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Yes, you can automate the creation of multiple still images using Gemini 3.0. Gemini AI supports batch generating multiple images in a single response by specifying in the prompt how many images you want. This allows you to efficiently create multiple variations or bulk visual content in one go rather than generating images one by one. The Gemini 3 Pro Image model even supports generating up to 14 images per prompt with high resolution and advanced editing features. Key details: - You can specify the number of images to generate within your prompt (e.g., "generate four pictures of..."). - Batch generation is supported and can be integrated via the Gemini API or within Gemini chat interfaces. - Gemini 3 Pro Image offers enhanced capabilities like up to 4K resolution and multi-turn editing. - Batch processing is also cost-effective with discounts available compared to real-time generation. - This feature can be used for automating workflows such as creating image sets, variations, or bulk content for marketing, design, or other projects. This automation can be done via: 1. Interactive prompting in Gemini UI or chat. 2. Using the Gemini API with batch inference endpoints. 3. Integration with platforms like Vertex AI for streamlined production pipelines. If you want to automate it programmatically, you can use Gemini's API for image generation where you provide batch requests, and it returns multiple images per call.

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This is my first paying job with OpsCheck — they’ve been a client of mine for about 12 years. They need leads, so I really hope this project delivers. I created two versions of the story: one where the main character tells the whole story and quotes his two partners, and another where the 3 characters speak their own lines (using Kling lip sync). Which version do you think works best?