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Automatically send prompts to ChatGPT one by one. Queue multiple prompts and auto-submit them when ChatGPT is ready. ChatGPT Auto Chat lets you send multiple prompts to ChatGPT automatically, one by one — no clicking, no waiting, no copy-pasting. GREAT FOR • Generating content in bulk (blog posts, descriptions, emails) • Running the same prompt set across multiple topics • Automated testing and prompt experiments • Collecting and exporting ChatGPT responses HOW IT WORKS • Type your prompts in the sidebar — one per line • Set how many cycles to run and an optional delay before sending • Hit "Start Generation" — the extension waits for ChatGPT to finish each reply, then sends the next prompt automatically KEY FEATURES ✅ Bulk Prompt Queue — paste 10, 50, or 100 prompts and walk away ✅ Multi-Cycle Loops — repeat the entire list as many times as you want ✅ Smart Wait — detects when ChatGPT is done generating before sending the next prompt ✅ Stop & Resume — pause at any time and pick up right where you left off ✅ Configurable Delay — add a custom delay (ms) before each send for extra reliability ✅ Real-time Progress — progress bar, live status, and elapsed runtime RESPONSE COLLECTOR (BONUS FEATURE) Extract ChatGPT's replies directly from the page: • Pick from presets: full responses, code blocks, paragraphs, list items, or headers • Use "🎯 Live Pick" to click any element on the page and auto-generate a CSS selector • Copy all collected text to clipboard or download as a .txt file Light/dark theme. Activity logs panel. Works on chatgpt.com.
May 27, 2026
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