Flow Video

Flow Video is a web-based AI generator that converts images and text prompts into short video clips for ecommerce, ads and social channels. It offers several video models and a credit-based subscription with commercial licensing on paid plans.

Flow Video is a browser-based generator that turns still images and written prompts into short AI video clips. Users upload a product photo, portrait, app screenshot, catalog image or mockup, or describe a scene in text, and the service returns a clip with camera movement and visual motion. The same interface also offers an AI image generator, so a single credit balance covers both stills and video. The audience is mostly commercial: ecommerce sellers who want motion for product pages and marketplaces, marketers testing ad hooks and visual directions, agencies and freelancers producing campaign variations, and founders who need launch or promo content without a shoot. The workflows it highlights include image-to-video, text-to-video, product videos, ad concepts and vertical clips sized for TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts. In practice the process has four stages: add an image or prompt, pick a workflow, set the model, motion and style, then generate, download and refine. Uploads accept JPG, JPEG, PNG and WEBP files up to 10MB. The generator panel shows the credit cost before a run, for example 30 credits for a 6 second, 480p, 16:9 clip on the default model. Model pages cover Seedance 2.0, Seedance 2.5 and Veo 3.1, the latter with Lite, Fast and Pro modes, and some of these accept video or audio references alongside text and images. Billing is credit-based with three subscription tiers, Starter, Standard and Premium, differing in credit allowance, concurrent generation tasks, queue priority, history retention and license terms. Paid plans include HD downloads without watermarks. Among alternatives, Flow Video sits in the aggregator style of video tools: rather than building a single proprietary model, it gives access to several third-party video models through one workspace and one payment. That suits marketers who want quick variations and model choice, though it offers no timeline editor, so finishing work such as trimming, captioning or stitching clips together would happen in a separate editing application.