In May 2026, during Google I/O, Flow was renamed Google Flow and received its biggest update since launch. Gemini Omni Flash arrived, a multimodal model that Google describes as capable of creating anything from any input, starting with video; a dedicated agent to plan projects and edit; Flow Tools to create tools with natural language; and mobile apps for Flow and Flow Music. Gemini Omni Flash is included in the Google AI Plus, Pro, and Ultra plans and was rolled out globally, according to Wwwhatsnew.
Gemini Omni Flash and the agent: this is how Flow’s new engine works 🚀
Gemini Omni Flash is a multimodal model that accepts different types of input and generates outputs that start with video. The Flow agent plans projects and executes editing tasks within the workflow, while Flow Tools allows defining tools and automations with natural language. The mobile apps for Flow and Flow Music extend access beyond the desktop. The rollout is global and covers the Google AI Plus, Pro, and Ultra plans, as reported by Gigazine, SiliconANGLE, IT Brief Australia, and Wwwhatsnew.
An agent that plans for you: now the project organizes itself 🤖
The Flow agent now plans projects and edits on its own, so the part about thinking what to do is taken care of. All that’s left is deciding what we want to tell, which is still the hard part. Flow Tools promises to create tools with natural language: you ask and it appears. And with the mobile apps for Flow and Flow Music, even the bus ride is good for producing video. The multimodal model accepts everything as input; inspiration, unfortunately, is not included in the AI Plus, Pro, or Ultra plans.
