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Batch generate AI images and videos on Google Flow with reference tagging, and auto-downloads. Turn any prompt list into a finished batch of AI images and videos on Google Flow with automated queueing, smart character tagging, and instant folder organization. Omninator connects directly to your Google Flow workspace in a sleek Chrome side panel, allowing you to load bulk prompt lists, chain reference characters, configure Veo 3.1 & Omni Flash video settings, and walk away while your entire batch runs unattended. KEY FEATURES • Automated Multi-Batch Queueing Paste or upload large prompt lists with line-separated blocks. Omninator automatically runs each prompt in sequence, tracking progress, elapsed time, and status in real-time. • Smart Tagging & Character Consistency (#name and @tag) Label any output image with #name to register it, then reference it in subsequent prompts with @name. Maintain consistent characters, styles, and environments across your entire run without repetitive copy-pasting. • Full Video Generation Control Customize Veo 3.1 (Quality, Fast, Lite) and Omni Flash models. Set precise durations (4s, 6s, 8s, 10s), 1080p / 4K upscaling, aspect ratios (16:9, 9:16), and generation modes (Text-to-Video, Start Frame, Start+End Frame, and Reference). • Reference Image Library Upload up to 10 subject, scene, and style reference images per batch to guide generations with precision. • Resilient Auto-Recovery Engine Runs smoothly for hours unattended. If temporary network hiccups or session timeouts occur, Omninator automatically refreshes and retries failed jobs up to 3 times with exponential backoff. • Organized Automatic Downloads Every completed asset is saved directly to your computer in clean, timestamped subfolders with human-readable prompt filenames — with zero compression loss. HOW TO USE 1. Open your Google Flow project at labs.google/fx/tools/flow 2. Click the Omninator icon in your Chrome toolbar or press Ctrl+Shift+F to open the side panel 3. Paste your prompts into the prompt box (one prompt per block, separated by blank lines) 4. Choose your image or video settings (model, aspect ratio, duration, upscale) 5. Click "Start Batch" and let Omninator generate and download your assets automatically PRIVACY & SECURITY Omninator is designed with privacy by default: • Operates completely on your device inside your browser. • Never collects, transmits, tracks, or sells personal data, browsing history, or prompt inputs. • All generation requests communicate directly with official Google endpoints using your active session. • No intermediary servers, third-party trackers, or analytics scripts are used. PERMISSIONS EXPLAINED • "Storage" — Saves your prompt lists, run history, and preferences locally on your computer. • "Downloads" — Automatically saves your generated images and videos to organized local folders. • "Tabs" — Locates and connects to your active Google Flow tab during batch execution. • "Side Panel" — Provides a convenient side-by-side workspace next to Google Flow. • "Alarms" — Keeps your background queue running reliably during long multi-hour batches. • "Scripting" — Coordinates prompt automation with the Google Flow canvas. SUPPORT & FEEDBACK • Website: https://leksautomate.github.io/omninator-landing • Privacy Policy: https://leksautomate.github.io/omninator-landing/privacy.html • GitHub / Issues: https://github.com/leksautomate/omninator-landing Version 0.3.0 — Enhanced multi-batch queueing, Veo 3.1 video support, character chaining syntax guide, and auto-download management.
Aug 24, 2026
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