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Introducing Fireblocks Flow. Flow is stablecoin acceptance infrastructure for PSPs and fintechs. Consumers can pay with any digital asset. Merchants settle the stablecoin they configure. If you process millions of payments across Africa, LatAm, or Southeast Asia, you know accepting stablecoins is messy. Now, it’s easy with one SDK... show more

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28,329 views • 1 month ago

Last week, we shared a refresher on our favorite Flow features. Today, we're doing a deep dive into prompting with a few tips on how to craft the optimal prompt, create your dream video, and #FindYourFlow 🕺 Clearly identify your characters or objects and describe their movements 🎥 Frame your shot with compositional terms like "wide shot" or “close-up" and direct the camera with instructions like "tracking shot" or "aerial view" 💡The lighting and environment set the entire mood. Instead of "a room" use more descriptive terms like "a dusty attic filled with forgotten treasures, a single beam of afternoon light cutting through a grimy window" 🧸 Flow is not limited to realistic visuals. You can experiment with a wide array of animation styles like "stop motion" or "knitted animation" 🗣️ With Veo 3, you can include sound effects and dialogue in your prompt. Describe the ambient sounds happening throughout the scene and generate dialogue by including it in your prompt. For more Flow tips, see here ➡️ 🚨Pro tip: this is another great bookmark 😉

Last week, we shared a refresher on our favorite Flow features. Today, we're doing a deep dive into prompting with a few tips on how to craft the optimal prompt, create your dream video, and #FindYourFlow 🕺 Clearly identify your characters or objects and describe their movements 🎥 Frame your shot with compositional terms like "wide shot" or “close-up" and direct the camera with instructions like "tracking shot" or "aerial view" 💡The lighting and environment set the entire mood. Instead of "a room" use more descriptive terms like "a dusty attic filled with forgotten treasures, a single beam of afternoon light cutting through a grimy window" 🧸 Flow is not limited to realistic visuals. You can experiment with a wide array of animation styles like "stop motion" or "knitted animation" 🗣️ With Veo 3, you can include sound effects and dialogue in your prompt. Describe the ambient sounds happening throughout the scene and generate dialogue by including it in your prompt. For more Flow tips, see here ➡️ 🚨Pro tip: this is another great bookmark 😉

Google Labs

33,904 views • 1 year ago

Stop Creating Images One by One (Automate Everything with Google Flow) Creating AI images manually is one of the biggest time wasters for content creators. This tutorial shows you how to automate the entire process with Google Flow, so you can generate hundreds of high quality images in bulk instead of repeating the same prompts over and over. You'll learn how to build an automated workflow, batch generate AI images, download them automatically, and scale your content creation with far less effort. If you're creating YouTube videos, social media content, marketing assets, or AI projects, this workflow can save you hours every week. Like, Retweet and Bookmark. Follow BIG CHRIS 🤝 Video Credit: AI Content Insights (

Stop Creating Images One by One (Automate Everything with Google Flow) Creating AI images manually is one of the biggest time wasters for content creators. This tutorial shows you how to automate the entire process with Google Flow, so you can generate hundreds of high quality images in bulk instead of repeating the same prompts over and over. You'll learn how to build an automated workflow, batch generate AI images, download them automatically, and scale your content creation with far less effort. If you're creating YouTube videos, social media content, marketing assets, or AI projects, this workflow can save you hours every week. Like, Retweet and Bookmark. Follow BIG CHRIS 🤝 Video Credit: AI Content Insights (

BIG CHRIS

54,520 views • 1 month ago

Launching Notebooks on Agent Two: Day 5 of 12 Days of Agent Two. With notebooks, you have complete control over the work you do with individual models. invideo's got ALL the state-of-the-art models across images, video, sound, music, creative tools. So essentially you can work with the Agent in free-flow, switch to the notebook for hands-on granular work on particular gens (both creating and editing gens), and switch back to the Agent as and when you like with no loss of context or output. This is the full range of how you can do creative work. And that's why Agent Two is the frontier intelligence agent out there. 4x faster, at half the price.

Launching Notebooks on Agent Two: Day 5 of 12 Days of Agent Two. With notebooks, you have complete control over the work you do with individual models. invideo's got ALL the state-of-the-art models across images, video, sound, music, creative tools. So essentially you can work with the Agent in free-flow, switch to the notebook for hands-on granular work on particular gens (both creating and editing gens), and switch back to the Agent as and when you like with no loss of context or output. This is the full range of how you can do creative work. And that's why Agent Two is the frontier intelligence agent out there. 4x faster, at half the price.

Invideo

1,090,739 views • 17 days ago

We partnered with artists, designers, and builders to create new AI tools that solve real problems in their creative workflows. Here’s what’s new: — Introducing Google Pics in Google Workspace: A brand-new image creation & editing tool. Move and resize objects, add text, and translate just by hovering and clicking — Big updates to صافي النيه😉: 1) You can now create with Gemini Omni Flash in Google Flow 2) Google Flow Agent is a multi-step creative partner that reasons and plans complex tasks with you. 3) Google Flow tools are custom tools you can “vibe code” for animations, video effects, text layering & more — Design live with Stitch by Google: Now, you can use text or voice prompts to edit layouts in real time then export those designs straight to code — More creative control in صافي النيه😉Music: Edit songs section by section, remix the style of full songs, and create music videos with our new Gemini Omni Flash model

Google AI

13,954,011 views • 3 months ago