Batch generation and the render queue

Instead of generating one image and waiting, tendre.AI can render several at once or line up a list of prompts that run one after another without you watching the screen.

1. Choose a batch size

Next to the Generate button, set the batch count to 2, 4 or 8 to produce several variations of the same prompt in one go, each with a different seed. A larger batch takes proportionally longer and uses more VRAM while it runs.

2. Stack prompts in the queue

Add more than one prompt to the queue instead of generating them one by one. Each entry keeps its own settings (size, style, seed), so you can queue very different ideas back to back.

3. Start and step away

Press start on the queue and let it work through the list unattended. Because rendering runs locally, you can keep using your computer for light tasks, though heavy GPU work elsewhere will slow the queue down.

4. Review the results

Once the queue finishes, all outputs land in the gallery together, ready to sort, keep or discard. Failed or interrupted items stay in the queue so you can retry just those.

Use batches 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.