How to generate 100 Grok images
You have the prompt list. Paste it once, start the queue, and let AutoGem finish the set on grok.com while images download automatically.
A hundred Grok image prompts is a long afternoon if you click through each one yourself. AutoGem keeps the list in a side panel, submits each row on grok.com, and saves the results for you.
Use this checklist when your prompts are ready and you want one reliable pass through a large Grok batch, not a first-time setup walkthrough.
How AutoGem runs a 100-image Grok batch
Follow these steps in order to go from a fresh install to a finished batch.
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Install AutoGem
Add AutoGem from the Chrome Web Store. Open the side panel so your Grok queue stays visible while images generate.
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Open Grok and sign in
Sign in at grok.com and keep that tab open. AutoGem uses that browser session.
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Load about 100 prompts
Paste the full list into AutoGem. Set aspect ratio and optional reference images before you start so the batch stays consistent.
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Run the queue and collect downloads
Start the batch. AutoGem submits each prompt, waits for the image, and saves files with readable names while you step away.
Checklist before you start the queue
- Prompt list: One prompt per line, or separate longer prompts with a blank line. A clean paste keeps all ~100 rows easy to scan in the side panel.
- Aspect ratio: Set it once before the first submit so every frame matches your layout.
- Reference images: Attach them now if the whole set needs the same look. Skip them when variety matters more.
- Image prompts only: AutoGem queues images. Leave video prompts out of the list.
- Browser session: Stay signed in to Grok and keep the tab open for the whole run. AutoGem drives the page you are already using, no API key needed.
After the batch finishes
Review a sample of downloads, then move keepers into your project. A row that times out is marked failed and the queue keeps going, so re-queue only the prompts that need another pass instead of restarting the whole hundred.
Related guides
First time with AutoGem? Start with how to bulk generate images with Grok for full setup, queue settings, and when to split a list into smaller runs. For the product overview, see the Grok image automator.
Run your 100-image Grok batch
Install AutoGem, open Grok, paste your prompt list, and start the queue. Come back to a finished download set.