Style Library
Deconstruct YouTube channels into 4-category style families (writing, scenes, visuals, rendering), train styles, and manage Skills so Flow writes, directs and designs like your channel.
Open Style Library in the Studio#Your trained styles (4-category Style Families)
A Style Family holds everything learned across four synchronized categories: Writing (voice, hooks, narrative architecture, retention mechanics), Scene (visual beat cadence, shot density, camera movement, B-roll rhythm), Visual (color palette, lighting, texture, 16:9 composition, character/object treatment) and Rendering (cut cadence, transitions, motion curves, caption treatment, sound design cues). Open a style family to inspect its complete blueprint per category. Active styles are applied automatically where they belong, and each visual style has a Generate preview button that draws a sample image in that style.
#Omni Style Deconstructor (in-app YouTube analysis)
- Open Omni Style Deconstructor at the top of the Style Library.
- Paste a public YouTube video URL (or upload a video file up to 200 MB) and optionally give the style family a name and niche focus.
- Click Deconstruct Into 4 Style Categories — Flow's background worker uses Gemini multimodal analysis and your built-in production skills to extract Writing, Scene, Visual and Rendering styles in one pass.
#Import a style from Gemini
- Paste a YouTube video URL of the channel style you want (plus optional style name and niche notes).
- Copy the ready-made 4-category skill-aligned deconstruction prompt into Google Gemini.
- Paste Gemini's JSON response back into Flow, or upload the
.jsonfile. - Flow validates all four categories (Writing, Scene, Visual, Rendering) and saves them as a unified Style Family.
#Skills
Skills are reusable production instructions (SKILL.md files). 7 Core production Skills are built in and guide Script writing, Creative Bible extraction, Scene direction, Visual prompting, Thumbnail design and Style deconstruction; Import Skill adds your own custom SKILL.md files. Open any Skill to read its full instructions.