Google Flow: History panel and Scenebuilder
Google Flow's pages speak to all six behaviours. Unit: clips. Redo charge: failed runs refunded. Transitions: first and last frames. From 3 source pages, read 2026-09-25; no maker pays to be listed.
| Editor | Unit |
|---|---|
| Character App | Takes |
| Crreo AI | Scenes |
| DirectStudio AI | Shots |
| DomoAI | Clips |
| Filmora | Scenes |
| Frameo | Shots |
| Genra | Scenes |
| Google Flow | Clips |
| HeyGen | Scenes |
| Higgsfield | Scenes |
| ImagineArt | Shots |
| LTX Studio | Shots |
| M Studio | Shots |
| MagicLight | Scenes |
| Novi AI | Clips |
| OiiOii | Shots |
| Pexo | Shots |
| Pippit | Scenes |
| PopShort AI | Scenes |
| Revid AI | Scenes |
| SceneMixer | Segments |
| Scenes AI | Clips |
| Story.com | Scenes |
| StoryShort | Scenes |
| Toonkit | Shots |
| Topview Drama Studio | Beats |
| TrendShort | Shots |
| Vivideo | Shots |
Inclusion rule. All 28 editors on the register, each with the unit its own pages name. Order. Alphabetical by tool name.
- Unit
- Clips
- Redo charge
- Failed runs refunded
- Versions
- History kept
- One-unit redo
- One unit at a time
- Transitions
- First and last frames
- Replace in cut
- Timeline
1How this editor works
Google Flow documents three behaviours precisely. Editing a clip keeps the original, and the History panel holds every earlier version with its prompt. Scenebuilder arranges, reorders and trims clips into a scene. Transitions are made with start and end frames, and failed generations are not charged.
How an episode is built: Clips
Arrange multiple clips in a sequence. Rearrange the order of your clips.
Google Flow Help, edit your video clips
- ScenebuilderClips are arranged in sequence, reordered and trimmed into a scene in Scenebuilder
How an episode is built, all 28 editors
Whether a redo is charged again: Failed runs refunded
You are not charged any credits for failed generations.
Google Flow Help, AI credits
- FAQ, charged for a failed generationFailed generations are not charged
This reading in detail · Whether a redo is charged again, all 28 editors
How many versions are kept: History kept
In the History panel, you can find all previous versions of the video and the prompts you used to generate them.
Google Flow Help, edit your video clips
- Edit your video clipsEditing keeps the original; the History panel holds every previous version and its prompt
- Agent promptsThe Agent can make several variations of a video at once
This reading in detail · How many versions are kept, all 28 editors
Whether a single shot can be redone: One unit at a time
When you edit a video in Google Flow, you don't lose the original video.
Google Flow Help, edit your video clips
- Edit your video clipsA single clip is edited or extended on its own, and the original is not lost
This reading in detail · Whether a single shot can be redone, all 28 editors
Who controls transitions: First and last frames
You can create transitions, animate images, or generate a video that starts and ends with specific images with the use of frames.
Google Flow Help, create videos
- FramesTransitions are made with start and end frames
This reading in detail · Who controls transitions, all 28 editors
Whether a finished cut can be partly replaced: Timeline
If you want to add a previous version of an edited video to Scenebuilder, save that version to your project.
Google Flow Help, edit your video clips
- Save past videosA previous version of an edited clip can be saved to the project and added back into Scenebuilder
This reading in detail · Whether a finished cut can be partly replaced, all 28 editors
2Nearby on the register
How readings are taken: logging.
3Pages read
- Google Flow Help, edit your video clips, read 2026-09-25
- Google Flow Help, AI credits, read 2026-09-25
- Google Flow Help, create videos, read 2026-09-25