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Same prompt, different looks 💁🏻‍♀️ Introducing Prompt Expanders! This new feature uses Gemini to enhance your prompts to create a specific style of video. Starting with a few fun presets like Action Figure, Film Noir, and Cinematic — see the range of what Flow is able to do!

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