How to Make ASMR Food Videos With ChatGPT + Google Flow
ASMR food clips pull in views, but filming them means pans, lighting, and cleanup. You can skip the kitchen entirely, because two browser tabs can do the work. This share walks through the exact five steps, from the master prompt to the final generate click in Google Flow.
All you need is ChatGPT and Google Flow open in your browser, so there is no camera and no editing suite in the way.

Tutorial
- Get ChatGPT and Google Flow ready in your browser.
- Open ChatGPT and copy the master prompt from the Facebook post at https://web.facebook.com/impreneurid/posts/pfbid0Bs1CYCJrRJNi8GAX8ntRos6xGVN5ZGRQSJfBdSMaoKd39iwetha2Fb4P1T1DzEVSl. That post is where the master prompt for the ASMR food niche lives.
- Paste the master prompt into ChatGPT and copy the video prompt it returns. Pick the response you like best first — the video prompt comes out of that answer.
- Open Google Flow and choose Omni.
- Paste the video prompt in and hit Generate.
Wrapping Up
You now have a loop you can rerun for every clip: the master prompt feeds ChatGPT, and ChatGPT feeds Google Flow. The footage suits Reels and Facebook posts, so you can keep publishing without ever setting up a shot.
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