow.google.com signed in and keep it visible — the "Arrange side by side" button does this for you. 4. Ask your agent for images or videos, or run: flowagent image "a red fox in fresh snow" Everything runs on your computer. FlowAGENT uses your own Google Flow plan and credits — there is no API key and no per-image fee from us. PLANS Free: 40 images and 30 videos per day, one job at a time. Pro (₹99 for one month, paid once — no auto-renew): unlimited, 4 jobs in parallel, AI-agent (MCP) access. FlowAGENT is an independent product and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Google. Google Flow, Veo and Nano Banana are trademarks of Google LLC. You are responsible for using Google Flow in line with Google's terms and policies.