Google Flow adds direct image annotations to steer video motion with Omni Flash
Mr_AllenT · x · 2026-07-23
Google Flow now lets users annotate images directly in a project to control movement in videos.
- The retweeted post says users can draw arrows and movement indicators on any image inside a Flow project.
- Those annotations can then be combined with Omni Flash for more precise control over generated video motion.
- The post frames this as a workflow feature for directing camera or character movement, not just a standalone model demo.
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