References, your way.
Reuse the same images for every prompt, or assign a unique image to each with Different for Each.
Reference image guide ↗Paste your prompts. Choose your settings. Let Hola Flow handle repetitive generation and downloading inside Google Flow.
Chrome desktop extension · Available on the Chrome Web Store. See installation steps →
Add Hola Flow to Chrome from the Chrome Web Store. Open your Google Flow project, pin the extension, and start your first batch.
Chrome on desktop · Free to install · Google Flow access required
From setting up a batch
to getting your files.
Prompt. Wait. Check. Download. Repeat.
That’s a lot of work between
ideas.
Hola Flow takes care of the repetitive steps, so you can focus on what you want to create.
Put each prompt on a new line. Build your batch in one place.
Select your mode, ratio, quantity and pacing.
Hola Flow runs the jobs. Follow progress in the Queue.
Automated downloading completes the repetitive workflow.
From the first prompt to the last download,
keep the batch moving.
Image and video workflows, without starting from scratch for every prompt.
Try image or video, edit prompts, then run a sample batch. Demo only · no credits used.
Reuse the same images for every prompt, or assign a unique image to each with Different for Each.
Reference image guide ↗Choose Fast, Balanced, Slow or Custom. Keep pacing part of your setup, not an afterthought.
About pacing ↗Automatic retries and recovery help keep batches moving through temporary failures. Some issues may still need you.
Retry & recovery ↗Switch between the main parts of the new interface. This is a website demo, so nothing is sent to Google Flow and no credits are used.
Keep an eye on batch progress.
Organize generated work into clear folders.
Understand what happened when something fails.
Let Hola Flow handle the repetition.