Queue a whole list of prompts, set start and end frames, hit Start — and TryAIToday Vibes Automation generates and downloads every video for you, neatly organized. No more running them one by one.
Built to make long runs of vibes.ai videos effortless.
Paste prompts or upload a .txt file and queue them all in one run — up to 150 at a time.
Each prompt runs from text alone, or from a start frame, an end frame, or a start→end interpolation.
Upload frames or pick from your project Library, name them, and write @start:name / @end:name to auto-pick frames.
Choose how many results each prompt generates. Fewer uses less of your quota.
Regenerate a finished job as a new version kept alongside the originals, or retry just the failed videos of a job in place.
Resume a stopped queue where it left off, start it over fresh, or regenerate every finished job again.
Every result saves to a per-run folder with clean, sequential filenames — or toggle off to preview only.
Watch each result appear in the queue and click any thumbnail for full-size playback.
Fix a prompt on any row before you run or retry it — no need to reload the whole list.
It automates what you'd do by hand on vibes.ai — in your own session.
Sign in to vibes.ai and open a project. The side panel connects automatically.
Upload or pick frame images, then paste or upload your list of prompts.
Pick start/end frames per row (or via @tags), choose your settings, hit Start.
Each job generates and saves to a tidy per-run folder while you watch progress live.
No account, no subscription, no catch.
No. Everything runs in your own signed-in vibes.ai session using your own generation quota. We have no servers involved in generation — the extension simply automates the same requests you'd make by hand.
No. The extension is free and has no sign-in. You just need to be signed in to vibes.ai in your browser, with a project open.
Upload frame images (or pick from your project's Library), name them, then set a Start frame, an End frame, or both on each queue row. Both set = a start→end interpolation; none set = text-to-video. You can also reference them in the prompt with @start:name and @end:name.
The queue keeps moving — successful videos still download, and the failed one is flagged. You can retry just the failed videos in place, or regenerate the whole job as a new version.
To your browser's Downloads folder, in a per-run subfolder with sequential filenames like 001_v1.mp4. You can turn auto-download off and preview in the panel instead.
No. Your prompts, media, and videos stay in your own vibes.ai session and download to your device. Only your settings are stored locally in your browser. See the Privacy Policy.