The AI tool includes a project dashboard where users can manage multiple video projects. Inside each project, users can choose from different generation modes:
Text to Video AI: The default mode, where a user types a description, and Flow AI generates an AI video based on that prompt.
Frames to Video AI: Allows users to define a starting frame, ending frame, or both, and generate an AI video sequence that transitions between the frames.
Ingredients to Video: Users can combine specific visual elements—such as a person, object, or environment—and add a prompt to define how they interact in the scene.
Each mode supports additional inputs like previously generated frames, uploaded images, and camera movements, which can be added directly through the interface without detailed prompt engineering.
Once clips are generated, they can be assembled in the Scenebuilder, where users can sequence multiple AI clips into a coherent video. In this view, it’s possible to:
Rearrange clips.
Trim or extend individual segments.
Use saved frames to continue scenes.
Generate follow-up clips based on how a previous one ends (using a feature called "Jump To").
The structure of Google Flow AI supports iterative content creation. Rather than producing a single isolated result, it encourages combining, adjusting, and extending video segments to build a narrative or visual concept step by step.
Overall, Flow AI is aimed at users who want more creative control over AI-generated video without needing to rely entirely on detailed text prompts. It offers a blend of generative capability and editing flexibility, with an interface tailored for visual storytelling and scene construction.
