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How to generate larger batches of images (more than 16 at a time)

The option for bigger batches is not yet available.
However, you can use the Animation feature and keyframes as a workaround, here's how:

1.Enable Animation at the top of the controls bar.

2. In the Animation Settings, set the frame rate to 1 fps and the duration to match the number of images you want to generate. For example, if you want to generate 50 images, select 50 seconds and 1 fps.

3. Ensure that the option "Gallery: Save folders with animation frames" is enabled (this option is also in the Animation Settings dialog). Also, make sure to disable "Automatic Guide Image."

4. Open the Keyframes tab to view the timeline.

5. Enter all the desired settings for the first image.

6. Add a new keyframe on frame 2, and enter the settings for the second image. Repeat this step for every image.

Note: If you want to generate multiple variations of each keyframe, make sure to shuffle the seed and leave as many frames between keyframes as desired.

7. Save your project.

8. Click "Imagine."

When the process is complete, you can play the created video to see the images as a simple slideshow. To get the actual images, continue to the next step.

9. Add the video to your Gallery.

10. Now, because you previously enabled the "Gallery: Save folders with animation frames" switch, you can access a folder with all the individual images that were included in the video directly from the Gallery. Just hover over the video thumbnail and click the button that looks like a stack of film frames.
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