Stop babysitting Google Flow.
Reelforge queues your prompts, generates videos and images in bulk, downloads each one with a sensible filename, and can upscale an entire project while you do something else.
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What it does
Batch generation
Paste a list of prompts — or import a .txt,
.xlsx or .csv — and Reelforge works through them
one at a time, retrying anything that fails.
Automatic downloads
Every result is saved as it finishes, named after its own prompt and numbered in order, into a folder you choose.
Bulk upscaling
Point it at a finished project and it upscales every video to 1080p — or every image to 2K — naming each file from its own prompt.
Chained shots
Continue a scene by feeding the last frame of one clip in as the opening image of the next, automatically.
Live queue
See every job's status as it moves through queued, running, generating, downloading and done — with a full activity log.
19 languages
The interface is available in nineteen languages, picked from a menu in the side panel.
How it works
Reelforge drives the Google Flow page the same way you would — opening menus, filling the prompt box, clicking download. It runs inside your own browser, signed in as you, using your own Google account and your own generation quota. It doesn't have a server that generates anything, and it can't give you capacity you don't already have.
Reelforge is a helper for Flow — it isn't a video generator itself, and it isn't affiliated with or endorsed by Google.
What it costs
Nothing. Reelforge is free to install and free to use — see pricing for the details.