Flow

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Google's AI filmmaking tool for generating and editing video clips and scenes

Tool type: AI filmmaking tool
Made for: Creatives and filmmakers
Runs on: Web (Chromium browser) and app; Desktop browser recommended for full editing features; a mobile app exists for on-the-go creation.
Last checked: 28 Oct 2026; 2 product sources

What it does

Flow is Google's AI filmmaking tool. You write text prompts and can upload images or videos, and it generates video clips, scenes and images using Google's generative models, including Veo, Gemini Omni Flash and Nano Banana. It can also edit uploaded or generated videos, extend clips, and upscale resolution. Outputs carry invisible SynthID watermarks, and a visible watermark can be added.

People use it to draft short cinematic clips and story sequences, choosing between faster and higher-quality model tiers and checking credit cost per generation before confirming. Generations appear as individual tiles that you can multi-select into Collections. A Flow Agent is available, and Flow TV shows sample clips with the prompts behind them. Each generation spends credits, so model choice directly affects how much you can make.

It suits creatives and filmmakers who want to prototype video ideas. Use requires being 18 or older, being in a supported region (VPNs do not work), and, for full access, a Google AI Plus, Pro or Ultra subscription or a qualifying Workspace plan. A limited free allowance of 50 daily credits exists, but video generation may be unavailable at peak hours without a subscription. A Chromium-based desktop browser is recommended; other browsers and mobile are not fully optimized. Rate limits and content policies apply.

What it can do

Generate video clips from text prompts with Veo and Gemini Omni Flash models
Edit uploaded and generated videos
Extend clips and upscale to 1080p or 4K (4K for Ultra)
Generate images and use the Flow Agent
Organize generations into Collections and browse Flow TV for prompt examples

Example workflows

Prototype a short scene: Input: a text prompt describing a scene. Steps: pick a model tier in Settings and check credit cost, generate clips, then extend or edit the best one. Output: a short video clip ready for review.
Organize a set of takes: Input: several generations from different prompts. Steps: Shift+click or drag a box to select tiles, create a Collection, compare takes. Output: a grouped Collection of candidate clips.

Before you choose

Credits are deducted per generation and costs vary by model; failed or filtered generations are refunded within about an hour.
Rate limits apply, especially for zero-credit models, and VPNs or proxies can trigger blocks.
Visible watermarks are applied automatically in India, South Korea and Vietnam for users not on the Ultra 20x plan.

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Requires verified age and a supported region; subscription needed for full access.

Confirm your region is supported and your age is verified (18+).
Subscribe to Google AI Plus, Pro or Ultra, or use a qualifying Workspace plan.
Open Google Flow in Chrome or another Chromium browser and sign in.

Open Google Flow and sign in

Plans and prices

Flow runs on credits shared with your Google account. Everyone gets 50 credits per day (unused do not roll over); video generation may be unavailable at peak hours without a subscription. Monthly extras: Plus 200, Pro 1,000, Ultra $100 tier 10,000, Ultra $200 tier 25,000. Plan dollar prices were not confirmed in these pages.

No subscriptionUsage-basedDaily allowance; does not roll over

50 Flow credits per day
Video generation may be limited at peak hours

Google AI ProUsage-basedSubscription price not stated in the reviewed information

1,000 extra Flow credits monthly
Full Flow experience

Google AI UltraUsage-basedTier names indicate $100 and $200 plans

10,000 (Ultra $100) or 25,000 (Ultra $200) extra credits monthly
4K upscaling and first access to experimental models

Source: support.google.com/flow/answer/16526234?hl=en, checked 28 Oct 2026. Prices can change; check before you buy.

Sources for this overview

Product pages, documentation, and pricing checked 28 Oct 2026. Each source supports part of the overview; availability and prices can change.

Get started with Google Flow - Computer - Google Flow Help ↗support.google.com
Manage your Google Flow credits - Computer - Google Flow Help ↗support.google.com

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