Bulk AI image generation for Google Whisk. Automate prompts, generate multiple images quickly, and save results with one click.
Enter AutoFly, the game-changing Chrome extension designed to bridge the gap between your ideas and Adobe’s powerful AI. By automating the bulk generation process, AutoFly allows you to upload an entire prompt list and watch as your vision comes to life in seconds—not hours. In this guide, we’ll show you how to slash your production time by 80% and finally master high-volume AI image creation.
Generate Bulk Images
Are you tired of wasting hours manually entering prompts into Adobe Firefly? AutoFly eliminates this creative bottleneck forever!
Stop letting prompt entry steal your creative time. AutoFly integrates seamlessly with Adobe Firefly to transform your workflow and productivity.
Set Prompts
To start bulk generating, you first need to tell AutoFly what to create. The extension offers a versatile command center where you can upload files for massive projects, paste text for quick sessions, or Directly Add prompts on the fly.
Once your list is ready, hitting Load Prompt prepares the AI for action, while Clear Prompt ensures you can reset your workspace in a single click. Here is exactly how to manage your prompt list for maximum efficiency.
AutoFly is designed for simplicity. If you are using the Upload feature, ensure your prompts are saved in a plain text (.txt) file or a CSV, with each unique prompt on a new line. This allows the extension to recognize each entry as a separate generation task.
While AutoFly can handle extensive lists, we recommend pasting up to 50–100 prompts at a time for the smoothest performance. If you have hundreds of prompts, the Upload Prompt file method is the most stable way to manage your workflow.
If you’ve loaded the wrong list or want to start fresh, simply click the Clear button. This will instantly empty your current queue, allowing you to re-upload or paste a corrected list of prompts.
You can generate images by uploading prompt files (like .txt), pasting text directly into the tool, or creating new prompts using the built-in AI Prompt Creator.
You can import a list of hundreds of prompts by uploading a .txt file.
Prompt Queue
Before you hit "Generate," AutoFly gives you total control over your workflow through the Prompt Queue. This isn't just a static list; it’s an interactive command center where you can show your entire list of pending prompts to ensure everything is perfect.
The tool allows you to edit any individual prompt within the queue. Simply make your changes, click Save, and the tool will update the task in real-time. This level of granular control ensures that even when you are generating in bulk, every single image meets your exact specifications.
You can view your current list under the Prompt Queue section. This displays every prompt that AutoFly is scheduled to process, allowing you to review your work before the automation begins.
Yes! You don’t need to re-upload your file if you find a mistake. Just find the specific prompt in the queue list, click the Edit icon (or text field), make your adjustments, and be sure to click Save to apply the changes.
No. Saving an edit only updates that specific line item. The rest of your queue remains untouched, and the automation will continue to process the list in the order it appears.
Yes. Within the Show List view, you have the flexibility to manage individual entries. This allows you to cherry-pick which prompts stay and which ones get removed, giving you much more control than a standard "bulk" tool.
Start Generate
You’ve built your list, refined your prompts, and set your parameters. Now it’s time to let AutoFly do the heavy lifting. The Start Processing stage is where the magic happens.
By clicking “Start Processing,” the extension takes over the manual labor of navigating Adobe Firefly’s interface. AutoFly will systematically cycle through your queue, entering prompts, triggering the generation, and managing the workflow automatically. This “set it and forget it” capability is what transforms Adobe Firefly from a manual tool into a high-speed production line. In this section, we’ll cover how to monitor the progress and ensure your bulk session runs smoothly from the first prompt to the last.
Yes. Since AutoFly is a Chrome extension that interacts directly with the page, you must keep the Adobe Firefly tab active and open. However, you can usually work in a different window while the extension runs in the background.
Absolutely. You can stop the process at any time if you need to make adjustments. The extension will finish the current image it is working on and then halt, allowing you to edit your queue before restarting.
You don't have to! That is the primary benefit of AutoFly. As long as your computer doesn't go into "Sleep Mode" and the tab remains open, you can grab a coffee while the extension generates dozens (or hundreds) of images for you.
Stop Processing
The Stop Processing feature is your "emergency brake." It allows you to safely interrupt the bulk generation cycle without crashing the extension or losing your place in the queue.
This ensures that you aren’t locked into a long run if you decide to pivot your creative direction. In this section, we’ll look at how to properly stop the automation and what happens to your remaining prompts when you do.
No. Any images that have already been generated and saved by Adobe Firefly will remain in your Adobe account. Clicking "Stop" only prevents the extension from sending the next prompt in your list to the generator.
No, your queue remains intact. AutoFly pauses exactly where you are. This allows you to review your list, delete unwanted prompts, or add new ones before hitting "Start" again to resume.
The extension will usually finish the specific command it is currently sending to the Adobe interface before coming to a full halt. This ensures that the page doesn't glitch or refresh unexpectedly.
Yes. AutoFly tracks your progress. When you stop and then restart, it picks up with the remaining prompts in your queue, so you don't have to worry about generating the same images twice.
Create Your AI Prompts
Sometimes the hardest part of AI art is knowing exactly what to say. AutoFly eliminates "prompt block" with its integrated AI Prompt Create tool. Instead of struggling to find the right words, you can use the extension's built-in intelligence to brainstorm for you.
By simply choosing your Role (like “Photographer” or “Digital Artist”), selecting a Content Category, and picking your desired Length, the AI will instantly generate 10 high-quality image prompts tailored to your vision. It’s the ultimate shortcut for creating diverse, professional-grade variations without being an expert prompt engineer. Once generated, these prompts can be sent straight to your queue for bulk processing!
To set up the AI Prompt Creator, open the extension and navigate to the "AI Prompt Creator" tab. Paste your Gemini API Key (obtained from Google AI Studio) into the designated field and click "Save API Key" to activate the feature.
Selecting a role instructs the AI to use specific terminology. For example, a "Photographer" role will generate prompts focusing on camera lenses, lighting, and depth of field, while a "Digital Artist" role might focus on textures, brushwork, and rendering styles.
Yes! You can choose between short, concise prompts or long, highly detailed descriptions. Choose "Short" for more creative freedom from Firefly, or "Long" for hyper-specific, controlled results.
Ensure your API key is correct and has not expired. Most issues arise from using an incorrect key or a Google account that does not have access to the Gemini API.
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