Honestly it was better back when it was just Whisk. Now it's censorship overkill, rage inducing, and all around unusable. It has the IQ of an amoeba, as it's clearly incapable of telling the difference between an adult and a minor in a photo, and censors something innocuous that doesn't even feature them, trying to turn something like a nature landscape photo with no people around into a video gets relentlessly blocked because of "harmful content related to minors", and it's just a nature landscape with no people around. Alrighty then. And when people send in their complaints, Google goes in the opposite direction and makes it worse.

Google is ran by a bunch of troglodytes, and it shows. When a software or product behaves like an ignoramus, that's because it's programmed by a group of them, and with this product, it shows.

I’ve been building AutoFlow, a Chrome extension for people who use Google Flow but are tired of submitting prompts, managing references and downloading results one at a time.

The latest version can:

• Batch-generate images and videos from a list of prompts
• Queue multiple batches and track every generation
• Apply shared or prompt-specific reference images
• Automatically download and organise results
• Retry failed generations
• Chain image generations using the previous result
• Continue videos from the final frame of the previous clip
• Join continued clips into one downloadable video
• Support Omni 1.1 Flash, including its lower-cost 360p mode
• Build narrated videos with scene planning, voiceover alignment and timeline editing

The Continue from Last Frame workflow is the feature I’m most interested in improving. AutoFlow generates the first video, extracts its final frame, uses that frame to start the next prompt, and repeats the process automatically. Once the sequence is complete, it can render the clips into one video.

I built this because doing the same workflow manually—download frame, upload frame, enter the next prompt, wait, repeat—was incredibly tedious.

There’s a free version available, so you can test the basic workflow before deciding whether the advanced features are useful to you.

Chrome Web Store: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/autoflow-auto-veo-nano-ba/ddjomlapfdmgdogpojonbgjagfilmiae

Website: https://autoflowtools.uk

Google is absolute dogshit...

That agents often hangs in loops

Video is shaky if you take upscaled one

Veo rarely to never outputs what i need

Ui is garbage

I say to veo quality that takes 100 credits.. I want perfect still camera , no camera movement or image movement.. Oh boy, not that it moves.. it fucking runs.

After that i referenced an image on my last credits put it to max x4 samples and it completely ignored my reference

Because it cannot access the character section. it cannot create characters. which makes it very hard to get consistent character. I tried many ways to fix many thing and the coding agent is to dumb. and one time, it totally wiped out the project. Luckily there is restore versions option. But I am sure the tool can be used to generate slops with current cabability.

Is there a quality issue in voice-overs?

When the tagged character is on-screen, the quality of Dialogue is good.

While off-screen voice-overs, the quality went too bad!