Batch

Bulk AI image generation for your whole catalogue

A batch runs one workflow over a sheet of products, one product per row. Every row reads the same brand rules, so the first product and the two-hundredth come back with the same look.

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Up to 200 products in one sheet
The cost of the whole sheet before you press Run
Keep, discard or re-run each result on its own

What a run makes

One workflow, every product in the drop

Four product photos went in. Each came back as a packshot and a scene, in one look.

Four products, two results each. DesignerBox renders.

Who it is for

Does that sound like you?

Scaling without compromising quality.
Anyone can make an AI picture. Making hundreds that still look like your brand is the hard part. A batch runs the same steps on every row, so the first product of a drop and the last one match.
How we solve it:
- One product per row, the same steps for every row
- Review every result in one pass, keep or discard per row
- The cost of the whole sheet before the run
Cut the waiting time and budget for deliverables.
You deliver for several clients, and each one has its own brand book. Waiting weeks for a shoot or an edit delays every delivery. One sheet covers a client's whole drop, and you see the cost before you press Run.
How we solve it:
- One brand record per client, read on every run
- Apps a colleague runs from a short form
- A shared workspace and team seats on the Ultra plan

What you get

What a batch sheet holds

A batch is a table. Each row is one run of the same workflow, with that row's product and its own settings, and every result lands in the last column.

One product per row
Add a row per product, or paste them in. Up to 200 rows in one sheet, each with its own photo and its own line of text.
The same steps on every row
Every row runs the workflow you picked, with your brand rules. Row one and row two hundred have the same look.
Watch it run
Each row shows its state: draft, queued, generating, done or failed. A failed row is re-run on its own, not the whole sheet.
Review in one pass
Keep or discard each result as it lands. What you keep goes to Assets with its source photo beside it.

How it works

How a batch run works

01
Pick the workflow
Start from a template or an app that already does the job. Run it once on one product and check the result.
02
Fill the sheet
One product per row: the photo, the name and the colours. Your brand rules apply to every row.
03
Run and review
See the cost of the whole sheet, press Run, then keep or discard each result. Re-run one row without touching the rest.

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One workflow, four ways to run it

A template, a workflow, an app, a batch

They are the same engine at four distances. Start with somebody else's, save your own, share it with a colleague, then run it over the whole catalogue.

Everything in one place

Everything you need, in one place

The full workflow, from your product photos to the finished ad, in one subscription.

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Questions

Curious? Let's clear things up.

How many products can one batch hold?

Up to 200, one product per row. Every row runs the same steps with the same brand rules, and you see the cost of the whole sheet before you press Run.

What happens when one row goes wrong?

You re-run that row on its own, and the rest of the sheet does not move. Each row shows its state, so a failed row is easy to find. You keep or discard every result yourself.

Where do the results go?

Every kept result goes to Assets, beside its source photo. From there you can download it, or add a delivery step that sends it to your own storage or to a webhook.

Can I quote a client before the run?

Yes. The cost of the whole sheet shows in credits before you press Run, so you can price the job for your client first. Nothing is spent until you start the run.

Which plan includes batch?

Batch, templates, apps and brand rules are on every plan. Uploading your own product photos starts on the Pro plan. Video, virtual try-on, upscaling and both editors start on the Premium plan.