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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: 1. Go to Google Flow (https://labs.google/fx/tools/flow) and set the model to an image model. 2. Open the AutoFlow side panel. 3. (Optional) For consistent characters, upload your reference images to Flow and name them, then start prompt lines with REFERENCE: [NAME]. 4. Type or paste your prompts (one per line), or upload a .txt file. 5. Choose your download options: folder, auto-download, and timestamp naming. 6. Press Start Generation and let AutoFlow run. Created by ADHD BOY.
Jul 1, 2026
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