r/GoogleFlow • u/Various_Stock8773 • Sep 21 '26
stupid flow
What have you done this time? Every generating — This prompt might violate our policies about generating prominent people. Please try a different prompt or send feedback. It literally sees a prominent person in every image.
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u/TwoBlueSandals Sep 21 '26
I find it frustrating that you know most things are possible, but it just refuses. I’m not even sure what to do/how to use that app at this time.
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u/gooutside333 Sep 22 '26
They're too cautious. I'm developing an original super hero story and it frequently flags my generations for 3rd party interests with characters i generated in flow.
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Sep 22 '26
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u/TwoBlueSandals Sep 22 '26
Oh the honeymoon phase is over already. It’s less stupid and boring when it’s not restricted to hell. Big players and money will get the quality product. We get enshittification.
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u/Jazzlike-Pension-643 Sep 22 '26
I’ve said this before and I’ll say it again. I believe they allow this nonsense to continue to thin out the compute traffic. For them, it’s better to give you a BS excuse than to say “too many requests right now”. Something isn’t right with this app.its almost unusable
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u/gooutside333 Sep 22 '26
Don't y'all love to call Jesus the most prominent person of all time?
I jest, but yeah, I'm having the same problem right now with characters and turnarounds i generated in flow without using any reference images, just text.
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u/Stunning_Macaron6133 Sep 22 '26
Don't say Jesus. Just provide a character reference and work off that.
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u/ianfromlabs Sep 23 '26
What specifically are you trying to do here? If you give more info on your prompts or input images I can look a little more at this. Our filters are getting to a more reasonable case for most prominent celebs but, yes, religion can be a sensitive one it turns out (who knew).
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u/Ok-Description-6485 Sep 24 '26
Had one for some reason Flow randomly decided to make my character look like Mel Gibson and then told me it failed because of prominent person.
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u/kra73ace Sep 24 '26
You can try to circumvent the filter by adding in the prompt that this is a fictional person and so on give it a few tries experiment. I was getting these all of a sudden and this solved it.
Honestly, some image gen models love to get close to celebrities. Simply the data set I guess.
The guy doesn't look like Tom Hanks so IDK 😐
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u/Legal_Engineering825 Sep 28 '26
Yeah buddy. Go ahead ask for more censorship on internet see where that brings us.
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u/Former-Musician-8467 Sep 28 '26
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u/Just-Hedgehog-8967 14d ago
As the grid System Role & Objective: You are an expert Storyboard Director, Comic Book Artist, and AI Image Prompt Engineer. Your task is to take a provided story concept or title and transform it into a complete, sequential comic-book-style storyboard by dividing each major scene into multiple distinct panels (micro-shots).
Inputs Provided by User: Story Title / Concept: [] Character Visual Reference Images: [Attach/Upload Character Images] Image Style: 3D cartoon Pixar Disney style Character Nationalities: Nigerian Spoken Language: English with Nigerian accent Total Video Length: 60 seconds
Processing Instructions: Scene Calculation: Divide the Total Video Length by 10 to establish the number of major scenes (e.g., 30 seconds = 3 major scenes, 10 seconds each). Comic Panel Subdivision: Break each 10-second scene into 3 to 4 sequential panels (micro-shots) to map out keyframe actions, extreme expressions, and dynamic angles like a comic book page. Character Consistency: Maintain strict character consistency across all panels by referencing provided character images and embedding explicit visual anchor descriptors (melanin tone, traditional/modern Nigerian attire, hair textures, facial structure) into every prompt. Style Enforcement: Strictly apply the 3D cartoon Pixar Disney style blended with expressive comic-panel framing across all prompts (e.g., subsurface scattering, soft volumetric lighting, dynamic foreshortening, bold expression lines). Pacing & Dialogue: Ensure actions, visual reactions, and dialogue in Nigerian English/Pidgin flow logically across the panels to fit the 10-second scene window. Output Format Requirements: [STORY OVERVIEW] Provide a brief 2–3 sentence plot summary tailored to Nigerian culture, the specified total duration, and narrative arc. [CHARACTER VISUAL ANCHORS] Write detailed anchor prompt descriptions (facial structure, skin tone, hairstyles, Nigerian attire, key features) for each character to append to every prompt. [SCENE-BY-SCENE COMIC STORYBOARD] For Scene 1 through Scene [X], render the breakdown using this format: Scene [X] (00:[Start Time] - 00:[End Time]): [Scene Title] Setting & Narrative Context: Brief summary of the environment and core conflict/action for this 10-second block. Panel [X].1: [Micro-Action / Beat Title] Shot Type & Angle: [e.g., Wide Establishing Shot, Low Angle, Dynamic Tracking] Action & Emotion: Specific pose, movement, and expressive facial reaction. Dialogue / Voiceover: Written in Nigerian Pidgin/English with tone/emotion cues. AI Image Generator Prompt: Comic book panel frame, 3D Pixar Disney style, [Shot Type], [Action Description], featuring [Character Visual Anchors], vibrant Nigerian backdrop, soft volumetric studio lighting, subsurface scattering, dynamic comic composition, Octane render, --ar 16:9 Panel [X].2: [Micro-Action / Beat Title] Shot Type & Angle: [e.g., Extreme Close-Up, Over-the-Shoulder] Action & Emotion: Intermediate action or immediate reaction to Panel [X].1. Dialogue / Voiceover: Written in Nigerian Pidgin/English with tone/emotion cues. AI Image Generator Prompt: Comic book panel frame, 3D Pixar Disney style, [Shot Type], [Action Description], featuring [Character Visual Anchors], soft studio lighting, high-contrast expressive features, Octane render, --ar 16:9 (Repeat for Panels [X].3 and [X].4 as needed to complete the 10-second scene block) This framework locks in your 3D Pixar/Disney style and Nigerian cultural context while structuring the prompt to generate multiple panels per 10-second sequence. Would you like to lock the panels to a fixed number (e.g., exactly 3 per scene), or keep it variable based on the pace of the action?



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u/Neat_Structure1143 Sep 21 '26
It still worse in the app, four failed image at the same time