ViralDNA Auto Flow

Batch-automate your prompts in Google Flow: queue prompts, auto-attach a reference image, and auto-download every result.

ViralDNA Auto Flow turns manual, one-by-one prompting in Google Flow into an automated batch workflow. What it does * Queue a list of prompts and send them to Google Flow automatically, one after another. * Keep up to 10 reference images in a library, tag them, and let Auto Flow attach the matching references to each prompt. * Image to Video: add your images, write one prompt per line, and get one video per image. * Choose your output quality: 1K, 2K, or 4K images, and up to 4K video. * Auto-download every result in order. * Set your own delay between prompts for full control over pacing. What it saves you * Hours of repetitive clicking. * Consistent ordering across large batches. If one generation fails, its number is left as a gap instead of shifting everything after it. * A clean side panel that stays out of your way. Available in 6 languages: English, Turkish, French, German, Italian, and Spanish. The extension automatically matches your browser language when supported. Sign in with Google and start creating. Tip: Start each run in a fresh, empty Google Flow project for the most reliable ordering. ViralDNA Auto Flow is an independent extension. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Google. Google, Google Flow, and Veo are trademarks of Google LLC. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Changes in 1.2.1 Frames in Image to Video Google Flow can build a video in two ways: from Ingredients or from Frames. Auto Flow now supports both, and you can choose which one to use under IMAGE USE in the Image to Video tab. In Frames mode, your images are placed into the Start and End frame slots above the prompt box, so they become actual frames of the clip instead of references. A PAIRING row then appears with three options: * Start only: Each image becomes the start frame of its own video. 10 images create 10 videos, with one prompt per line. * Chain: Image 1 opens the first clip and image 2 closes it. Then image 2 opens the second clip and image 3 closes it, and so on. 10 images create 9 clips that flow into each other. * Pairs: Images are used two at a time: 1 with 2, 3 with 4, and so on. 10 images create 5 independent scenes. If there is an odd number of images, the last one is left out. The counter under your image list shows how many videos the selected mode will produce. If your prompt count does not match, Auto Flow tells you exactly how many lines to add or remove. 10-second videos with Omni Flash * Google Flow offers a 10-second duration for Omni Flash, and Auto Flow now supports it too. Select Omni Flash, and the 10s option will appear next to 4s, 6s, and 8s. * The 10s option stays hidden for every other model, so you can never queue a duration your selected model does not support. * If you switch back to a Veo model while 10s is selected, the duration automatically falls back to 8s. * Available in both Text to Video and Image to Video. Remove All in Image to Video * A Remove All button now appears directly under your image list, so you no longer need to delete images one by one. * It only clears the Image to Video list. Your library, shared references, per-prompt mappings, and written prompts remain untouched. * Auto Flow asks for confirmation before removing anything.