Google Flow is Google's AI filmmaking tool for creating video clips and scenes for your stories with its generative models, such as Veo.
In plain words
Flow grew out of VideoFX, an earlier Google Labs experiment, and was built around Veo, Google's video model. Gemini lets you write prompts in everyday language, and Imagen can make still images. You create 'ingredients', such as a character or a place, and reuse them so they stay consistent from clip to clip. Camera controls set how each shot moves. Flow runs in a browser and as an app, for adults in supported regions, and some features need a Google AI plan.
A quick example
Imagine making a one-minute short about a paper boat. You create the boat once as an ingredient, then prompt several clips: the boat on a puddle, then in a gutter, then out at sea. Because each clip reuses the same ingredient, the boat looks the same in every shot.
Where you'll meet it
- Short films, storyboards and cinematic clips.
- Clips made with Veo, Omni or Nano Banana carry an invisible SynthID watermark.
Related
Sources
- DocsMeet Flow: AI-powered filmmaking with Veo 3, Google blog · read 29 Sept 2026
- DocsGet started with Google Flow, Google Flow Help · read 5 Nov 2026
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