AutoFlow – Bulk Prompt Generator for Google Flow users statistics
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Queue multiple prompts for bulk image generation on Google Flow, with per-line REFERENCE: [NAME] auto-attach
AutoFlow – Bulk Prompt Generator for Google Flow has approximately 163 recorded users on Chrome Web Store, ranking #3969 of 4,880 tracked listings.
Rating: 3.50 / 5 from 2 ratings
About AutoFlow – Bulk Prompt Generator for Google Flow
Queue multiple prompts for bulk image generation on Google Flow, with per-line REFERENCE: [NAME] auto-attach
AutoFlow – Batch Prompt Automator for Google Flow
Supercharge your image generation in Google Flow. AutoFlow queues and runs multiple prompts automatically — instead of typing and waiting for each image one by one, load your list and let AutoFlow do the work.
Key Features:
- Batch Processing — Paste your prompts, one per line, and run them in sequence.
- Reference Auto-Attach — Start a line with REFERENCE: [NAME] and AutoFlow automatically attaches your saved reference images (for example a character and a style sheet) before generating, keeping your images consistent across a whole series.
- Auto-Download — Generated images are saved automatically to a folder you choose. Optionally name each file by its timestamp (e.g. [00-00].jpg) so they sort in order, ready for editing.
- Easy Import — Load prompt lists instantly from a .txt file.
- Queue Management — Track progress in real time, with Pause and Stop at any moment.
- Clean Interface — A simple side-panel design with a status badge, queue list, and progress bar.
How to Use:
- Go to Google Flow (https://labs.google/fx/tools/flow) and set the model to an image model.
- Open the AutoFlow side panel.
- (Optional) For consistent characters, upload your reference images to Flow and name them, then start prompt lines with REFERENCE: [NAME].
- Type or paste your prompts (one per line), or upload a .txt file.
- Choose your download options: folder, auto-download, and timestamp naming.
- Press Start Generation and let AutoFlow run.
What's new in version 1.2.10: • Removed an unused permission to comply with Chrome Web Store requirements. • Failed and timed-out prompts are clearly marked and skipped automatically. • AutoFlow continues with the next prompt without retrying failed generations. • Improved detection of Google Flow generation errors and content rejections.
Permission update: AutoFlow uses the debugger permission only to click Google Flow's generation button reliably. It connects to the active Flow tab for the click and immediately disconnects afterward.
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Listing: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/autoflow-–-bulk-prompt-ge/nmmibjkdnecfhelhocekjkfjbegdjjhj. First seen Oct 28, 2026; last successful collection Oct 28, 2026. See the methodology.