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Start here
What GFlow4AI is, how to install it and what you see the first time.
Guide
Everything you need, step by step.
Detailed guides for Flow Studio on Windows: install, Google profiles, creating images and videos, characters, queue, library and AI agents. The same guide lives inside the app.
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Google profiles
Add Google accounts in separate Chrome profiles, with their own proxy.
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Create in Studio
Make images and videos, choose models, use references, extend and upscale.
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Characters & voices
Keep characters and voices on your PC and reuse them on any profile.
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Queue & rotation
Follow every job and how work is shared across accounts.
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Library
Find, preview, download and reuse what you made.
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Browsers
Watch every running Chrome profile live.
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Connect AI agents
Let Claude, Codex, Cursor and others create through the local MCP and REST.
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Settings & updates
Language, appearance, concurrency, updates and backups.
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Troubleshooting
Fix common problems, read the FAQ and look up words.
Glossary
- Google Flow
- Google’s service used to generate images and videos through your own account.
- Profile
- A local app entry with its own Chrome data directory and optional proxy; it is not automatically a signed-in Google account.
- Proxy
- The configured network route for a profile. A proxy failure does not silently switch the profile to your real IP.
- Credit
- The unit Flow uses for generation costs. App credit caps are safeguards, not additional Google balance.
- Work project
- A Flow project the app uses for generated outputs, rotated by local day or the configured item threshold.
- Store project
- A Flow project used to hold profile-specific character and voice bindings, distinct from work projects.
- Character
- A locally managed character definition with reference images; use in Flow requires a binding in the target profile.
- Queue
- The place to follow submitted jobs, their progress, and any reason they are waiting or need attention.
- Job
- A tracked creation or related operation with its own specification, state, and outputs. One job can request multiple outputs.
- Rotation
- Selection among available profiles for queued work, subject to readiness and limits; it does not bypass Google restrictions.
- Library
- The app view for generated results and their locally saved files. The actual output directory is shown in Settings.
- MCP
- An optional local agent interface using Model Context Protocol to access app tools with an API key.
- REST
- An optional local HTTP interface for clients to call app operations with API-key authentication.
- API key
- A credential for a client application to access the local agent interfaces; it is not your Google password.
- Chrome-off waiting
- The **Tắt Chrome** waiting mode: after qualified work is accepted and checks pass, the app can close managed Chrome, track the same job, and reopen the original profile for recovery.