Nail your visual consistency with Ingredients

Tired of AI videos that look like they were spat out by a random generator? We have good news.

The “Ingredients” feature will help you match your campaign’s aesthetics.

How it works: It locks in your branding with consistency that says “we planned this” instead of just hoping for the best. That guarantees that your final output aligns with your vision.

Plus, you can fine-tune every generated video to the smallest details until it’s exactly right.

Do it now:

• Load 1-3 images you want featured in the video.
• Add them as “ingredients” in Flow.

• Describe exactly what you’re looking for in your prompt. For example:

“A dramatic close-up of a sleek, modern office at night. A man in a well-tailored suit stands sideways to the camera, his silhouette illuminated by the soft, atmospheric city light streaming through the large glass windows. He slowly reaches for a small, modern power switch on the wall. As he presses it, the camera pans to another room where the bold TACTICS logo flashes in red neon letters, casting sharp reflections on polished surfaces and heralding the beginning of something powerful. Subtle particles in the air, the gentle hum of electricity, contrasting, cinematic lighting, a shallow depth of field, the atmospheric energy of a tech startup, ultra-realistic 8K, expressive texture, and striking flashes of light.”

• Generate 2–3 versions. Pick the one that feels like your brand and not like a random stock template.

Pro tip: Every scene you generate in Flow is editable. Say you’ve got a video set in a restaurant, but you’d rather see a carafe of water on the table instead of a wine bottle? No problem. The system swaps the object and leaves the rest of the video untouched.

Ads with a pro intro and a punchy CTA

Picture this video ad:

The first frame grabs attention and the CTA lands like an espresso shot.

Well, now you can create something similar and take control over your video’s most critical moments—what your audience sees first and what sticks with them longest.

Playbook:

• Choose a starting image and the one you want to close with.

• Write a detailed prompt specifying how the images should interact.

Sample prompt:

• „Begin and end exactly on the uploaded frames. Initiate a dramatic and smooth transition where all the data—charts, numbers, and diagrams—detach from the holographic screens and transform into streams of pure light. These streams fly towards the center of the frame, converging into a single, swirling vortex of information. As the vortex condenses, it seamlessly transforms into the tablet from the final frame, while the camera smoothly pushes in from the wide shot to the final close-up. The entire motion should feel powerful, clean, and deeply satisfying. Cinematic, 4K. Audio: As the data streams converge, create a subtle, rising whoosh sound effect. When the final frame appears, the whoosh cuts off and is replaced by a single, clean “chime” or “click” sound. Exactly at this moment, a confident, clear male voice-over says the line: “Everything you need to win in marketing… TACTICS.”

Flow’s massive: According to Google, over 275 million videos were generated on the Flow platform before the VEO 3.1 version even dropped.

That gives you an idea of the scale we’re working with here.

Get full control over your narrative

Most AI videos look like a random jumble of clips, but yours doesn’t have to.

This is the tool that lets you construct each scene with precision and keep its unique vibe and emotional pull intact.

Here’s how to build a narrative that keeps viewers locked in from the first second to the last.

Step by step:

• Generate your first shot.
• Hit the “add to scene” button on the generated clip. You’ll land in the scene creator tool. And it’s powerful.
• From here, expand the video with another prompt, and VEO 3.1 will extend it from any point you choose while keeping the clip consistent.
• Another option: Start a completely new shot right inside your film.
• The creator also lets you upload a reference photo to kick off the next shot. This is a game-changing feature because you can screenshot the last frame of your video and use it to start the next one. This unlocks practically unlimited storytelling possibilities. In fact, this is exactly how that viral squirrel video was made.

Pro tip: The Ultra package in Flow gives you unlimited VEO 3.1 fast generations.