Google Flow Automation – Bulk Veo & Nano Banana (FlowQueue)

Queue hundreds of prompts in Google Flow and auto-download every video and image. Human-paced, self-checking, runs in your browser.

Run a whole list of prompts through Google Flow while you do something else. FlowQueue adds a side panel to Google Flow. Paste your prompts (one per line, or import a .txt or .csv file), press Start, and it types each prompt into Flow, waits for the result and saves every video and image to your Downloads folder, numbered to match your list. Works with Veo videos and Nano Banana images, using whatever model, ratio and count you've chosen in Flow. WHAT IT DOES • Bulk prompts: paste hundreds of prompts, or import a .txt / .csv file (with a "prompt" column) • Auto-download: every result saved to Downloads/FlowQueue/<run date>/, named like 007-sunset-over-the-beach.mp4 • Uses your Flow settings: image or video, model, aspect ratio, how many per prompt • Add, remove or retry prompts while a run is going • Survives reloads: if the Flow tab reloads, the queue carries on where it left off BUILT TO BE CAREFUL WITH YOUR ACCOUNT • One prompt at a time, with random human-paced waits between them (you choose the range) • Pauses the moment Google shows an "unusual activity" warning, and keeps your place • Stops cleanly when you run out of Flow credits, instead of burning through failures • Retries failed prompts (3 tries by default) and skips prompts Flow refuses under its content policy • Tells you in plain words when the Flow page has changed, instead of failing silently • Optional cap on prompts per run FREE AND PRO • Free: 25 prompts a day with every feature • Pro: unlimited prompts, $8.99 a month or $59 a year, with a 14-day money-back guarantee Flow's own credits and limits still apply to your Google account. PRIVACY FlowQueue runs entirely in your browser. Your prompts, images and videos are never sent to us; we run no servers and use no analytics or tracking. The only outside service it contacts is Gumroad, to check a Pro license key. ABOUT THE "STARTED DEBUGGING THIS BROWSER" BAR Flow only responds to real mouse clicks on its Generate button. FlowQueue presses it through Chrome's own input system, which shows that bar while a run is going. It acts only on the Flow tab, and the bar goes away when the run stops. HOW TO USE 1. Open Google Flow and open a project 2. Choose your settings under the prompt box 3. Click the FlowQueue icon to open the side panel 4. Paste prompts, click Add to