Everything Vynex Studio can do, in the order you'll actually use it — from activating your license and adding profiles, through prompts, engines and advanced settings, to generation, credits, the local API and support.
Vynex Studio is a Windows desktop app that turns text prompts into AI images and videos at scale, by automating background Chromium browsers signed into your Google accounts ("profiles").
It runs three engines — Gemini (gemini.google.com), Flow (Google Labs Flow / Nano Banana for images), and Flow Video (Veo, for text-to-video). You paste prompts, pick an engine, press Start, and Vynex Studio spreads the work across all your active profiles in parallel, downloading each result to a folder you choose.
Download the installer from your emailed link (or the downloads page) and run it — no admin rights or separate browser install needed; Chromium ships inside the app.
On first launch you'll be asked for your license key (sent to your email). Paste it to unlock the app. The license binds to this PC; you can release it later from Settings → License → Deactivate this PC to move to another machine.
The left sidebar switches between Dashboard, Profiles, Trending Channels, and Settings, and shows your license status, theme toggle, links, the update banner, a Help link, and the build version.
The main area changes per tab. The Dashboard is where you generate; Profiles manages your accounts; Trending Channels is where you research niches for content ideas; Settings holds the API server, license, support and about info.
A "profile" is a persistent Google login Vynex Studio drives in the background. More active profiles = more images/videos generated in parallel.
Go to Profiles, type the account email and click + Add & Login. A browser window opens — sign in to Google normally, then close the window. The session is saved as a persistent device so it stays logged in for future runs.
Each profile is a row with these columns:
persistent once a real signed-in session is stored.The page subtitle shows total and active profile counts (e.g. "16 profiles · 15 active"). Toggle a profile Inactive to leave it out of runs without deleting it. The Workers input on the Dashboard can never exceed your active-profile count.
Click 💎 Credits on a row to open that account's Flow menu in the background and read the remaining Google Flow credits. The value is saved and persists across restarts. During a Flow Video run the balance refreshes automatically after every clip (video generation consumes credits).
The Profiles header has two batch buttons that run across every profile, one at a time, with a live progress label:
A card-grid niche research view — browse outlier YouTube channels for content ideas without leaving the app.
Each card shows the channel's name, category tag, and key stats at a glance. Filter by category to narrow in on a niche, and use the prompt-attachment indicator to see which channels already have prompts saved against them, so you can pick up research and go straight back to generating.
On the Dashboard, paste prompts into the box. Vynex Studio understands three formats automatically:
1. … 2. …Scene 1 …, Scene 2 …You can also click Add files to load .txt or .json prompt files (up to 5). JSON arrays, or objects with prompts/visual_prompt/text fields, are parsed automatically. Each file can target its own output sub-folder.
Set where results are saved with Browse…. Enable Auto-subfolder from filename to drop each uploaded file's outputs into its own named sub-folder. Files are named 1.jpg, 2.jpg… (or the first three words of the prompt — see Advanced settings). Videos save as N.mp4.
Pick one of three engines for the run. The card row sits below Output.
Generates images via gemini.google.com. Choose High (~2536px) or Low resolution in Advanced settings. Fast and reliable for general images.
Generates images via Google Labs Flow (Nano Banana / Imagen). Options: Resolution (1K or 2K), Model, Aspect (landscape/portrait), and Outputs (x1–x4 per prompt).
Text-to-video via Veo. Each prompt becomes one clip saved as N.mp4. Options:
Expand Advanced settings on the Dashboard for fine control. The relevant rows show/hide based on the selected engine.
Press ▶ Start. A confirmation dialog summarises the run — engine, prompt counts, how many already exist, and how many will be generated. If the output folder already contains results, you'll see a choice:
Once running, the Workers table shows each active profile: status, the current item, and ✓/✗ tallies. You can:
The Settings tab is organised as About → License → Local API → Support.
Run Vynex Studio as a local HTTP server and trigger generation from scripts or other apps. Toggle Run local API server; the card shows the status, port (auto-falls back if busy), API URL, and a token that refreshes every launch. It's bound to 127.0.0.1 only. Full reference: API documentation.
Open a ticket right from the app: click + New Ticket, describe the issue, optionally attach up to two screenshots, and submit. Replies appear in a threaded view; you'll get answers from the team and can reply with more images. Tickets are tied to your license key.
License shows your status, the email it's registered to, and the renewal/expiry date, plus Deactivate this PC to move machines. About lists the product, version, engines and links.
Vynex Studio checks for new versions automatically. When one is available, an update banner appears in the sidebar with a Download update button; after downloading, it installs and relaunches. You can always grab the latest manually from the downloads page.
Grab the latest build and paste your license key to get started.
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