ChatGPT Automation Toolkit

Queue and auto-run prompts on ChatGPT, then auto-download the replies and images. No accounts, no telemetry, no remote server.

ChatGPT Automation Toolkit turns ChatGPT into a batch tool. Paste a list of prompts, hit Run, and it sends them one after another — waiting for each reply to finish before starting the next — then saves the results for you. No copy-pasting one prompt at a time, no babysitting the tab. It runs entirely in your own logged-in ChatGPT session in a side panel next to the chat. There's no account to create, no API key, and nothing is sent to any server. What you can do: Batch-run any number of prompts, separated by a blank line (so a single prompt can span multiple lines). Text mode: collect written replies, optionally saved as .md files. Text-to-Image mode: generate images from each prompt with an optional aspect ratio, downloaded automatically. Auto-download replies and generated images into a subfolder, with your own filename prefix. Automatic retries when ChatGPT's image tool intermittently errors, so a transient failure doesn't cost you the prompt. Live progress for every prompt, a debug log, and a built-in diagnostics check. Load prompts straight from a .txt file. Run / Pause / Resume / Stop at any time. Why it's different: Private by design. No analytics, no tracking, no remote servers, no calls home of any kind. Everything stays on your device. Minimal permissions. It requests only what it needs to do the job — nothing more. Lightweight. No heavy frameworks; it loads instantly. Resilient. If ChatGPT changes its layout, you can update the element selectors yourself in Settings — the extension never fetches instructions from an outside source. ChatGPT Automation Toolkit is an independent project and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by OpenAI. "ChatGPT" is a trademark of OpenAI, used here only to describe what the extension works with.