Google Flow

Description

1. Google’s OAuth 2.0 Authorization Code Flow – Often referred to as the “OAuth flow”, used in authentication and authorization for accessing Google APIs securely.

2. Google Flow (formerly known as Google App Script Flows) – A visual workflow automation tool (though this isn’t widely known under the name “Flow”).

3. Flow by Google (no longer active) – You might be thinking of Microsoft Flow (now Power Automate), which is a similar automation tool, but from Microsoft, not Google.

4. TensorFlow (by Google) – An open-source machine learning framework developed by the Google Brain team.

5. User Flow in Google Analytics or Firebase – Tools to analyze user behavior across websites

   1. Text‑to‑Video & Asset Generation

   • Create short cinematic clips (approximately 8 seconds) using text prompts, or combine them with image assets for better visual control.

   • Use generated assets (“ingredients”) across multiple scenes for visual consistency 🧩.

   2. Seamless Scene Builder

   • Edit and extend video sequences with smooth transitions—Flow allows “revealing next actions” or panning the camera through evolving scenes while maintaining continuity .

   3. Camera Controls

   • Control virtual camera movement, angle, and framing (e.g. wide-angle zooms, tracked motion) to guide composition and cinematic pacing .

   4. Audio & Dialogue Generation

   • With Veo 3, Flow can generate ambient sounds, music, voice lines, and character dialogue, enabling more realistic storytelling .

   5. Asset Management Workspace

   • Organize and reuse prompts, characters, visuals, environments, and assets in structured “projects” or video sequences.

   6. Flow TV: Learning by Example

   • A curated showcase called Flow TV offers featured clips where users can view the exact prompts and techniques used to generate them—great for inspiration and reverse engineering effects

   or apps.