Bulk image generation
for ChatGPT.
Feed it your list of prompts. PromptBatch AI queues each one into ChatGPT, generates the images in sequence, downloads and renames them, and organises them into a folder — then opens a fresh chat every few prompts so image #100 looks as clean as image #1. Runs on your own ChatGPT Plus — no API, no extra account.
100 prompts free · no signup · nothing leaves your browser
Doing it by hand is slow. Doing it in one chat wrecks the quality.
Copy a prompt, paste it into ChatGPT, wait, download, rename, repeat — a hundred times. And after ~15 images in the same chat, quality starts to drift: logos wander, styles leak from earlier prompts. So you either babysit it for an hour or accept the drift.
PromptBatch AI removes both problems at once.
From a text file to a folder of named images.
- 01
Drop in your prompts
Paste your list or drag in a
.txt/.mdfile. Add an optional style primer once. - 02
Hit Run
PromptBatch AI pastes each prompt into ChatGPT on natural, human-timed delays and waits for the image.
- 03
Auto-download & rename
Every image is downloaded and named on your pattern —
{n}-{slug}— into the folder you choose. - 04
Auto-reset the chat
Every N prompts it opens a fresh chat and re-sends your primer, so quality never drifts.
The auto-reset is the whole trick.
Other batch tools just fire prompts until the quality falls apart. PromptBatch AI counts your prompts, and every N it starts a clean chat and re-primes the style — automatically. That single feature is why the last image in a 100-prompt run looks like the first.
- Set your reset interval — or let it auto-reset on the default.
- Style primer re-sent on every fresh chat.
- A Continue button between batches when you want to review.
Everything the manual loop was costing you.
Auto-download
Each finished image lands on disk — no right-click, no save-as.
Auto-rename
Named on your own pattern so the folder is sorted and searchable.
Drag-drop prompts
Paste a list or drop a file. Numbered or titled formats both work.
Background mode
Keeps generating while you switch windows or minimize. Walk away.
Your own ChatGPT
Runs in your logged-in session. No API keys, no per-image cost.
Zero telemetry
Prompts and images never leave your browser. Privacy is the default.
Try it free. Pay once if you keep it.
Free
$0
First 100 prompts
- Full batching, download & rename
- Auto-reset & style primer
- Background mode
Lifetime
$10 once
Unlimited prompts, forever
- Everything in Free, with no limit
- Works on up to 3 of your devices
- No subscription — one payment
Secure checkout via Stripe. Your license key is emailed instantly and pasted into the extension to unlock.
The things people ask first.
N01How does PromptBatch AI batch ChatGPT image generation?
You paste (or drop) a list of prompts into the side panel and hit Run. PromptBatch AI pastes each prompt into your ChatGPT tab, waits for the image, downloads it, renames it, and moves to the next — on human-timed delays. It runs in your own logged-in Chrome session, so there is no API cost and no separate account.
N02Why do ChatGPT images drift in quality after a while?
Generating many images in one long chat lets earlier context bleed into later renders — logos wander, styles leak. PromptBatch AI opens a fresh chat every N prompts and re-sends your style primer, so the 100th image is as clean as the first.
N03Does PromptBatch AI use the ChatGPT API?
No. It drives the normal ChatGPT web UI in your browser using your existing ChatGPT Plus subscription. No API keys, no per-image billing, no extra signup.
N04Can it keep running while I do other things?
Yes. Background mode keeps generating and downloading even when the tab is behind another window or the window is minimized, so you can work while it runs.
N05Is it free?
The first 100 prompts are free. After that it is a one-time $10 payment for lifetime access on up to 3 of your devices — no subscription.
N06Does it collect my prompts or images?
No. PromptBatch AI never uploads your prompts or generated images. It runs locally in your browser.
Learn to batch it properly.
Practical how-tos for generating, downloading, renaming and organising ChatGPT images in bulk — the manual methods and how to automate them.
- How to Auto-Download Every Image ChatGPT Generates ChatGPT has no "download all" button, so every image means a right-click and a save. Here is how to auto-download each image to disk on a naming pattern, hands-free.
- How to Batch-Generate Images in ChatGPT (Step by Step) A step-by-step guide to batch-generating images in ChatGPT — prepare a prompt list, run them in sequence, auto-download and rename, and reset the chat to keep quality high.
- Why ChatGPT Images Drift in Style Over a Long Batch (and How to Stop It) ChatGPT image style drift happens when earlier context in a long chat bleeds into later renders. Here is the mechanism and the fix that stops it.
- How to Download All Your ChatGPT Images at Once Stuck saving ChatGPT images one right-click at a time? Here are the manual bulk-download options, their limits, and how to export a whole run into one folder.
- How to Auto-Rename ChatGPT Image Exports (So the Folder Is Usable) ChatGPT saves images with junk filenames. Learn why that breaks a 100-image folder, which naming patterns actually sort, and how auto-rename fixes it.
- The Best Tools to Batch ChatGPT Images (2026) An honest comparison of ways to batch ChatGPT image generation in 2026: manual copy-paste, the API, and browser extensions, with the real cost and quality trade-offs.
Stop babysitting ChatGPT. Run the whole list.
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