ImgBulk

ImgBulk is a batch AI image generator for people who have more than one or two images to make. Instead of opening a tool and generating one picture at a time, you set up a batch of up to 200 tasks, choose a model, and run them together. It handles text-to-image, image-to-image, and image-to-prompt work, so you can create fresh images, edit uploaded ones, or turn existing pictures into editable prompts.

The workspace looks a bit like a spreadsheet. Each row is one task: a prompt, plus reference images if the task needs them. You can type rows, paste them, or import a CSV or Excel file. There's also an AI prompt assistant that writes a per-row prompt from a general description and the reference image, for when you'd rather not phrase 200 prompts yourself. ImgBulk connects to several mainstream models — GPT Image 2, Nano Banana 2, Nano Banana Lite, Seedream 5.0, and Seedream 4.0 — so you can switch depending on the look you want. You can set concurrency between 1 and 20 to control how fast the batch runs, watch progress live, and retry only failed rows. Results appear in each row, and you can download them individually or as one ZIP.

This is aimed at anyone doing image production at scale. E-commerce teams can produce scene shots across many SKUs, marketing folks can generate multiple ad variations in one run, and designers can explore directions without manually checking one image at a time. Billing is credit-based and you only pay for successful outputs, which makes the batch approach practical for larger jobs.