Hola Flow updates
and release notes.

Nano Banana 2.1 in Hola Flow.

The image model selector, help text, batch summaries and interactive product previews now use Google Flow’s current Nano Banana 2.1 name. The underlying NARWHAL request key remains unchanged so saved settings and existing queues continue to work.

More reliable image and video generation.

Generation security tokens now come from the active Flow project session. Long batches recover once from stale security state, keep startup delays bounded beyond 20 items, and refresh connection settings when needed. Video upscaling now sends the selected 1080p or 4K resolution field.

Get Pro, with clear monthly billing.

Upgrade buttons now say Get Pro. Free-trial offers, welcome screens and expiry banners have been removed from the extension. The interactive website preview now shows a 500-prompt sample allowance.

Updated video requests.

Video generation and upscaling now use the shared fresh-token path. This release corrects request fields for text, reference and frame-based videos and allows longer for Flow to accept a video submission. Existing job recovery and duplicate-submission safeguards remain in place.

A smoother, more focused Hola Flow.

The refreshed interface adds inline Pace & Saving accordions, a clearer active Animate button, and subtle motion across tab changes, dropdowns, buttons, selections and expanding settings. The motion stays restrained and respects reduced-motion preferences.

Current Flow request security.

Image generation now preserves the single-use reCAPTCHA token for the real request, includes current Flow same-domain and locale metadata, and maps all five supported image ratios.

Image settings and safer retries.

Image batches use the selected model with the existing Flow connection configuration when the quota backend supplies no image specification. Missing settings now have a clear error. Automatic retries pause when a request needs checking, preventing repeated blocked retries.

When no ratio mapping is supplied by the backend, generation uses the connection default ratio and logs a warning. A signed-in Flow project and valid connection configuration are still required.

Image batches check image settings.

Image generation no longer stops simply because the backend lacks video settings. Video batches still require video configuration. If the backend provides no usable connection settings, Hola Flow now reports that directly instead of suggesting that every user deploy the backend.

Flow generation still needs the backend’s saved FLOW_BOQ_CONFIG value and a signed-in Google Flow tab.

Quieter updates. Consistent branding.

The welcome tour now uses the Hola Flow logo. Dismiss any update card—including the up-to-date notice—and it stays hidden across panel openings and browser restarts. It returns only when a newer release is available. The 24-hour reminder has been removed.

Know when it’s time to update.

Hola Flow now checks for new releases when its panel opens and every six hours while it stays open. The new card beneath your subscription shows your update status, links to the download guide, and lets you pause reminders for 24 hours.

Also corrects the old expired-build link to open the Hola Flow website. Installation and updates remain manual. Users on v0.1.24 need to install this release before receiving future update prompts.