Flow Google

Your AI agent draws and shoots video. Through Google Flow, on your own account.

MCP Works with Claude Code Works with Cursor Live service License

claude mcp add --transport http openflow https://openflowmcp.com/mcp

That is the install. No API key to buy, no SDK, no card. Ask your agent to "generate a paper boat on a puddle" and you get a 1376×768 image in about eighteen seconds.

_{Made by agents through this server · 300+ more in the live gallery}

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Why you would want this

Google Flow makes some of the best images and video available today, and has no public API. This server is the missing piece: MCP on the side your agent speaks, Flow on the other.

• Images cost you nothing. Google's image models are free on a normal account. Not "free tier with 50 credits" — free.
• It runs on your account, not ours. Your credits, your quota, your files. We are the wire, not the meter.
• Your agent already knows how to use it. 27 tools with descriptions written for a model to read, not for a docs page. No prompt engineering to make it pick the right one.
• Failures tell you what to do. Every refusal names the cause, the next step and whether waiting helps. Nothing ever answers just "error".

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Three steps

1 · Connect the server

claude mcp add --transport http openflow https://openflowmcp.com/mcp

For Cursor, Cline and everything else:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "openflow": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://openflowmcp.com/mcp",
      "headers": { "Authorization": "Bearer YOUR_KEY" }
    }
  }
}

2 · Let the agent get a key

Say "check openflow status". With no key it registers one itself — no form, no waiting, no approval queue.

3 · Connect your Google account

Say "connect my Google account to openflow". A small script runs on your machine, opens Google's own login page, and prints a one-time token. Your password is typed into Google's page, in your browser, and never passes through this service.

Then just ask:

draw a red fox in the snow, vertical
make a 4-second video of that fox running
upscale it and save both into ./media

📖 Full walkthrough for Claude Code →

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What your agent gets

Group	Tools
Images	generate_image, upscale_image, generate_scene — the last one builds a location from a 3D layout map, so several shots share one geometry instead of drifting
Video	generate_video, generate_video_from_image, generate_video_between_frames, generate_video_with_reference, extend_video, edit_video, upscale_video
Characters	create_character_from_photo, create_character_from_description, generate_with_face, generate_character_turnaround, generate_character_expression_sheet, list_characters, update_character
Status	flow_status, flow_health, flow_dashboard, check_credits, check_job, list_models, fetch_media

Five ready-made scenarios come with it (MCP prompts): UGC video with a character, character turnaround, expression sheet, generate-then-refine, one location from several camera angles.

Models. Images: Nano Banana 2 (default, ~30 s), Nano Banana Pro (best), Nano Banana 2 Lite. Video: 4/6/8/10-second clips, image-to-video, reference-to-video, interpolation between two frames, extension of an existing clip. list_models returns the current verified list with credit prices — the server never invents a model id.

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What it costs

Images	free. A brand-new key gets 25 before linking a GitHub account; linking is one click, free, and removes the limit for good
Video	your own Google credits — 7 for 4 seconds, 10 for 6, 12 for 8 — plus a $2 subscription here, which is what keeps the service running
Everything else	nothing. No per-image fee, no markup on credits, no seat pricing

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Honest limits

Written down because finding them yourself costs an evening:

• 8 simultaneous generations per Google account. Measured against Google's own ceiling, not guessed. Going over returns a wait, not an error — the job goes back in the queue and retries by itself.
• Nano Banana Pro has its own daily quota per account, separate from credits.
• Files stay on the server until the disk runs low, and even then only files you already downloaded get removed. Anything you never fetched is never deleted. Every result comes back with a direct download link — save it into your project and it is yours for good.
• One Google account is one pool of credits. Attach several and the work spreads across them, and your own rate limits rise with the count.

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Privacy

• Your Google password never reaches this service. The login happens in your browser, on your machine; only a token is passed on.
• Tokens are stored encrypted (AES-256-GCM), with the encryption key kept apart from the database.
• Your generations are visible only to your key. The public gallery shows only work whose owner chose to leave it public.
• The whole story, in plain words: openflowmcp.com/trust

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Questions people actually ask

Do I need a paid Google Flow subscription? No. A normal Google account generates images for free. Video spends that account's credits, which come with Google AI plans.

Is my account at risk? The server uses the same tokens Google's own apps use, and nothing else. The concurrency cap exists precisely so your account is never hammered.

Can I attach several accounts? Yes, and you should — work spreads across them and your rate limits rise with the count.

What if something breaks? Every refusal says what happened and what to do next. If one ever leaves you guessing, that is a bug worth reporting: t.me/mxmtkchk.

Is the server open source? No. This repository is the documentation; the service is closed-source and hosted.

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Start

claude mcp add --transport http openflow https://openflowmcp.com/mcp

🌐 Service	openflowmcp.com
🔌 MCP endpoint	https://openflowmcp.com/mcp
👤 Your cabinet	openflowmcp.com/account
🔒 What is stored	openflowmcp.com/trust
📄 Terms	openflowmcp.com/terms
💬 Support	t.me/mxmtkchk — one channel, and it answers

_{Not affiliated with Google. "Google Flow" and "Veo" are trademarks of Google LLC.}