Desktop app for Google Flow · Images + Videos
Bulk images & videos
on autopilot.
SuperFlow runs your whole prompt list on Google Flow — images and videos in one queue, every Flow account working side by side, and each file saved to your computer the moment it’s made.
Sound familiar?
Flow makes great images and videos.
Making a lot of them is the hard part.
Type, wait, download, repeat. A batch of 50 clips eats the whole day.
One account works through clips one by one and stops when it runs out.
Every video starts from scratch, so the story jumps and the look drifts.
No idea what to make — and AI prompt writers want an API key and a card.
From a prompt list
to a folder full of files.
New to SuperFlow? Here’s everything it does, in five steps. Click any step to see it.
Connect your Flow accounts
Add your Google Flow accounts to SuperFlow. A Chrome window opens, you sign in to Flow, and SuperFlow finds the account by itself. Every connected account can help with your runs.
5 accounts ready — Run shares its prompts between them 1 Google Account 1 demo1@gmail.com Ready 2 Google Account 2 demo2@gmail.com Ready 3 Google Account 3 demo3@gmail.com Ready 4 Google Account 4 demo4@gmail.com Ready 5 Google Account 5 demo5@gmail.com Ready 01 · One queue
Images and videos.
Same queue.
Paste a list or upload a file and press Start. Every card keeps its own type and settings, so one run can mix photos and clips.
- One prompt per line — JSON is detected automatically.
- 5 sizes, up to ×4 — 16:9, 4:3, 1:1, 3:4, 9:16 · 1K or 2K downloads.
- Name files by time code — start a line with #0-08.
- List, Grid or Batch view — filter Waiting, Making, Done, Failed; edit, retry or delete any card.
02 · Modes
Four modes. Switch in one click.
Choose how your reference images guide each image and clip — and keep a character, product or look consistent across the whole batch.
Each prompt takes only what it @mentions
Drop up to 30 images in a pool. Write @ and a tag in a prompt and only that image is attached — so every line of a story gets the right cast.
- ✓Pool of up to 30 images
- ✓Tag by number, file name or custom name
- ✓Type @ to pick from a list
03 · Parallel accounts
Every Flow account,
working side by side.
Connect your Flow accounts and a run shares the prompts between them. Watch each one work live — and walk away.
Each account uses its own Google Flow credits and limits.
04 · Chain
Clips that pick up
where the last one ended.
Each clip starts on the last frame of the clip before — one continuous shot, step by step. Every step is one prompt, and the steps share your accounts like a run. Perfect for long videos. Images can chain too.
Time-lapses, how-it’s-made shots and short stories without hard jumps between clips.
Each step starts from what the last one showed, so the look stays steady.
Line the clips up on the timeline and export one finished MP4.
05 · Workflows
Viral formats, ready to run.
Pick a recipe and give it one idea. The AI writes every prompt and Flow makes the whole set — captions included.
06 · Nodes
Build a pipeline once.
Run it forever.
A visual canvas in the spirit of ComfyUI. An AI writer feeds prompts into images, images into videos, with picks in between — press Run and every step happens in order.
Search the block list and place inputs, AI, image, video, review and output blocks on the canvas.
Join dots of the same colour — blue for text, green for images, purple for clips. The colours tell you what fits.
Press Run and it works through every step across your accounts. Save the graph and reuse it with new ideas.
07 · Free AI prompts
Free Gemini & ChatGPT, built in.
Stop paying per prompt. SuperFlow writes your prompts with your own Gemini or ChatGPT sign-in — no API key, no card, no bill. Write 1 or 100 at a time, for images or videos.
- ✕Create an API key and add a payment card
- ✕Pay for every prompt you write
- ✕Watch usage as your batches grow
- ✕Copy prompts by hand into another app
- ✓Sign in to Gemini or ChatGPT once
- ✓$0 from SuperFlow for prompt writing
- ✓Batches of 1–100, as often as you like
- ✓Prompts go straight into your queue
Uses your own Gemini or ChatGPT web sign-in. SuperFlow adds no cost or cap; Google’s and OpenAI’s own fair-use limits still apply.
08 · Video Editor
Cut it together. Export MP4.
Your clips go straight onto a timeline. Add transitions, text, music, filters and effects, then export an MP4 on your own computer.
Dissolve, fade to black, flash white, blur, light leak and more — add one to every cut in a click.
Titles over the video and a music track underneath, with a loudness meter.
Style the whole timeline or a single clip, then fine-tune with Adjust.
Auto, 16:9, 9:16 or 1:1 canvas, and 24, 25 or 30 fps.
09 · Library
Everything you’ve made.
One place.
Search by prompt, filter images or videos, project, model and date. Click anything to see its prompt, which account made it and where it’s saved.
Bring in what you already made in Google Flow — any account, any project.
Everything beside the queue
Six tools. One app.
Download
Native on Mac and Windows
Install it, connect your Google Flow accounts and start your first run.
Requires a Google Flow account in a country where Flow is available.
Version 1.0.1 · released 13 OCT 2026
FAQ
Questions?
Answers.
Is SuperFlow made by Google?+
No. SuperFlow is an independent desktop app by AutoToolsLabs that works with your own Google Flow accounts. It is not affiliated with Google.
Can one run make images and videos?+
Yes. Each card in the queue keeps its own type and settings, so you can mix image and video prompts in the same run.
What does Chain do?+
It starts each new clip from the last frame of the previous one, so a series of clips plays as one continuous story.
Which mode should I use?+
Ingredients when every prompt should use the same images, @Tags when each prompt needs different ones, Whisk for the classic subject-scene-style layout, and Frames to start videos from a picture.
Do I need an API key for the AI prompt writer?+
No. It uses your ChatGPT or Gemini sign-in. SuperFlow adds no cost or cap; OpenAI’s and Google’s own fair-use limits still apply.
Where are my files saved?+
On your computer, in the project folder you choose, as each one finishes. Everything also stays in the Library.
Does it work on Mac and Windows?+
Yes, both, with the same features.