ImgBulk

Batch image generator for up to 200 prompts or photos per run

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What is ImgBulk?

ImgBulk is a web-based bulk AI image generator that runs up to 200 prompt or photo tasks per batch, with per-task retries, multiple models and ZIP export. It uses pay-as-you-go credits instead of a subscription.

ImgBulk is a browser-based bulk image generator built around batch jobs rather than single requests. A user pastes a list of prompts, uploads reference photos, or imports a CSV or XLSX file, and the tool turns each row into its own task with its own prompt, references and result. A single batch can hold up to 200 images, subject to account limits, and finished results can be downloaded individually or as one ordered ZIP. The workflows cover text-to-image from a prompt list, batch image editing (changing backgrounds or styles across a set, or giving each photo its own instruction), product and ad visuals generated from one product photo, and an image-to-prompt mode that analyzes references and exports filenames and descriptions as CSV. Typical uses shown on the site include lifestyle product photos, ad concepts, fashion model shots of one outfit, social media sets, product mockups from a single design, and step-by-step recipe images. Supported models are GPT Image 2, Nano Banana 2, Seedream 5.0 and Seedream 4.0, with aspect ratio and resolution options limited to what each model allows. In practice, the workspace lists every task with a status of queued, generating, completed or failed. Completed images stay available while other rows run, and failed rows can be inspected and retried on their own without rerunning the whole batch. Failed generations are not billed, and held credits are released after settlement. Pricing is credit based with no subscription: a pack of 650 credits costs $8.00, and GPT Image 2 at 1K resolution uses 8 credits per image. Eligible new accounts receive 30 trial credits valid for 7 days. ImgBulk suits e-commerce sellers, marketers, content teams and designers who repeat the same kind of image job across a catalog or campaign. Compared with general image generators that handle one prompt at a time, its value lies in task-level control and bulk export. Anyone producing only a few unusual images will gain little from the batch structure.

How do you use ImgBulk?

  1. 1Choose a workflow
    Decide whether the job needs new images from prompts, edits to existing photos, or written descriptions of references. Each workflow has its own inputs and output.
  2. 2Add your material
    Paste a prompt list, upload JPG, PNG or WebP images, or import a CSV or XLSX list where the workflow supports it. Give each intended result a clear name.
  3. 3Pick model and settings
    Select the task type, model, aspect ratio and resolution for the intended use. Review the credit estimate and test a few representative rows first.
  4. 4Generate and review
    Start the batch and watch each task move through queued, generating, completed or failed. Compare results with the brief, then retry only failed rows.
  5. 5Download the set
    Export finished images individually or as one ordered ZIP. Image-to-prompt batches export filenames and descriptions as CSV.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Handles up to 200 tasks in one batch, each with its own prompt and reference imagesAI
  • Failed rows can be retried individually without rerunning completed imagesAI
  • Failed generations are not billed and held credits are releasedAI
  • Credit packs with no subscription, plus trial credits for eligible new accountsAI
  • Offers several models (GPT Image 2, Nano Banana 2, Seedream) in one workspaceAI

Cons

  • Batch size is capped at 200 and depends on account limitsAI
  • Available output sizes and settings are constrained by whichever model is selectedAI
  • Credit cost per image varies by model and settings, so budgeting requires checking estimatesAI
  • Model, ratio and resolution apply to the whole batch rather than each rowAI
  • Trial credits are limited to eligible new accounts and expire after 7 daysAI

How much does ImgBulk cost?

Free trial

Eligible new accounts receive 30 trial credits, valid for 7 days. Batch generation uses credits, and an estimate is shown before starting.

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Pricing

Credit-based with no subscription required. The homepage shows $8.00 for 650 credits, roughly 27 to 108 images at standard model settings. GPT Image 2 at 1K costs 8 credits per image. Failed generations are not billed.

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Integrations

Supports GPT Image 2, Nano Banana 2, Seedream 5.0 and Seedream 4.0 models, and CSV or XLSX import and CSV export. No third-party app integrations are listed.

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Features

Batch text-to-image, batch image editing, bulk product photos and ad creatives, image-to-prompt with CSV export, per-task prompts and references, status tracking, retry of failed rows, and ordered ZIP download. Up to 200 tasks per batch.

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Frequently asked questions about ImgBulk

  • How much does ImgBulk cost?
    Credit-based with no subscription required. The homepage shows $8.00 for 650 credits, roughly 27 to 108 images at standard model settings. GPT Image 2 at 1K costs 8 credits per image. Failed generations are not billed.
  • Does ImgBulk offer a free trial?
    Eligible new accounts receive 30 trial credits, valid for 7 days. Batch generation uses credits, and an estimate is shown before starting.
  • How do you use ImgBulk?
    The walkthrough on this page covers 5 steps: 1. Choose a workflow 2. Add your material 3. Pick model and settings 4. Generate and review 5. Download the set.
  • What platforms does ImgBulk support?
    ImgBulk is available on Web App.
  • What does ImgBulk integrate with?
    Supports GPT Image 2, Nano Banana 2, Seedream 5.0 and Seedream 4.0 models, and CSV or XLSX import and CSV export. No third-party app integrations are listed.
  • What are the limitations of ImgBulk?
    Batch size is capped at 200 and depends on account limits. Available output sizes and settings are constrained by whichever model is selected. Credit cost per image varies by model and settings, so budgeting requires checking estimates.

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Added10/8/2026

Platforms

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Pricing

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