Google Flow
Google's consumer and prosumer filmmaking app built on Veo 3.1. It wraps generation in a shot-based workflow: text-to-video, Frames to Video, Ingredients to Video for reusing subjects, video extension, video-to-video editing, Scenebuilder for stitching shots, and upscaling.
- Resolution
- 4K
- Weights
- Not released
- API
- No
- Commercial use
- Not established
Sold through Google AI subscription tiers rather than per second.
The research notes for this model record other terms but do not state a commercial-use position, and no licence page was retrieved, so it is not established here. Check the vendor's own terms.
- Output is watermarked. Veo output carries SynthID watermarking
Specification
- What it takes in
- text, image, video
- What it makes
- video, audio
- Maximum duration
- not established
- Maximum resolution
- 4K
- Aspect ratios
- not established
- Controls
- image-to-video, keyframes, reference-character-consistency, extend
- Weights
- Not released
- API
- No
- Pricing
- Credit allowance bundled with Google AI subscriptions: free tier 50 daily credits; AI Plus $4.99/mo 200 monthly credits; AI Pro $19.99/mo 1,000; AI Ultra $99.99/mo 10,000; AI Ultra $199.99/mo 25,000
- Released or updated
- not established
Maximum duration and supported aspect ratios are not established here. That means no page we could retrieve stated them, not that the model lacks them.
Strengths
- Shot-based timeline (Scenebuilder) rather than one-off clip generation
- Ingredients to Video for character and object reuse
- Video extension and video-to-video editing in one app
- Cheap entry point via the $4.99 AI Plus tier
Weaknesses
- No API
- Per-clip duration and native resolution are not published on the product page
- Credit costs per generation are not stated on the about page
- Upscale ceiling gated by plan
Best for
- short films and narrative sequences
- multi-shot ad concepts
- creators without an editing pipeline
What to understand before using it
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