bulkai is a tool to generate AI images in bulk

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bulkai works with the following AI image generators:

• Midjourney
• Bluewillow

bulkai automates the following tasks:

• Send prompts to the AI
• Upscale the generated images
• Or crop the preview images if upscale is disabled
• Optionally, generate variations of the generated images
• Download the generated images
• Create thumbnails
• Generate a HTML album page with the generated images

You can use the golang binary to install bulkai:

go install github.com/igolaizola/bulkai/cmd/bulkai@latest

Or you can download the binary from the releases

You first need to create a session file with the discord credentials and other information retrieved from your browser. bulkai needs this to:

• Be able to login to Discord
• Mimic the browser and avoid being detected as a bot

Use the bulkai create-session command to create the session file. It will open a chrome window and you will need to login to Discord.

bulkai create-session

You can configure different settings. See the parameters section to see all available options: Parameters

Using a configuration file in YAML format:

bulkai generate --config bulkai.yaml

bulkai.yaml

bot: midjourney
album: cute-animals
download: true
upscale: true
variation: false
thumbnail: true
suffix: " --ar 3:2"
prompt:
  - cute-animals-1.txt
  - cute-animals-2.txt
  - cute monkey dancing on a tree

Use the bulkai generate command to launch the generation. Images will be downloaded to the album name in the output directory specified in the configuration file. You will be able to see the progress in the console. This task can take a long time depending on the number of images to generate.

bulkai generate

You can press Ctrl+C to stop the generation. If you want to resume the generation, just press launch the command again using the same settings and album name. Prompt field will be ignored and the prompts will be loaded from the album.

Here is a list of all the parameters available to run the image generation.

• bot (string): Name of the bot to use. Available options are: midjourney and bluewillow. (required)
• download (bool): Download the generated images. (default: true)
• upscale (bool): Upscale the generated images. (default: true) If you disable this the generation will be much faster. It will directly use the preview images generated by the AI. In midjourney for example, the preview images are 256x256.
• variation (bool): Generate variations of the generated images. (default: false) This will generate 4 extra variations of each prompt. The generation will be much slower.
• thumbnail (bool): Generate thumbnails of the generated images. (default: true) This operation is done locally, it will improve the performance of the HTML page.
• html (bool): Generate HTML files to show and link the generated images. (default: true)
• suffix (string): Suffix to add to all prompts. (optional)
• prefix (string): Prefix to add to all prompts. (optional)
• prompt (list): List of prompts to use. (required) If you want include prompts from a file, just write the path to the file.
• album (string): Name of the album. (optional, but recommended) If unset a time based name will be used.
• output (string): Path to the output directory. (default: ./output)
• session (string): Path to the session file. (default: ./session.json)
• channel (string): ID of the channel to use in the form guild-id/channel-id. (optional) You can obtain it from the URL of the channel in discord web. If unset the DM chat with the bot will be used.
• proxy (string): Proxy to use in HTTP calls. (optional)
• concurrency (int): How many prompts can be running at the same time. (optional) If unset the maximum for the bot will be used.
• wait (duration): Time to wait between prompts, for example 5s. (optional) There is already a rate limit implemented to avoid sending too many requests to discord.
• midjourney-cdn (bool): Use Midjourney CDN for URLs instead of Discord CDN URLs. (default: false)
• debug (bool): Enable debug mode. (default: false)

No, you only need to generate a new session if you want to use a different account.

It is up to you to use relaxed or fast mode. Just keep in mind that if you use fast mode with a lot of prompts, you may consume your quota very quickly.

You must manually join the discord server of the bot you want to use. Then you have to open a DM chat with the bot. Alternatively, you can specify the channel to use in the form guild/channel. The bot must be available in the channel you specify.

The automation of User Discord accounts also known as self-bots is a violation of Discord Terms of Service & Community guidelines and will result in your account(s) being terminated.

The automation of Midjourney and Bluewillow accounts is also a violation of their Terms of Service and will result in your account(s) being terminated.

Read about Discord, Midjourney and Bluewillow Terms of Service and Community Guidelines

bulkai was written as a proof of concept and the code has been released for educational purposes only. The authors are released of any liabilities which your usage may entail.

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Some of the resources I used to create this project:

• bwmarrin/discordgo to retrieve events from Discord.
• Danny-Dasilva/CycleTLS to mimic the browser and avoid being detected as a bot.