Google Flow Prompt Library
Google Flow Prompt Library
Prompt Library · Google Flow AI · Image & Video
Select each element of your prompt one by one—character, outfit, environment, style, lighting, and even camera movement—complete with visual examples and negative prompts. Assemble them yourself or copy directly from the dictionary below.
7 basic elements used in every image prompt. Click a category to see all options along with examples and negative prompts.
Create your own original character and produce a reliable character reference sheet.
Create Character →
Create outfits that can be used by all your characters, and generate reliable outfit reference sheets.
Create Outfit →
The setting and atmosphere of the scene — indoor, outdoor, or fantasy worlds.
Create Environment →
Overall visual style — watercolor, crayon, 3D Pixar, cinematic, and others.
Find Inspiration →
How close or wide the camera shot is — close-up, wide shot, two-shot.
View Options →
Camera position relative to the subject — eye-level, low-angle, bird's-eye, Dutch tilt.
View Options →
Light source and characteristics in the scene — golden hour, studio light, moody shadow.
View Options →Creating video prompts? Use the 7 image categories above plus the following 4 categories to control movement and audio.
Camera movement during the scene — pan, zoom, dolly, tracking shot.
View Options →
Rhythm and speed of the scene — slow motion, real-time, time-lapse.
COMING SOON →
Music and sound effects supporting the scene's atmosphere.
COMING SOON →
Dialogue between characters or voiceover narration that accompanies the video.
COMING SOON →These are not "styles" to browse — just select the values when composing your prompt.
Ratio of the image/video frame.
Keywords that add detail to the result.
Keywords that add detail to the result.
Keywords that add detail to the result.
Different video equipment that resulted in different visual styles.
Smoothness of video movement.
Alat bantu dari Emak untuk membantu kamu dalam proses membuat dan mengedit gambar dan video.
Free third-party tools to polish your AI image & video results before posting.
Free tool from Microsoft to create stunning images with AI, similar to GPT Image 2.
Visit →Free tool from Stytrix to simulate fabric textures and appearances.
Visit →Comprehensive library of styles and artistic techniques for AI-generated images.
Visit →Prompts for a variety of professional camera movements.
Visit →Create a (daily-limited) free voiceover for your videos with models from OpenAI.
Visit →Create a (daily-limited) free voiceover for your videos with models from Microsoft.
Visit →Access a vast collection of sound effects for your videos.
Visit →Comprehensive resource for understanding and creating various camera shots.
Visit →
Comprehensive guide to videomaking terms and concepts.
Visit →Can't find your answer? Contact Emak through one of the channels below.
Yes, every prompt on this page is free to copy and reuse as many times as you like. You just need a Google Flow account (the free tier is enough) to run the prompts.
Yes, Google Flow can be used for free to create AI-based images and videos. Details of the free usage terms include:
If your daily quota isn't enough, you can upgrade to a Google AI (Plus, Pro, Ultra) subscription for a much larger monthly quota.
The number of credits needed in Google Flow varies depending on the media type and AI model used. Generally, credit usage estimates include:
No, free Google Flow credits don't accumulate. The daily 50-credit free quota resets automatically every 24 hours. If you don't use up your credits that day, the remainder is forfeited and replaced by a fresh daily quota.
If your daily credits run out, you'll need to wait for the next 24-hour quota refresh or upgrade to a paid plan. Your options when credits run out:
Yes, generally media generated by Google Flow can be used for both personal and commercial needs, as long as it complies with Google's Terms of Service. Important things to keep in mind:
Media generated by the free version of Google Flow usually includes a digital marker in the form of SynthID metadata for AI content identification.
To get accurate image or video results in Google Flow, write your prompt with a specific and detailed structure. Use this prompt structure formula:
English is the best and most recommended language for writing prompts in Google Flow. While Google Flow understands Bahasa Indonesia, most AI model training datasets are English-based. Using English gives more precise detail accuracy, lighting, and visual style execution.
The main difference lies in motion and camera dynamics instructions.
No two images or videos generated by AI will be exactly identical, but the more detailed the prompt you provide, the less likely the AI is to produce a result far from what you wanted.
You can directly copy a prompt from this website and paste it into the prompt field in Google Flow. Easy steps: find a style or video you like in Emak's library, then click "How to Use →". A new page will open showing the full prompt ready to copy, additional ingredients (references) if needed, and step-by-step instructions with images below the prompt.
Yes, you can use these prompts on other platforms like Dola AI. However, keep in mind that every AI works and responds differently, so the final result will likely differ. Which result looks better is a subjective judgment that varies from person to person.
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