Turn one product photo into a whole ad campaign. A Mac and Windows app with 174 AI models. Bring your own key, pay the AI company directly, nothing expires.
Free: every node and template, 5 saved workflows, 100 runs a month, no account. Licence: $25 once for the first 100 buyers, then $50, with two years of updates. Providers bill generation separately.
The boxes and arrows you build on screen. One box holds your photo, one holds what you typed, and the arrows feed them into an AI model. Save it and the whole thing is reusable next month.
A workflow somebody already built for you. Open it, put your own photo and words in, press Run. Four come with the app, and you can save your own.
A chat window inside the app. Tell it what you want in a sentence. It writes back a plan, you change whatever you disagree with, and it builds the workflow for you. It runs on your ChatGPT or Claude plan.
One image or one video. Chat with Copilot is free, and so is anything that does not generate.
Yes, or a paid ChatGPT plan. Flowgen does not sell image or video generation. You open an account with fal, Google, Higgsfield or Kinovi, paste the key in once, and they bill you for what you make. We never touch that money.
A Mac on macOS 11 or newer, or a PC on Windows 10 or newer. Plus one key from fal, Google, Higgsfield or Kinovi, or a paid ChatGPT plan. One is enough.
Between about half a cent and twenty cents, depending on which AI model you pick. The exact price is on the Run button before you press it, and the prices page lists every model.
They charge you every month for credits, and whatever you do not use disappears. Your files live on their website. Flowgen is an app you buy once. You pay the AI companies directly, nothing expires, and your files are on your own computer.
It depends on the model. Nano Banana Pro is $0.067 on Kinovi and $0.15 on fal, for the same picture. The prices page compares all of them, updated daily.
Yes. Apple has checked and signed it since version 0.1.0-beta.5, so it opens like any other app, with no warning.
Yes, for Windows 10 and 11. It is not signed yet, so Windows shows a blue "protected your PC" box on first run. Click More info, then Run anyway.
No. The $25 buys the app. Images and videos are billed by whichever AI company you connected, at their own price. We add nothing.
Yes. Sign in with Codex. Making images needs a paid plan.
For Copilot, yes: sign in to Claude Code and pick Claude plan. Images need a different connection, because Anthropic does not make an image model.
On your own computer: ~/Library/Application Support/Flowgen on a Mac, %APPDATA%\Flowgen on Windows.
Only the words you typed, sent to the AI company you picked, plus anonymous crash reports. Your images and your workflows stay put.
Nothing breaks. You keep every version you already got, forever. Only versions released after that need a renewal.
You can build and edit offline. Making an image needs the internet.
Not yet. Vote for it on the roadmap and it moves up.
The first 100 testers can. Build one workflow, email [email protected] telling me what broke, and the licence is yours.
Story mode, which turns a written scene into shots, is being built. Everything else on this page is in the app today.
Flowgen puts no limit on it. Whatever licence the AI model you used has still applies.