How to use Tools in Google Flow

How to use Tools in Google Flow | Find Your Flow

With Google Flow Tools, you can now use natural language to create bespoke tools and workflows in Google Flow. Whether you’re looking for a particular image editor, video resizer or custom shaders, you can now easily develop them, no coding experience required.

00:00 Introduction to Google Flow Tools

00:25 Accessing the Tools Gallery & Remixing

01:14 Creating a Custom Tool From Scratch

01:56 Sharing and Managing Your Tools

In Google Flow, Tools are custom workflows that you can develop to assist with your creative projects (0:13 – 0:17).

Key features of Google Flow Tools include:

Natural Language Creation: You can create bespoke tools, such as image editors, video resizers, or custom shaders, by simply using natural language prompts—no coding experience required (0:13 – 0:23).
The Tools Gallery: You can access a library of pre-built tools created by Google and its creative partners for inspiration (0:31 – 0:36).
Remixing: If you find an existing tool, you can click the remix button to tailor it to your specific workflow, such as adding custom presets, without affecting the original version (0:56 – 1:06, 2:11 – 2:16).
Building from Scratch: If you want to create something entirely new, you can select Create Tool from the Tools Gallery homepage to generate a custom workflow using AI (1:14 – 1:23).

How to use Tools in Google Flow | Find Your Flow

Google Flow’s Tools allow you to create custom workflows, image filters, and editing mini-apps using natural language. You can build them with zero coding experience and share or remix them directly inside the workspace. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

1. Accessing and Using Existing Tools

To get started with tools that Google and its partners have already built for video and image modification:

Open any project within Google Flow on your device.
Select Tools from the left-side navigation panel to open the Tools gallery.
Under My Tools or the general gallery, select the tool you want to use (e.g., Shader Effects or Type Overlays).
Drag and drop a media clip from your project into the tool, then adjust the sliders or settings and click Generate. [1, 2, 3, 5]

2. Creating Custom Tools

If you want to build your own tool for a specific task:

Click Tools on the left menu, and select Create Tool.
Describe your requirements in the prompt box using natural language (e.g., “Make an image filter app with a slider for grayscale and hue shift”).
Click Generate and Google Flow will write the code and build the interface for you.
Test out the tool features in the agent chat box, and click Save once it is to your liking. [, 2, 3, 5]

3. Managing, Remixing, and Sharing Tools

Once you have created or loaded a tool, you can manage it using the action menu in the top right: [, 2]

Pin: Pin a tool for quick access within your current project.
Favorite: Use a tool globally across all your projects.
Remix: Create a personal copy of a tool that you can adjust using conversational prompts without altering the original code.
Share: Generate a unique link via the tool’s three-dot menu to share with friends, allowing them to incorporate it into their own workflows. []

If you want to learn more, let me know:

Are you trying to build an image tool or a video tool?
Do you need help finding specific pre-made Google tools like Storyboard Studio or Image Editor?

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