Videos
Demos, tutorials and films made with FlowSaga, sorted by type.
Watch a real run
A real Google Flow account, 2:03: send three videos, approve the credits, and the finished files land in the folder under their titles.
Read the narration
This is FlowSaga, a Chrome extension for Google Flow, Google's AI video tool.
FlowSaga works inside your own Google Flow account.
Google makes the videos, using your own credits.
FlowSaga does the busywork: it sends batches of prompts, tracks every video, and saves the results.
Setup takes a minute.
Sign in with Google, connect a Flow project, and pick the folders for finished videos.
In zone one, choose the model, length, aspect ratio, and how many videos to make.
Then give each slot a title and a prompt.
One click sends the whole batch.
First, a confirmation shows how many Flow credits are left.
FlowSaga enters the prompts into Flow's agent and sends them, right in your own account.
Flow shows the credit cost, and you approve it.
The videos are paid for with your own Google credits.
FlowSaga never sells or resells credits.
While Google generates, FlowSaga tracks each video.
Finished videos are saved to your folder automatically, and a notification confirms it.
Here are the three finished videos.
On your computer, each file is named after its title.
Zone four is the library for every video in your Flow account, with filters, categories, and one click saving.
Zone two continues a story from the last clip.
Zone three copies the motion of a reference video.
There is a free plan with four videos a day.
Paid plans match Google's Plus, Pro, and Ultra plans.
Google credits are not included; they stay on your own Google plan.
Paid plans open soon.
You'll subscribe right inside the extension, and member features unlock on your Google account.
FlowSaga is an independent product, not affiliated with Google.
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