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Bulk prompt automation for Google Labs Flow — batch-generate images & videos from a prompt list, with ordered auto-download. Turn one prompt list into hundreds of renders — while you do something else. Turkuaz Auto-Flow feeds your prompts into Google Labs Flow one by one, rides out the generation queue, survives rate-limit blocks, and downloads every image and video in perfect order. WHAT IT DOES • Smart prompt parsing — numbered lists, paragraph blocks, or one-per-line; multi-line prompts are kept together automatically • Image + video generation — switch between Flow's image models and Veo video, with per-mode aspect ratio, duration and model controls • Reference images — attach one reference for the whole run, or a matched sequence (prompt 1 gets image 1, and so on) • Ordered auto-download — every result downloads the moment it's ready, numbered in generation order • Survives rate-limit blocks — if Flow flags unusual activity, Turkuaz pauses, retries the same prompt, and resumes automatically • Bulk-download existing work — point it at a project you already generated and it pulls everything down, oldest to newest TRY BEFORE YOU BUY The extension includes 10 free image and 10 free video generations — no card required. Lifetime access is a one-time $3 unlock (no subscription). REQUIREMENTS A Google account with access to Google Labs Flow (labs.google) and Chrome. Turkuaz automates the Flow page you already use — your own plan and limits on Google's side still apply. Not affiliated with Google.
Aug 7, 2026
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