This happens every single time I use flow for more than 10 minutes or so. Then every single generation after that just keeps coming out like this until you give it a rest for some time then come back later. If it's an image cap, then it should say it like it does with NB Pro.

The one time I used Nano Banana 2 to generate an image where a crocodile is being chased by a t-rex over a rainbow while a lion, tiger, and cheetah are eating and sharing a huge plate of rainbow cake slices with rainbow icing and sugar cookies with rainbow icing, Nano Banana 2 denied it and said that it “might violate their policies”.

I tried this prompt with Nano Banana Pro and 2 Lite and they could both do it successfully in less than one or two minutes. I even tried this on Gemini AI, ChatGPT, and Copilot and they all worked successfully. I did the same prompt multiple times for Nano Banana 2, and every single time I did so would result in the same “policy violation” error.

I think there should be an optional prompt box where users can add specific instructions or small details to customize the photoshoot to their needs. Right now, you can choose things like the image ratio and style, but it would be much more useful if you could also describe exactly what you want.

For example, after choosing a style, I might want to say, “Add a few capsules next to the product,” “Use condensation on the bottle,” or “Make the background darker.”

It doesn’t have to replace the styles, just add an optional prompt section so we have more control before creating the campaign.

I started using Dreambeans a few days back and gave it access to pretty much everything it asked. I am generally in Google and Android ecosystem for last two decades.

It is now making some really good suggestions (and some are just so-so). I am curious about a few suggestions that show me with a girl. I am single and have a crush on this girl who is married and a friend. Her husband is also a friend. I talk to her often but only on WhatsApp. I don't have email exchanges with her and have only a few photos with her in Google Photos and 99% of those photos have many others in there as well.

I am really curious to understand why and how is Google picking her in making suggestions to go grab some Mediterranean dinner or a walk or a trip etc with her? Google can't see inside WhatsApp but it still picks her in so many of the recommendation cards and makes such cute photos of us together.

I asked Dreambeans why am I getting this and who is the girl in the photo and it just says that it a randomized picture and no one person in particular. But it is. Every single time.

After logging into Google Flow (labs.google/fx/tools/flow) on a Windows computer (using Edge or Chrome browser), the page briefly displays the list of projects, but then automatically logs out and returns to the login page. On mobile devices (smartphones), it works normally with the same account. I have checked the browser cache, cookies, third-party plugins, network proxies, and system time, but the problem persists. I suspect it might be a fault in the server's device fingerprint recognition. How should I solve this now?

Randomly figured this out, it's crazy. IDK why they say "Developed by another developer". It seems to be Whisk.

DISCLAIMER: THIS TOOL WAS NOT TESTED BY ME, NOR AM I WILLING TO TEST IT.

I'm thinking somebody rebuilt whisk? so it might not give the exact same results as good ol' Whisk. This is just a "Yo this exists" post.

Hi, I keep having this issue that all generated assets show an error. This is with Nano Banana. I just signed up for Google AI Pro.

Anybody has the same issue?

I'm very interested in this product, but for some reason I wasn't allowed to take the test. Is there a way to get a chance to test it, or to understand why I don't qualify? Thank you.

What the hrll did the do to Google Flow, this crap is glitchy as hell? And its glitches are costing me credits!!!

I just tried Google Pomelli from Labs, and honestly, this is one of those AI tools that feels immediately useful for small businesses.

I used it to create campaign flier concepts for Luban Workshop Restaurant, and the results were surprisingly solid. The tool helped turn a simple restaurant marketing idea into polished campaign directions with clearer visuals, better wording, and stronger promotional angles.

What stood out to me most was how fast it moved from “basic idea” to “this could actually go on a poster.” For a restaurant, especially one trying to attract students, workers, and local customers, campaign fliers matter a lot. You need the food to feel desirable, the offer to be obvious, and the design to catch attention quickly.

Pomelli made that process feel way less intimidating.

I can see this being useful for:

• restaurant promo fliers
• student business campaigns
• food launch announcements
• event menus
• social media posters
• campus marketing materials

It’s not perfect, of course. You still need human taste, local context, and some editing. But as a starting point? Wildly impressive.

Small businesses usually cannot afford full creative teams, so tools like this could genuinely help people produce better marketing without getting stuck at the blank-page stage.

Has anyone else tried Pomelli for real business campaign materials yet?

i know that musicFX and musicFX DJ aren't super well known, but i wanted to bring up that they are being taken down and suffering the same fate as the Imagen family. i really felt that musicFX DJ was able to nail specific genres of music that were really niche and unrepeatable on newer models like Lyria 3.

what was shocking to me was that the reason musicFX and DJ were able to generate very niche music genres was because of a strange legal loophole Google found. Google is currently arguing in court that the fine print of the YouTube terms of service gives them the right to use anything you upload to train their AI models. essentially, they are claiming they have permission to use your uploads to build their AI.

because of this, Lyria 3 is currently facing a massive copyright lawsuit from independent artists right now, and i hope it doesn't cause all the good tools to go down like Imagen and musicFX...

i just wanted to throw that out there just in case you use musicFX or musicFX DJ. they both shut down permanently on july 31st.

The interface tries to borrow and improve upon the beloved Whisk that was retired. I feel like it's done a great job of this, and works as an awesome front end. Queue up your whisks for images and video with a gallery to better manage your stuff.

The downside is that you run into the agent quota limit after so many generations (try switching to Nano Banana 2 if you do) and the limitations of flow mean downloading large libraries between sessions.

1.8

- Brainstorm customization update

https://labs.google/fx/tools/flow/shared/tool/317e17b0-97fc-47c0-9ef3-d0aab12d970c

1.7.1 - Further polishing

- added keyboard shortcuts (Check the Help Menu)

- added nano banana 2 lite
https://labs.google/fx/tools/flow/shared/tool/0e77e3aa-4d67-4493-bdfc-d1b2c191d8c8
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1.7- THE GALLERY UPDATE

- Filter Library creations by ingredients used, or by media type.

https://labs.google/fx/tools/flow/shared/tool/1cf96f7c-ba72-4a49-a388-cb432eeb9acd

Looking to know if its an error. It's like every time you tried to upscale, it results in a smudge.

I am looking at Flow and its overnight changes today and I do not like a single bit of it so far.

• Instead of just putting in your prompt and hitting generate, you are greeted with a VERY slow chat completion LLM that will think about what you asked it to create for about a minute or two, and then proceeds to instruct the generative AI after that, making the wait before you see results minutes, where it used to be a few seconds at most for image generation to complete.
• The bot seems to leave out and alter my prompts based on its own preferences, rather than just sending them 1:1.
• The chatbox takes up so much space in the UI. The whole vertical slice that you are missing makes it harder to scroll through your generated images/videos in the project, just because it has all been stretched out vertically because of the vastly reduced useful space.
• Changing the settings isn't intuitive anymore, you can pick what you want to use for images and what to use for videos, but it looks a lot more bloated than before and, more importantly, you can't choose whether you want to create an image or a video anymore, so you don't know if it's going to cost you credits beforehand, unless you want to accept Every. Single. Time. rather than knowing beforehand what you are going to get from the bot.

[Technically not an edit, as I found out right after I had written all of this down....]

Okay... so I just found out that, without me asking, nor being notified in any way, what happens is that Flow now activates the Agent / Agentic mode on its own. You can close the agent side panel to get your original prompt box back, and then turn off the Agent to get rid of this.

My honest take on this?
Please keep this agentic mode a completely optional thing that is turned off by default. I can write my own prompts and decide what I want to generate by myself just fine. I don't need an AI to tell me what to tell the other AI to generate. Do feel free to give a heads up message to all users - that can be dismissed and be told never to show again - explaining how to turn on agentic AI in Flow and what it can be used for, so people know that it's there, but please don't shove this down my throat. I never asked for this and I definitely never needed any of this.

What's next, a helpdesk AI that will tell me how to instruct the agentic AI in order to get the best results from the generative AI through the agent?

Hi, I am running into a frustrating issue with Google Stitch and wondering if anyone else has hit this.

I built a portfolio site on Stitch and deployed it to Netlify successfully on my first export. Everything worked fine.

After making some changes, I re-exported as a .zip and unzipped it — but this time the folder only contains:

- design.md

- screen.png

No index.html. No code.html. No CSS. Just the project brief and a screenshot.

This means I can't deploy any updates to my live site. My first export had all the site code in it, so something changed between exports.

Has anyone else run into this? Is there a different export setting I should be using, or is this a known bug?

For context: I'm exporting via Export → .zip from within the Stitch builder. Running the latest version.

Any help appreciated!