Batch Workflows
Use batch prompts efficiently
After generating prompts in PromptAnvil, the next step is using them effectively in AI platforms. This guide shows you how to work with batch outputs in Midjourney, Stable Diffusion, and other tools.
Using with Midjourney
Discord Batch Method
Midjourney requires prompts to be submitted individually via Discord. While there's no official batch feature, automation tools can help speed up the process.
Step-by-step:
- 1.Export prompts from PromptAnvil as plain text
- 2.Copy prompts to clipboard (one per line)
- 3.In Discord, type
/imagine prompt:and paste each prompt - 4.For automation, consider browser extensions or unofficial API tools (note: these are third-party and not officially supported)
Pro Tip: Midjourney has rate limits—wait 10-15 seconds between prompts to avoid being temporarily blocked. Use --fast or --relax mode based on your subscription. Fast mode processes 3-4 jobs simultaneously.
Using with Stable Diffusion
Automatic1111 / ComfyUI
Stable Diffusion UIs support native batch processing from text files.
For Automatic1111:
- 1.Export prompts as .txt file (one prompt per line)
- 2.Go to txt2img tab in WebUI
- 3.Enable "Prompt from file" script
- 4.Upload your .txt file and click Generate
For ComfyUI:
- 1.Use the "Load Lines From Text File" node
- 2.Connect to your CLIP Text Encode node
- 3.Set batch count and run queue
Best Practices
Start Small
Generate 5-10 prompts first to test your configuration. Adjust weights and logic before creating large batches.
Organize Outputs
Name your exports clearly (e.g., "portraits-dramatic-v1.txt"). This helps track which configuration produced which results.
Monitor Costs
For paid platforms like Midjourney, track how many prompts you submit. Batch generation can consume credits quickly.
Use JSON for Advanced Workflows
Export as JSON if you need metadata like weights, category info, or want to build custom automation scripts.