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Getting started

From a clean install to your first finished video. Frames are generated in your Chrome, the video is rendered in your browser — nothing else to install.

1

Install the extension

Add FoxFlow to Chrome from the Chrome Web Store, then pin it so the side panel is one click away. Open it on the FoxFlow side panel to begin.

2

Sign in

Sign in with Google in the side panel. This links your account so your daily frame limit and PRO status work in the browser. FREE gives you 50 frames a day.

3

Prepare your script

Write one line per frame — one image and one spoken line each. The script splitter turns a paragraph into clean numbered lines, and the project calculator tells you the runtime and whether it fits today's limit.

4

Generate the frames

Paste your frame prompts and voiceover lines into the side panel and press Generate. FoxFlow draws every frame in Google Flow and saves them to Downloads/foxflow/<project> together with your lines and a project.json.

Nothing is uploaded: the frames stay on your computer. Prompts and voiceover lines are optional to match — but if you give lines, give one per frame.
5

Voice and render in the editor

Press Open editor in the side panel (or go to getfoxflow.com/#editor) and drop the project folder in. Enter your ElevenLabs key once, press Voice, pick 16:9 or 9:16, add subtitles or music if you like, and press Create video. The mp4 renders in your browser in seconds and downloads straight away.

Your ElevenLabs key stays in your browser — voiceover requests go from your browser directly to ElevenLabs. Video export is a PRO feature; voicing lines is available to everyone.
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