Google's AI creative studio Google Flow is drawing attention for its use as a "content engine" that generates images and videos in bulk, built on advanced generative models such as Veo 3.1, Gemini Omni and Nano Banana. Flow, which produces and edits high-quality media from text, image and video inputs, was officially announced around May 20, 2025 and initially positioned as an "AI filmmaking tool" for creators. More recently, workflows that combine Agent features with scripts and extensions to generate anywhere from dozens to over 100 pieces of content at once have been spreading.
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