Google has introduced new features to its image and video platform, Flow AI. The company redesigned the interface to make it cleaner and easier to use. The new layout offers simple controls. It also improves asset management.

The update adds more intuitive editing tools. Users now get a lasso selection tool. This tool lets them select a specific part of an image. They can then request changes using simple text prompts.

Flow AI now supports high-resolution image generation. Users can directly use these images inside Veo video projects. The platform also allows users to turn photos into videos using text commands.

Google wants to simplify work across image and video tools. Users can now switch between editing modes without leaving the platform. This makes the workflow smoother.

The company has integrated key features from Whisk and ImageFX into Flow. Users can now create, edit, and animate content in one unified workspace. They no longer need separate tools.

Starting in March, users can move their existing Whisk and ImageFX projects into Flow. They can transfer all assets directly. The app will automatically display previously created files.

Google first introduced Flow in May 2025. The goal was to combine all visual generation tools into one system. With this update, Google moves closer to that vision.

This upgrade may benefit marketers the most. It gives them more ways to create high-quality visuals. They can now use Google’s latest AI tools more efficiently.