ImageWright — image generation on your own Cloudflare account
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Link your own Cloudflare account, deploy the image Worker, and generate images one at a time or a whole file at once. Generate images from your own Cloudflare account, straight from the browser. This extension is a front end for Cloudflare Workers AI. You link your own Cloudflare account, it deploys a small image Worker to it for you, and then you generate images against your own free allocation — 10,000 neurons a day, which is about 130 images at flux's default 4 steps and over 500 at 1 step. Setup takes about two minutes. There is no server in the middle, no account with us, and no subscription. WHAT IT DOES • Deploys the image Worker to your Cloudflare account for you — no dashboard, no wrangler • One prompt, or a whole file: attach a CSV or Excel sheet with a prompt column and run it • Four models — flux, sdxl, sdxl-lightning, dreamshaper • A run report when it finishes: contact sheet, failures grouped by reason, download all as a ZIP • Holds off for 24 hours after Cloudflare says you are out, because retrying while blocked pushes the reset further away, and links you to your real usage in the Cloudflare dashboard • Everything stays in this browser profile: your token, the Worker key, your prompts, the images WHAT YOU NEED A Cloudflare account (the free tier is enough) and an API token created with Cloudflare's "Edit Cloudflare Workers" template. The extension walks you through both. Setup takes about two minutes; after that it is one click to generate. WHAT IT COSTS Nothing to us. Cloudflare's free tier includes 10,000 neurons a day; how many images that is depends on the model and the step count, and your Cloudflare dashboard shows the real figure. Beyond the free tier Cloudflare charges you directly; we never see your billing. PRIVACY Your API token is stored with chrome.storage.local — never synced, never sent anywhere except api.cloudflare.com. Generated images stay in the browser until you download them. There is no analytics, no telemetry, and no server of ours involved at any point.