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Auto ChatGPT for your prompts at scale. Batch generate and auto-download responses and images on ChatGPT.com. Tired of copy-pasting prompts into ChatGPT one by one, waiting, saving each image, and repeating it a hundred times? ChatGPT Automation runs your whole list of prompts on chatgpt.com automatically while you do something else. Just drop in a .txt file of prompts, press start, and walk away. The extension submits each prompt in order, waits for every response to finish, and automatically downloads generated images into a clean, named folder. It runs inside your own ChatGPT session on your existing plan — no API key, no per-token fees, no code. Key features: - Bulk prompt automation - upload a .txt file (one prompt per line) and run it hands-free - Three modes - Text-to-Text, Text-to-Image, and Image-to-Image - Auto image download - generated images save straight to a folder with prompt-based filenames - Image-to-Image dropzone - attach reference images and transform them across many prompts - Job queue - each file becomes a job; stack multiple jobs and run them in sequence - Live progress - see running, pending, done, and failed status with a progress bar - Native Chrome side panel - controls sit right beside ChatGPT, always in reach How it works: 1. Open the ChatGPT Automation side panel on chatgpt.com 2. Pick your mode - Text-to-Text, Text-to-Image, or Image-to-Image 3. Upload a .txt file with one prompt per line (add reference images for Image-to-Image) 4. Press Start and let it run - each prompt is submitted and completed automatically 5. Come back to finished responses and downloaded images in your chosen folder Who it's for: - Marketers batch-generating product descriptions, ad copy, and social captions - AI artists producing full image sets and style variations from a prompt list - E-commerce sellers turning a list of products into descriptions and images - Agencies, freelancers, and researchers running the same prompts at scale Stop babysitting ChatGPT. Upload your prompts and let it run.
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