AI Batch Create
The hard part of a set isn't making them — it's twenty of them still looking like one set
A cover per newsletter issue, an illustration per course chapter, a poster per event — individually none of these is difficult. Consistency is. By the eighth one made by hand, the type size has drifted two steps from the first and the palette has quietly wandered. And consistency is the one quality of work like this that anyone notices: nobody compliments your layout, but everyone recognises a series at a glance.
So: give it the list, and it works through them with one palette, one typeface and one layout, zipped at the end. Each one is still a layered draft — if one isn't right, fix that one without touching the rest. Keep a PSD afterwards as a template, and the next batch is just new text.
Key features
One palette, one layout, all the way through
Not each image generated independently and hoping. Palette, typeface, spacing and title position are settled on the first one and the rest follow. Want a change at number five? Say so and everything after it follows.
Every one is still layered
What you get isn't 24 flattened pictures but 24 editable drafts. Title too long on number 7 and crowding? Fix just that one. You can review them individually before exporting.
Many images may take a few rounds
This site doesn't cap how many edits the AI makes per round; with many images it may take a few rounds — say "continue" and it carries on. We say it here so you don't think it broke when it pauses.
Zipped, with numbered filenames
Download everything at once, filenames carrying the chapter number or title, so whoever receives them doesn't have to ask which is which. You can also export just a few.
How to use
- 1 Open the editorClick the button below to create a canvas and open the AI assistant chat — no material to prepare first.
- 2 Give it the list and the style"A cover for each of these 24 chapters, here are the titles, dark tone, centred headline" — the whole list at once, the style said once.
- 3 Look at the first one and set the toneCheck the first result before going on. Adjust now — settling it here and letting the other 23 follow is far less work than reworking them afterwards.
- 4 Take the zipEverything comes back as a ZIP when it's done. Keep a PSD as a template and the next batch is just new text.
FAQ
- How many can it make at once?
- We set no cap on the number of images, and none on edits per round either; with many images the AI may take a few rounds — say "continue" and it carries on. The real ceiling is your machine's memory and your credits.
- Do I need an account for batch creation? Does my image get sent out?
- No account. The AI creation step runs in the cloud and sends only the text you wrote — no sign-in, free credits every day (this site sets no extra limit); when the canvas already has content, the assistant takes a thumbnail screenshot to look at it. If you've already made one as a template, the batch replace text and export step is local and unlimited.
- Will every image really look the same?
- The structural things are consistent — palette, typeface, layout, spacing — because they're settled on the first one. But if chapter titles vary wildly in length (four words here, twenty there) the layout adapts, and it should: forcing one rigid layout is what makes long titles crowd into a mess.
- Can I change just one of them afterwards?
- Yes. Each is its own document with its own layers, so editing number 7 leaves the other 23 alone. You can also redo a few: "remake 3, 9 and 15, simpler this time".
Try AI Batch Create now
Creates a canvas and opens the AI assistant chat · batch creation runs in the cloud (prompt only) · once the template is made, batch text replacement and export all run on your device