Complete Feature Breakdown

Engineered for Sequential AI Creation

Flowmator transforms Google Flow AI from a single-prompt playground into an automated sequential storyboard studio.

Continuity First

Safe Sequence Mode

Safe Sequence Mode is designed specifically for visual storytellers whose outputs depend on a strict scene sequence. If you're generating a 10-shot comic or a film animatic, missing shot #4 makes the remaining shots unusable.

PRE-DISPATCH CANVAS SNAPSHOT

Flowmator catalogs all existing img[data-media-id] attributes and counts existing error tiles.

mediaIds: ["media-101", "media-102"]
errorTileCount: 0

ACTIVE POLLING & RESULT CONFIRMATION

Polls every 1.5s for up to 90s. Advances only when a new media-id appears with dimensions > 150x150px.

newMediaFound: ["media-103"]
status: "success" ➔ Proceed

Truthful Technical Disclosure: Canvas verification validates that an image file successfully rendered on the Google Flow canvas and that no error tiles were triggered. It does not perform computer vision validation to evaluate whether the image matches your artistic prompt.

High-Velocity Pipeline

Turbo Interval Mode

Turbo Interval Mode is engineered for broad exploratory generation where prompt order is not strictly narrative-dependent. It dispatches prompts at randomized cadences (e.g., 25s–45s) to maximize generation volume while maintaining natural human jitter to prevent spam detection.

Randomized Interval

Configurable minimum and maximum seconds between prompt dispatches.

Reduced Polling

Minimal background CPU overhead by bypassing 90s canvas polling loops.

Manual Oversight

Requires user monitoring since prompts advance regardless of tile failures.

Rate-Limit Cool-off Delays

When Google Flow flags a rapid session with temporary throttling, Flowmator enters a configurable cool-off timer (default 12 seconds) before retrying the prompt, giving Google cloud servers time to reset your allocation window.

Sequence Protector & Audio Alert

If retries are exhausted, the Sequence Protector halts the queue immediately and plays a dual-frequency audio chime via the Web Audio API, giving you the choice to retry, edit prompt text, or skip the scene.

CSV Batching & Inline Editing

Upload multi-scene prompt lists via standard CSV files. In the queue panel, click the ✏️ pencil icon to edit prompt text inline without deleting and rebuilding your queue.

Automatic Result Downloads

Enable optional auto-downloads to save newly verified images straight to your local Downloads folder with automated timestamp naming (Flowmator_Date_Index.png).

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