BatchGen Image with AI

Generate social visuals, posters, covers, photobook images, and mockups with your own provider.

$13.99 $19.99 -30% limited-time offer · ends Jun 9

* Microsoft Store prices vary by country/region; the amounts shown are US prices.

Generate batches of images for social media, posters, photobooks, product mockups, covers, and launch graphics with your own AI key. You choose the provider and model. API keys are encrypted locally on your machine. Every output saves to your PC, not a hidden 3thousand30 cloud.

screenshots

Persona editor showing visual artist persona with identity and style fields

Sample Prompts step showing reference prompts to guide visual output style

Image Templates list showing Poster, Social Media Post, Banner, Book Cover, Product Mockup

Prompt Preview showing expanded AI prompts for a batch of 8 images

Generate screen showing output settings, captions toggle, and completed batch of 8 images

what_it_does

// bulk image generation from topic lists // 6 built-in templates: poster, social, banner, book cover, product mockup, album art // custom template builder // 18 art styles — photorealistic to pixel art, watercolor, noir, and more // persona system for consistent mood, composition, quality // caption overlay with position, font, and size control // reference images to guide output style // black & white mode // 9 AI provider presets + custom endpoints // BYOKey — keys encrypted locally (Windows DPAPI) // skip existing — resume interrupted batches // flexible input via CSV or YAML

who_its_for

Creators and visual storytellers

For people building image systems rather than one-off prompts: covers, social packs, quote cards, and repeatable visual themes.

Print-minded builders

Useful when posters, photobooks, companion prints, or other physical outputs start with image batches and later move into print prep.

People who want provider freedom

A strong fit if you want to choose your own image model, manage cost directly, and keep exported files local to your machine.

best_paired_with

print companion

BatchEnhance Image

Take the shortlist from ideation into print-ready output with batch upscaling, DPI metadata, and cleaner preparation for physical artifacts.

distribution companion

BatchResize Image

Turn the same image batch into channel-ready shapes for X, LinkedIn, Instagram, email, banners, marketplace listings, and more.

use_cases

live workflow

Create a photobook with AI for gifting

See how BGI becomes the front half of a print workflow built around batch generation, review, enhancement, and physical output.

live workflow

Mass-create social media content

Use BGI alongside text, resizing, and watermarking to build repeatable content packs instead of one-off social assets.

workflow library

Browse all use cases

Move from feature exploration into the live workflow pages and the upcoming poster, image-prep, and multilingual routes.

privacy_and_control

This is a bring-your-own-key image workflow. You choose the provider, model, and cost profile. API keys are encrypted locally on your machine. The exported images are saved to your PC.

Important distinction: the saved outputs stay on your machine, but the prompt request goes to the external image provider you selected. That is a controlled tradeoff, not a hidden cloud layer from us.

faq

What kinds of images can BatchGen Image with AI generate?

It is suited to social visuals, posters, mockups, book covers, photobook images, launch graphics, banners, and other batch-style image workflows.

Can I choose my own provider and model?

Yes. This is a bring-your-own-key workflow with provider presets and custom endpoints, so you choose the model and pay the provider directly.

Do the files stay on my machine?

Yes. Generated files are saved locally on your machine. If you use an external AI provider, the prompt request goes to that provider.

Is it good for posters and photobooks?

Yes. It is one of the strongest fits for posters, photobook concepts, print-led image batches, and repeatable visual exploration before print prep.

Do I still need to review the images?

Yes. Human selection still matters. You should reject weak anatomy, weak composition, and off-theme results rather than assuming every batch output is ready.