Google Flow is one of the most accessible AI art and video generation platforms out there.
I’ve created a couple videos to support everyone with starting out on Google Flow and how to use the fantastic Omni Flash model to edit, modify and expand your imagination all in one place.
My Educational Tutorials of Google Flow!
Here’s how I used Google Flow to adjust my tutorial recording:
The key elements of this video is:
Uploading video to edit. Omni Flash is able to modify and take videos as an input. So you can adjust lighting, environment and clothing whilst retaining motion and dialogue.
Image editing. Google Flow has access to Nano Banana 2, meaning you can edit still frames of your images or even create new ones. Combine this with Omni Flash to take control of your elements.
Speed. Google Flow uses a new Agent feature to bulk create assets for you so you don’t have to work one by one anymore.
The most fun with Google Flow comes with editing real video, and Omni Flash does an amazing job at this.
My next tutorial video focuses on this. Real life footage edited with Omni Flash to create basic VFX and fun new scenes.
I believe this is a great way to introduce Gen-AI art and video to new people, and you can edit anything you have filmed within minutes.
Getting Started
Everything happens on Google Flow now.
Open up a new project and explore all the new tabs on the side, but focus on that prompt box int he middle.
Select “Agent”, and start to ask it ideas for something to create, upload images, video or anything that you’d like.
The agent acts like a creative partner to you that brings your ideas to life. It can modify and edit in bulk, giving you full control of everything.
One of those great features is image editing with Nano Banana 2:
Annotate your images for edits.
New Image from new angle
The first image is annotated with an arrow and prompted to Nano Banana 2 to give a new angle of the scene.
Notice how it kept the composition and environment but changed the shot. This means you can get more out of your images without having to reprompt from scratch.
