Google Flow Tips & Tricks (9 Features You Need to Know)

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Kevin Stratvert presents nine Google Flow features. (1) Transform existing videos by dragging one into a project, confirming rights, and prompting a new setting — his basketball dunk is placed in a packed arena. (2) Make small edits without regenerating everything, such as replacing the basketball with a giant chocolate chip cookie. (3) Create an AI avatar via Profile > Create Avatar, scanning a QR code to capture face and voice, then add it to prompts for images and videos. (4) Generate consistent characters under Characters: describe or upload one, name it (his example ‘Sarah’), pick a voice, and reuse it across scenes. (5) Use start and end frames, which requires switching the model to Veo 3.1 Quality because, he says, Omni doesn’t currently support an end frame. (6) Apply a reference image’s style as an ‘ingredient’ alongside a video, turning a walking clip into a Lego world. (7) Generate multiple camera angles from one shot using the agent, approving the planned generations. (8) Replace the main subject while keeping the original motion, swapping himself for a robot. (9) Plan with Storyboard Studio: paste a script or describe a video, then auto-generate characters, locations and props, build a consistent storyboard, and animate images or use them as prompt references.

Key takeaways

• Existing videos can be re-set or edited with prompts — small changes like swapping one object don’t require regenerating the whole clip conceptually from scratch.
• Consistent characters are created in the Characters section with a name and voice, then referenced in later prompts to keep scenes consistent.
• Start/end frame control requires Veo 3.1 Quality; Kevin says Omni doesn’t currently support an end frame.
• Style transfer and subject replacement both work by adding the source video and reference image/subject description as ingredients to the prompt.
• Storyboard Studio generates a script, then assets (characters, locations, props) and a storyboard, keeping those elements consistent across the video.

Episode details: published July 14, 2026 · 10:34 long. Summary written by Self Growth Videos from the episode itself. Business results and any income figures mentioned are Kevin Stratvert’s own claims, shared for education — they are not typical or guaranteed.

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