Auto FlowAvailable nowHundreds of prompts. Not one click in between.
Batch AI prompting for Google Flow. Generate hundreds of images and videos automatically, all from one Chrome extension.
Free to use · Works in every language
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upload a whole prompt list
Free
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How it runs
Set it once, Auto Flow does the rest
No more entering, generating and saving each prompt one by one. Set it up once and get on with other work while it runs.
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Step 01
Set your prompts and Flow settings
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Step 02
Auto Flow generates the entire batch
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Step 03
Each prompt is created and numbered
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Step 04
Download everything, ready to use
The difference
One prompt by hand or the whole list at once
Google Flow makes you repeat the same routine for every prompt. Auto Flow runs that routine for you, in order, until the queue is empty.
By hand
× every prompt- 1Paste the prompt
- 2Check the settings
- 3Generate
- 4Wait for the result
- 5Download it
- 6Rename the file
With Auto Flow
- 1Paste or upload the whole list
- 2Press Start Flow
- 3Collect the numbered results
Meanwhile you work on something else.
Features
Everything a batch needs, already built in
Queue hundreds of prompts, then walk away
Paste or upload your prompts, hit Start Flow, and Auto Flow sends them to Google Flow one after another while you do something else.
- Upload prompts straight from a .txt file
- Live status for every prompt: sent, sending, queued
- Fully automatic, no clicking between prompts
The right reference on every prompt, automatically
Build a Library of reference images, give each one a tag like @hero, and Auto-Tag matches the correct reference to every prompt by scanning your prompts for those tags.
- Tag your images once in the Library
- Auto-Tag maps references to prompts in one click
- Perfect for characters, styles and recurring scenes
Map References to Prompts
3/3 prompts mapped
✓ 12 references auto-assigned
Every result saved automatically, in order
As each image or video finishes, Auto Flow downloads it at your chosen quality, in the right order, with clean numbering.
- Downloads at your selected quality
- Correct order and numbering, never mixed up
- Or download the generated results afterwards, in order
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Works in any language, anywhere
Auto Flow runs on Google Flow in every language and interface, and the extension itself speaks six languages.
- Six-language interface
- Runs on any Google Flow locale
- The same reliable automation everywhere
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PROWith Pro
Auto Flow: Audio to Video
Your voice-over, turned into scenes
Upload your narration and a raw recording becomes a scene by scene video plan. ViralDNA transcribes it, splits it into scenes that follow the meaning, and writes the visual prompt for every single scene. The generated clips are bound back to the scene they belong to and lined up in sync with your audio.
See Pro plansEvery 5 minutes of audio = 1 token
A 10 minute narration costs 2 tokens, a 15 minute one costs 3. The 25 script tokens Pro gives you every month cover roughly 2 hours of narration.
Up to 15 minutes per upload
The ceiling is per recording. For longer videos, split the audio and run the parts one after another.
Clips are generated in your own Flow account
ViralDNA prepares the scenes and the prompts, Google Flow does the generating on your own plan and credits. We charge nothing extra for that step.
It rides on the Google Flow interface
The feature works by reading Flow's own screen. When Google reworks that interface, a run can stall for a while. We would rather tell you this before you pay, not after.
So what happens when Google changes something?
A change like that jumps straight to the front of our queue. The moment the fix is ready we ship the new version to Google for review on the Chrome Web Store, and once it is approved the extension updates itself. You do not have to do a thing. So far we have brought the run back up after every major Flow interface change.
Set it up once. Get on with your day.
Batch AI prompting for Google Flow. Generate hundreds of images and videos automatically, all from one Chrome extension.
Free to use · Works in every language
Is ViralDNA Auto Flow free?
Yes. Installing Auto Flow and running batches of prompts in Google Flow is free. You still need your own access to Google Flow, and each image or video uses your Flow plan's credits as usual. The only paid part is Audio to Video, which turns a voice-over into scenes: it is part of ViralDNA Pro and uses script tokens, 1 token per 5 minutes of audio.
Is Auto Flow safe? Why does it ask for the debugger permission?
Auto Flow only runs on Google Flow (labs.google and flow.google.com). It uses Chrome's debugger permission for a single job: pressing Flow's Send button on your Flow project tab with a real mouse click, because Flow ignores clicks that a script fakes. It does not use it to read your network traffic, run code inside the page or get past CAPTCHAs. While it presses the button, Chrome shows a yellow bar saying the tab is being debugged; that is expected. Your prompts and settings stay in your browser, and the images and videos you make download straight to your computer. We never receive them.
What does each permission do?
Downloads saves each result in order. Storage keeps your prompts, library and settings in your browser. Side panel shows the controls next to Flow. Scripting and active tab let it type your prompts into Flow and follow their progress. Notifications and alarms tell you when a run ends and keep long runs on schedule. Power stops the computer from sleeping in the middle of a batch. Identity is for signing in with Google. Debugger is only for the real click described above. Site access is limited to labs.google and flow.google.com.
Which models does it work with? Are Veo 3 and Nano Banana supported?
Auto Flow uses whatever model you pick in Google Flow: Veo models for video, including 10-second clips on Omni Flash, and Nano Banana for images. You choose the output quality (1K, 2K or 4K images, video up to 4K) and the delay between prompts.
Can I turn a set of images into videos in one run?
Yes. In the Img→Video tab, add your images and write one prompt per line. Start only gives one video per image. Chain makes each image close one clip and open the next, so 10 images give 9 connected clips. Pairs uses the images two at a time. Before you start, the counter shows how many videos the run will produce.
Does Auto Flow work in Firefox, Edge or on a phone?
Auto Flow is built for desktop Chrome, version 120 or newer. There is no Firefox version, and Chrome on phones and tablets cannot run extensions. Other Chromium browsers that install from the Chrome Web Store may work, but we test on Chrome.
Auto Flow stopped or is not working. What should I check?
Start each run in a fresh, empty Flow project. Keep the Flow tab visible while prompts are being sent; Auto Flow waits while the tab is hidden. Close DevTools on that tab and do not dismiss Chrome's yellow debugging bar. If the panel lost its connection, reload the extension on chrome://extensions and press Continue. Still stuck? Write to support@viraldna.io with a screenshot of the side panel.
What happens when Google changes Flow?
Auto Flow reads Flow's own screen, so a big Flow update can stall runs for a while. A fix goes to the Chrome Web Store for review as soon as it is ready, and once it is approved the extension updates itself. There is nothing to reinstall.
Is this Google's own Auto Flow?
No. Several extensions are called Auto Flow; this one is ViralDNA Auto Flow by viraldna.io, with 8,000+ users and a 4.4/5 rating from 170 ratings on the Chrome Web Store. It is not affiliated with, endorsed or sponsored by Google. Google, Google Flow and Veo are trademarks of Google LLC.