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Recipes: ready-made flows

Pre-wired flows for ads, creator videos, story scenes and picture sets. Run one on the Recipes page, or open it in Flow.

A recipe is a finished flow. The boxes, models, prompts and cables are already set. You bring a photo or a face — and, for some recipes, a few words or a script. There are 54 recipes to choose from.

Kinds of recipes

Product ads
Your product, staged and animated: a three-shot ad with a voiceover, a 360° spin, a holiday set, a torture test.
Creator & UGC
A real-looking presenter talks about your product: a testimonial, an unboxing, a how-to, a two-host podcast clip.
Story ads
Comedy formats that end on your product: a breaking-news bulletin, a courtroom drama, an epic trailer, a soap-opera scandal.
Characters & scenes
Faces kept the same from shot to shot: a turnaround sheet, a voice audition, a two-person duel, two people in one conversation, a rough sketch turned into a film shot.
Picture packs
Sets of finished pictures, no video: shop listing photos, headshots, logo mockups, thumbnails, mascot poses.
Just for fun
One picture in, something delightful out: a photo that comes alive, your pet’s secret night job, you trying to keep a poker face.

Recipes that stage a whole scene — a talking cast, two people in conversation, a place you sketched — ask for a little more than a photo. See Scene recipes: what to bring.

Two ways to run one

On the Recipes page
No canvas. Pick a card, add what it asks for, press one button. The quickest way to a result — see Make something with the Recipes page.
In Flow
The whole recipe opens on your canvas. You see every box, can change any prompt or model, and can run boxes one at a time.

You can switch halfway. After a run on the Recipes page, Open in Flow to tweak puts the recipe on the Flow canvas with your results already in it.

Load a recipe in Flow

  1. 1
    Open a flow. To keep the one you’re in, click ← All flows and start a + New flow first — a recipe replaces everything on the canvas.
  2. 2
    Click Recipes ▾ in the toolbar and pick a recipe. Each one has a one-line description.
  3. 3
    The recipe opens zoomed out. Fill each empty Image and Reference box — they read No image yet — with Upload or Library.
  4. 4
    If the recipe has an empty Voice box, such as Voiceover or What they say, type your script on it. Keep narration short — it’s cut to the length of the clip it plays over.
  5. 5
    Press ▶ Run all and confirm the estimate.
Flow's Recipes menu open, listing ready-made flows such as Product ad (3 shots), UGC testimonial and Continuous scene, each with a one-line summary.

Fill in the blanks

Some recipes ask the Recipes page for a few words — a product name, a city, the line to read. Flow doesn’t ask. Instead, the prompts and voice lines show a blank in curly brackets, like {productName}. Type your own words over each blank before you run. A blank left in is sent to the model as it is.

Looks work the same way. On the Recipes page you pick a look from a menu; in Flow the recipe arrives with its first look already written into the prompts. Edit those words to change it.

Recipes keep their picture shape in Flow — square, upright or wide, the same as on the Recipes page. A recipe you loaded into Flow before 12 October 2026 still makes widescreen pictures; load it again to pick up its shape.

Run it and make the film

Boxes that don’t depend on each other run at the same time; each box waits for the boxes wired into it. When the clips are done, press 🎞 Render film to join them left to right, with the narration in place — see Rendering a film from your flow. Picture packs, and recipes that give you separate clips to pick from, don’t need a film: each result lands in your Library as it finishes.

TipNot happy with one shot? Change its prompt and press that box’s own ▶ Run — only that box charges again. Then render the film again.

More in Flows

What Flow is
A canvas where each box makes one thing and passes it on. Build the chain once, then re-run any part of it.
Flow nodes explained
The seven box types, how to wire them together, and Run all.
Make something with the Recipes page
Pick a recipe, add your photo and press one button. No canvas, no models to choose.
Scene recipes: what to bring
Recipes that stage a real scene, often with a cast that talks. What each asks for and what you get.

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