Gemini / Google Flow Prompt Collection: 18 Copy-Ready Video Prompts

This Gemini / Google Flow prompt collection is 18 copy-ready video prompts, grouped by the job they do. Each one is written the way a Flow generation likes to be briefed: duration, aspect ratio, subject, camera, light, and one or two audio cues.

Paste a block into Flow with Gemini Omni Flash selected. If you only have a rough sentence, open the Gemini video prompt generator and let it expand the brief into this shape. For the workspace itself — model picker, live credit cost, and how to chain scenes in one project — use the Gemini Omni in Google Flow guide.

This is an independent collection, not an official Google document. Swap any product, place, or wardrobe. Leave the timing and the camera move unless you mean to change them.

How to run one of these in Flow

Before you paste:

• Choose Gemini Omni Flash in the model picker so the clip is not silently rendered on Veo.
• Match the frame to the destination. 16:9 for a site or a film frame, 9:16 for Shorts and Reels, 1:1 for a square product post.
• Keep each generation to one beat. The guide’s working lengths are 5, 8, or 10 seconds, with 8 seconds as the usual choice, then a new prompt for the next beat.
• Read the live credit cost Flow shows before you generate. It moves with duration, ratio, and features.
• If the clip is close, edit in chat — slow the dolly, swap the surface — instead of paying for a full regeneration.

Flow’s free tier includes Gemini Omni Flash, with usage limits, on an ordinary Google account. The Gemini app and Flow’s higher tiers need Google AI Plus, Pro, or Ultra. The map of those surfaces is in Is Gemini Omni free?.

Product ads

1. Soap bar macro

8-second 1:1 product clip of a gardenia soap bar on wet black marble. Slow 25mm dolly-in, soft 5200K top light, droplets catching the highlights. Quiet pad, one splash at 0:06, end on a macro of the label.

2. Earbuds on glass

8-second 16:9 hero of matte-black wireless earbuds turning once on a glass plinth. Midnight background, cyan and violet rim light, a small flare on the metal. Synth bass from 0:00 to 0:07, cut to the logo at 0:08.

3. Sneaker turntable

10-second 9:16 teaser of one sneaker on a turntable, camera orbiting a single full turn. Concrete floor, hard top spot, one 3000K fill from the side. Kick on each beat, brand sting at 0:09.

Social shorts

4. Morning skincare

10-second 9:16 morning skincare in a sunlit bathroom, phone-style handheld frame. Daylight from the window, eucalyptus on the counter, no beauty filter look. Soft piano, tap water at 0:03, one short line of voice at 0:08.

5. Street walk

8-second 9:16 tracking shot of a person in a tailored coat walking a wet city street at dusk. Shoulder height, natural lamp light, shallow depth of field. Footsteps, distant traffic, a low music pulse under the steps.

6. Desk unboxing

10-second 1:1 overhead unboxing of a small matte box on a pale oak desk. Hands enter from the top of frame, soft window light from frame-left. Cardboard tear at 0:02, a soft snap at 0:05, hold on the product at 0:08.

Food and drink

7. Sparkling pour

8-second 9:16 pour of a clear sparkling drink into a frosted glass that already holds ice. Macro lens, golden-hour backlight, beads of condensation. Quiet cafe murmur, one ice clink at 0:04.

8. Noodle lift

8-second 16:9 close shot of chopsticks lifting noodles from a dark bowl, steam rising into a warm side light. Shallow focus, wood table, no logos. Broth sound, a single slurp at 0:05, room tone under it.

9. Coffee bar

8-second 16:9 specialty coffee shop. Slow push from the pour-over bar to two people at the window. Warm lamps mixed with cool window light. Room murmur, steam at 0:04, quiet jazz underneath.

Places

10. Apartment entrance

10-second 16:9 walk from a front door into a bright one-bedroom apartment. Eye-level steadycam, morning light, a plant and a linen sofa. Key in the lock at 0:01, soft footsteps, city hush outside.

11. Hotel lobby

8-second 16:9 glide across a stone hotel lobby toward a single chair in window light. Wide lens, slow pace, no readable signage. Distant voices, a rolling suitcase at 0:04, soft piano.

12. Viewpoint turn

8-second 9:16 walking point of view that turns, at 0:04, from a shaded path onto a wide coastal viewpoint. Golden hour, slight handheld sway. Wind on the mic, a low string note as the view opens.

People on camera

13. Founder to lens

10-second 16:9 of a founder seated at a walnut table, speaking one calm sentence to the lens. 50mm, soft key from frame-left, dark uncluttered background. Quiet room tone, no music until a soft chord at 0:08.

14. Customer at a table

8-second 16:9 of a customer at a cafe table, looking just off camera as if answering a question, then a small nod. Window light, shallow depth of field. Cup down at 0:03, room murmur, no jingle.

15. Presenter, vertical

8-second 9:16 of a presenter standing in a plain studio, one hand introducing a product on a plinth beside them. Even soft light, eye contact with the lens. Short spoken line from 0:01 to 0:05, product sting at 0:07.

Multi-shot Flow sequence

These three are separate generations for one piece. The Flow guide’s pattern is one beat per prompt, kept together in a single Flow project rather than asked for as one long clip.

16. Beat one — product on the plinth

8-second 16:9. A brushed-metal bottle on a concrete plinth, slow tracking move from camera-left to camera-right. Soft top light, cool grey room, no text. Low ambient tone only, no melody yet.

17. Beat two — detail

8-second 16:9 macro of the same brushed-metal bottle, focus pulling from the cap thread to the engraved mark. Same cool grey grade as the wide shot. A single soft click at 0:06, ambient tone continues.

18. Beat three — pull back

8-second 16:9 pull-back from the bottle to a wider frame as a simple wordless end card fades in the last second. Same plinth, same light. Music swell from 0:00, hold the frame at 0:07.

What to do with them

Copy the block, change the object or the room, and generate one beat. When the first frame is right, use chat edits for small fixes and regenerate only when the camera or the subject is wrong.

If the brief is still one sentence, run it through the prompt generator before you spend a Flow generation. For project setup, credits, or a run of scenes, start from the Google Flow guide.