How To Use Google Flow For Beginners (Step-By-Step Guide)
Channel: Paul J Lipsky
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[0:00] Google Flow is an incredible tool for
[0:02] creating videos and images with your
[0:04] Google AI subscription. But the first
[0:06] time that you open it up, it can feel
[0:08] very overwhelming. Fortunately for you,
[0:11] I've spent countless hours inside of
[0:13] Flow, and I've discovered that there are
[0:15] really only a few things you need to
[0:16] learn in order to master 80% of what it
[0:19] can do. So, instead of spending hours
[0:21] trying to learn every feature that Flow
[0:23] has, let me just show you the basics so
[0:25] that you can get up and running and
[0:27] using Flow in just a few minutes. You
[0:29] can find Google Flow at this URL, which
[0:32] I know is quite long, so I'll also have
[0:33] it linked in the description down below
[0:35] for you. Everything you do in Google
[0:37] Flow is organized into projects. So,
[0:40] we'll start by clicking right here where
[0:42] it says new project. Down here is the
[0:45] prompt box. This is where you tell Flow
[0:47] what images or videos you want it to
[0:49] create for you. We'll start with a
[0:51] simple example. Make sure you click on
[0:53] this menu, and this is where you can
[0:55] choose if you want Flow to create an
[0:57] image for you or a video. We'll start
[1:00] with an image. You can also select the
[1:02] aspect ratio. I'll select 9 by 16, and
[1:06] another unique feature in comparison to
[1:09] creating images inside of the Gemini app
[1:12] is that you can choose how many outputs
[1:14] Flow creates for you.
[1:16] So, if I select four for instance, it
[1:18] will create four images for me.
[1:20] But for this demo, I just want to select
[1:23] two of them. Then you can choose the
[1:24] image generation model. Right now, this
[1:27] gives you access