For high-volume creators tired of waiting on browser tabs:

Prep your video assets 3x faster without the manual copy-paste grind.

Queue all your prompts in single window. Let the app bulk-render your images and videos in the background while you focus on the final edit.

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✓ Flow & Grok, one place✓ No scripts, no config✓ Your own account, always

PrompCut — Auto Flow

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Batch Prompt Input

2 PROMPTS

One prompt per line — each line = one generation job

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A futuristic cityscape at sunset...
A cyberpunk street with neon signs...
2 prompts

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Execution Parameters

MODEL

🍌 Nano Banana Pro

ASPECT RATIO

1:1

16:9

9:16

IMAGE COUNT

OUTPUT DESTINATION

📁 .../Legion/Downloads

Execution Terminal

IDLE

[12:39:28]System initialized. Awaiting prompt batch...
[12:39:28]Loaded model 🍌 Nano Banana Pro

You're not slow. Your workflow is.

AI batch video production works on paper. In practice it's a loop of switching tabs, copy-pasting prompts, waiting, downloading, and figuring out which prompt made which image — repeated 40 times before you've touched a single edit.

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One prompt at a time, by hand

Paste, generate, wait 20 seconds, download, rename. Twenty images means twenty rounds of this before you can open CapCut.

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A different tool for every engine

Flow automator. Separate Grok tool. Two subscriptions, two setups, two things to break. You spend more time managing tools than using them.

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"Which prompt made that shot?"

Regenerating one image means scrolling back through the entire chat thread trying to match a file name to the prompt that created it.

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Real editing work sits waiting

Voiceover. Assembly. Timing. The parts that need a human brain — stuck behind a queue of clicking and waiting that a computer could handle.

Paste. Start. Come back to a full folder.

Drop your prompts into the queue

Paste everything into PrompCut and pick your engine — Flow for images, Grok for video. You can mix both in one run. Setup takes under two minutes.

No formatting required

PrompCut opens Chrome and takes over

A persistent browser session runs in the background using your own login. It submits each prompt, waits for generation, and moves to the next one. No babysitting. No re-login every time.

Your account, your generations, your usage limits

Every output lands in a named local folder

Results are downloaded and organized into a timestamped run folder on your machine. Open your Downloads and they're already there, named and sorted.

PrompCut_Run_{timestamp}/

Need to redo one? Pull it from the Library

Every run is saved with its prompts. Click the image you want to fix, see exactly what generated it, and regenerate — without touching a single chat thread.

Library — coming in the next update

One app. Both engines. No juggling.

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Both platforms live in one window

Instead of buying an Google Flow automator and a separate Grok tool, PrompCut runs both from a single sidebar. Switch engines in one click. No second app, no second subscription.

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Library keeps your prompts and outputs linked

Every image is stored with the exact prompt that created it. When you need to tweak a shot, you click it — not scroll through 200 lines of chat history.

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Runs inside your own browser session

PrompCut uses your logged-in Chrome profile. No API keys, no tokens, no third-party credentials stored anywhere. You're generating as yourself — the same as clicking manually.

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Install it like a Steam game

Download the installer. Double-click. Done. No Python environment, no command line, no YAML config. If you can install software, you can run PrompCut.

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We patch it when platforms change their UI

Flow and Grok update their interfaces. When that breaks automation, we push a fix — usually within 24–48 hours. Auto-updates mean you never reinstall to stay current.

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Built from inside the workflow

This exists because a video editor got fed up spending the first hour of every batch session on copy-paste work. Every feature is shaped by that problem.

	PrompCut	Separate tools	Doing it by hand
Flow batch automation	✓	✓	✗
Grok video automation	✓	Separate app	✗
Single unified interface	✓	✗	✗
Prompt + output library	✓	✗	✗
Your own account / no API keys	✓	Varies	✓
Hours saved per 50-image batch	~2 hours back	Partial	All wasted

The questions worth asking — answered.

Ranked from the most common concern to the least. If something's holding you back, it's probably here.

Most common

Will this get my Flow or Grok account flagged or banned?+

PrompCut uses a persistent Chrome session — the same browser you already log into. It doesn't use headless bots, it doesn't scrape, and it doesn't generate at inhuman speed. From the platform's perspective, it looks like you're clicking through your browser — because you are. The difference is that PrompCut is doing the clicking for you, at a pacing that's indistinguishable from manual use.

What happens when Flow or Grok updates their UI and breaks things?+

This is a real concern, and the honest answer is: it will happen. When it does, we monitor it and push a patch — usually within 24–48 hours of the change breaking automation. PrompCut auto-updates itself, so you get the fix without reinstalling anything. We treat UI compatibility as an ongoing maintenance commitment, not a launch-and-forget feature.

Do I need to know anything technical to install and use this?+

Nothing. Download the .exe, run the installer, open the app, log in. That's the entire setup. No Python, no Node, no terminal window, no configuration files. If you've ever installed a game from Steam or an app from the internet, you already know how to install PrompCut. The only prerequisite is that Google Chrome is installed on your machine — which it almost certainly is.

I already have a tool for Flow and one for Grok. Why switch?+

Two tools means two maintenance windows, two things to break, two subscriptions, and two separate windows to manage mid-session. PrompCut isn't just combining them — it's the only app that lets you route a batch through multiple engines from a single queue, and the only one that ties your output files directly to the prompts that created them. When you need to pull one image and regenerate it, you do it from one interface with one click.

What if it crashes or stops halfway through a 50-prompt batch?+

Every step is logged in real time in the terminal panel. If something stops, you'll see exactly which prompt it stopped on and why. The outputs you already generated are already saved to your local folder — you don't lose completed work. You can pick up from where it left off without rerunning the whole batch.

Right now I just need Flow — do I have to pay for Grok support I won't use?+

No. The Lite plan is free and includes both engines. You use what you need and ignore the rest. The sidebar just sits there until you want it. You'll probably want Grok eventually when you move from images into video — but there's no pressure to use features before you're ready for them.

Are more platforms coming? What if I use something else?+

Flow and Grok are live now. More platforms are on the roadmap — the app is built so adding a new engine shows up as a new tab in the sidebar without changing anything else. If there's a specific platform you need, email phanphuc1100@gmail.com. Active requests shape what gets built next.

Ready to stop
running the queue yourself?

Download free. Be running your first batch in under five minutes.

⬇ Download PrompCut — Free

After you click download

Run the installer (.exe). Takes about 30 seconds. Chrome needs to be installed — nothing else.

Open PrompCut and log in. Chrome opens in the background and stays logged in between runs.

Paste your prompts, pick Flow or Grok, hit Run. Walk away.

Come back to a local folder with everything downloaded and named.

Questions? phanphuc1100@gmail.com