ChatGPT Automation

From £1.99

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ChatGPT Batch Automation · Chrome extension

The missing batch layer for ChatGPT

Upload a .txt file where every line is a prompt. The extension queues each one, types it into ChatGPT, waits for the response to finish, and moves to the next — while you do something else.

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Chrome extensionWorks with ChatGPT
ChatGPT Automation
ChatGPT Automation side panel showing the Control tab with a prompt mode selector, a .txt upload area, and the Start button before a run begins

ChatGPT Automation

Runs in your own browser

Built forContent marketersSEO teamse-commerce sellersagencies producing copyimages at volume

What is ChatGPT Automation?

ChatGPT Automation is a Chrome extension that turns a list of prompts into an unattended batch run on chatgpt.com. You upload a .txt file where every line is a prompt; the extension queues each one in a native Chrome side panel, types it into ChatGPT, waits for the response to finish streaming, then advances to the next — with no tab-switching and nothing to babysit. It runs three modes: Text-to-Text for written output, Text-to-Image for generation, and Image-to-Image for transforming reference images. Generated images download automatically into named folders with prompt-based filenames. Crucially it works inside your existing ChatGPT session, so there is no OpenAI API key, no per-token billing, and no loss of image generation or vision. A failed prompt is flagged and the queue continues, and selectors are hot-patched from a remote config so most ChatGPT interface changes are fixed server-side rather than breaking your run.

Sound familiar?

Problem 01

You paste prompts into ChatGPT one at a time, wait, copy the answer, paste the next — for two hours straight.

Problem 02

The API would fix it, but that means keys, code and a second bill on top of the ChatGPT Plus you already pay for.

Problem 03

You've left a long run going and come back to find it stopped on the third prompt with no idea why.

The problem was never your ideas or your effort — it's that you're doing a machine's job by hand. ChatGPT Automation takes that job off your plate.

How is this different from doing it manually?

The manual workflow versus ChatGPT Automation, side by side
The old wayWith ChatGPT Automation
Paste each prompt into ChatGPT one at a time, wait, copy the answer, then paste the next — for hoursUpload a .txt list and the extension types, sends, waits and advances through the whole queue
Get an API key, write code and pay a second bill on top of ChatGPT Plus just to batch promptsRuns inside your existing ChatGPT session — no API key, no second bill
Come back to a long run stalled on one prompt with no idea why it stoppedA failed prompt is flagged while the queue keeps going, with selectors hot-patched remotely so UI changes don't break your batch

What do you actually get?

01

One-click .txt prompt upload

02

Text, image and image-to-image modes

03

Auto-download with prompt-based filenames

No API key, no second bill

It runs inside your existing ChatGPT session, so you keep image generation, vision and every new feature OpenAI ships — with no per-token cost on top.

Text and images, one queue

Three modes in one tool: Text-to-Text for written output, Text-to-Image for generation, and Image-to-Image for transforming reference images.

A failed prompt doesn't kill the run

Failures are flagged and the queue keeps going. Selectors are hot-patched from a remote config, so a ChatGPT UI change gets fixed server-side instead of breaking your batch.

Built for Content marketers, SEO teams, e-commerce sellers and agencies producing copy and images at volume.

Up and running in three steps

01

Install the extension

Add it to Chrome in one click — no API keys, no code, no separate account.

02

Upload your prompts

Drop in a CSV with hundreds or thousands of prompts and press start.

03

Collect organized files

Every result is auto-downloaded into structured folders while the batch runs unattended.

Take a closer look

ChatGPT Automation side panel mid-run at 50% progress, with a Stop button and a job queue showing one file marked DONE and the next RUNNING
Track progress and the job queue while a batch runs.
ChatGPT Automation Settings tab with default mode, text model, image model, and aspect ratio options
Set a default mode and model once, then reuse them for every batch.
ChatGPT Automation Settings tab showing output count per prompt, concurrent prompts, and minimum/maximum delay controls
Control output count, concurrency, and delay between prompts.

Which ChatGPT Automation plan is right for you?

Monthly

£1.99/month
  • One-click .txt prompt upload
  • Text, image and image-to-image modes
  • Auto-download with prompt-based filenames

Yearly

£14.99/year
  • One-click .txt prompt upload
  • Text, image and image-to-image modes
  • Auto-download with prompt-based filenames
  • Cheaper than paying monthly
MOST POPULAR

Lifetime

£29.99one-time

Best value

  • One-click .txt prompt upload
  • Text, image and image-to-image modes
  • Auto-download with prompt-based filenames
  • All future updates
  • No recurring bill

Everything you get today

One-click .txt prompt upload

included

Text, image and image-to-image modes

included

Auto-download with prompt-based filenames

included

Total value: £1.99/month

£29.99

one-time · lifetime — or start monthly

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Try it before you commit

Install ChatGPT Automation, run it against your real workload, and judge it on the output. Cancel a subscription any time from the extension

❌ No forms ❌ No awkward calls

Questions, answered

One quiet click, and the clicking is over.

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P.S. — In case you skimmed (we get it): ChatGPT Automation — £29.99 once. Drop a .txt list of prompts into a side panel and walk away. It types, sends, waits and moves on — inside your own ChatGPT session, no API key.

P.P.S. — Still here? You've read this far down a page about a browser extension. You already know you want it. Go get it.