Batch generation and the render queue

Instead of generating one image and waiting, tendre.red can render several variations at once, or let you stack more prompts to run right after, without babysitting the screen.

1. Choose Images per run

On the Generate tab, next to the Generate button, set Images per run to 2, 4 or 8 to produce several variations of the same prompt in one go, each with a different seed. They are saved as they finish, so cancelling partway keeps whatever was already rendered.

2. Stack prompts in the queue

While a generation is running, the Add to queue button appears next to Generate. Edit the prompt field to your next idea and click it to stack it. Repeat for as many prompts as you like; each entry shows its text with a small remove button.

3. Let it drain automatically

As soon as the engine is free, the next queued prompt starts on its own. Only the prompt text is frozen when you queue it, everything else (character, style, scene, format, seed setting) runs with whatever is set on the form at that moment, so double check your settings before a queued item is due to fire.

4. Cancel clears everything

The Cancel button stops the generation in progress and empties the rest of the queue in one go, it is meant as a full stop, not a skip.

Use runs of several images to explore variations from one prompt, then lock a seed on the one you like to refine it further. For writing the prompts you stack, see the Prompting guide.