ChatGPT Image Prompt Queue

Run ChatGPT image prompts in a serial queue with references, aspect ratio hints, retries, and local history. ChatGPT Image Prompt Queue helps creators, designers, marketers, and AI image workflows run multiple ChatGPT image generation prompts with less manual clicking. Prepare a prompt queue in the Chrome side panel, add optional reference images, choose aspect ratio hints, and run prompts one by one in your active ChatGPT tab.

Built for controlled ChatGPT image batching, this extension keeps the workflow simple: paste prompts, import a .txt file, organize the queue, then let each prompt complete before the next one starts.

What you can do:

• Build a batch prompt queue for ChatGPT image generation.
• Paste prompts line by line or import prompts from a .txt file.
• Split prompts by every line or by blank lines for multi-line prompt workflows.
• Run prompts sequentially, one at a time, to reduce accidental double submissions.
• Add global reference images for the whole queue.
• Add reference images to individual prompts.
• Choose aspect ratio hints: Auto, 1:1, 16:9, 9:16, or 4:3.
• Optionally append the selected aspect ratio instruction to each prompt.
• Track queue status: waiting, running, done, or failed.
• Stop the active queue run when needed.
• Retry failed prompts individually or retry all failed prompts.
• Edit waiting prompts before running them.
• Delete queue items and clear waiting prompts.
• Keep a local generation library with the original prompt, timestamp, aspect ratio, reference count, and a link back to the source ChatGPT conversation.
• Use the side panel UI in English, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, German, Russian, Japanese, or Chinese.

Privacy and data handling:

The extension runs locally in your browser. It does not transfer user data to any external service of its own, and it does not use analytics, telemetry, tracking pixels, or user behavior analytics. Prompts and reference images are only inserted into the active ChatGPT tab you are already using. Queue items, settings, reference images, and library entries are stored locally with Chrome extension storage.