Prompt Batch

Run a file of prompts in your Flow project one by one, then name and download every image and video for you.

Prompt Batch saves you the copy-paste when you make many images and clips in Google Flow. Load an Excel, CSV or text file of prompts, open your Flow project, and press Start. Prompt Batch types each prompt into Flow for you, waits for the result, renames it in your project, and downloads it to a folder you choose. It works in your own account and uses your own credits, exactly as if you did it by hand, just without the waiting. What it does - One row = one prompt: images or videos, aspect ratio, number of results, model, resolution and length per row. - Reference pictures and start pictures: point a row at a picture in your project, or at an earlier row in the same file. - Checks before it starts that every reference picture is in your project, and skips rows already made. - A clear status line (what it is doing now, with countdowns) and an end-of-run summary of what succeeded and what failed. One failed prompt never stops the rest. - Up to 50 prompts per file, with at least 10 seconds between prompts, so it stays at a calm, human pace. - Stops by itself if Flow reports unusual activity. - 8 languages (English, Arabic, Spanish, Portuguese, French, Hindi, Indonesian, Turkish), light and dark theme, ready-made templates and a prompt you can give your AI tool to write the file for you. Free and Pro: the first 5 results are free. After that, Pro removes the limit: a monthly subscription or a one-time lifetime licence, on up to 2 computers. Privacy: everything stays in your browser. Prompt Batch has no server and collects no data. It talks only to the Flow page you have open, and, if you buy Pro, sends your licence key to the licence service to check it. Disclaimer: Prompt Batch is an independent tool. It is not made, endorsed or supported by Google. You are responsible for your account and for following Google's Terms of Service and Generative AI Prohibited Use Policy. Flow may change at any time, which can stop the extension from working until it is updated.