Auto Flow for Google Flow

Bulk prompt automation for Google Flow (Veo 3.1 / Nano Banana) that runs inside your own signed-in Chrome tab.

Auto Flow turns Google Flow into a batch tool. Paste your prompts — ten or five hundred — press Run, and leave. Auto Flow enters each one, waits for Flow to finish, downloads the result, and saves it with a numbered filename taken from the prompt itself. You come back to a folder of finished, correctly named work instead of an afternoon of clicking. WHAT IT DOES - Runs a queue of prompts through Google Flow, one after another - Works with both video (Veo) and images (Nano Banana) - Applies your model, aspect ratio and outputs-per-prompt before the run - Downloads each result and names it after its own prompt, numbered in order - Reports exactly what happened to every item, so a failed one can be re-run HOW IT WORKS Auto Flow runs inside the Google Flow tab you are already signed into. It never asks for your Google password, never signs in on your behalf, and never opens a separate browser. It does the same clicking and typing you would do, in your own session. IT WILL NEVER SAVE THE WRONG FILE The hard part of batching Flow is not speed, it is making sure the file you saved is the one you asked for. Auto Flow checks every download against the prompt that requested it, and refuses to save anything it cannot confirm. A refused item is reported so you can re-run it — because a wrong picture filed under the right name is worse than an item you know failed. FREE AND PRO Free: 10 prompts per day, one output per prompt, every model and both modes. Results stay in Flow for you to save yourself. Pro ($5/month): unlimited prompts per run, automatic downloading with naming and filing, and 1-4 outputs per prompt. REQUIREMENTS You need your own Google Flow account with credits. Auto Flow automates Flow; it does not include access to it, and video generation uses your own Flow credits. Auto Flow works with Flow's standard project editor. Turn Flow's Agent mode OFF before running a batch — in Agent mode Flow itself decides what to generate from a conversation, so Auto Flow cannot control or verify each result. Auto Flow detects Agent mode and stops rather than guessing. Keep the side panel open while a batch runs — Chrome suspends background work otherwise, and the run would stop partway. Auto Flow is an independent tool, not affiliated with or endorsed by Google. Google Flow, Veo and Nano Banana are trademarks of Google LLC.