Since Flow debuted last year, the community has created more than 1.5 billion images and videos for all kinds of projects: from music clips to product campaigns. What were creators asking for? A single place where you don’t just generate video, but where you can create, edit, and compose without losing your rhythm.
What changes in Flow
Google redesigns Flow to put image generation front and center, integrate tools from previous experiments, and give fine-grained control over editing. That means you no longer have to jump between apps: now you can generate images, turn them into frames, and animate them in one space.
Flow brings together the best of Whisk, ImageFX and Nano Banana within a unified experience, with free image generation and the option to migrate your existing projects.
Multi-format creation: images and video together
The most practical change: the image capabilities (Whisk and ImageFX) are incorporated into Flow. With integrated, you can create high-fidelity images and use them immediately as ingredients to generate video with Veo, without leaving Flow.
