Creating amazing videos with Sora is mind-blowing, but managing the generated assets is a hassle. Manually saving files and copying prompts ruins the workflow. Bulk Exporter for Sora is a lightweight Chrome extension that lets you 1-click download your entire Sora library. It neatly organizes videos/images into folders and exports prompts as Markdown files with YAML front matter. Stop leaving your AI generations scattered in the cloud. Take full control of your digital assets today!
Hi Hunters! ๐
I built this extension because I was tired of losing track of my best Sora generations. As someone who relies heavily on knowledge management tools like Obsidian and Notion for my daily workflows, having my AI prompts and assets trapped in a web UI was driving me crazy.
I wanted a seamless way to bridge the gap between AI generation and my local second brain. Thatโs exactly why I designed this tool to export prompts as clean Markdown files with Front Matter, while automatically sorting the videos and images into dedicated folders. Now, you can just drag and drop your entire AI library right into your workspace for easy tagging and full-text search.
I'd love to know: how are you all currently managing and backing up your AI-generated assets?
Please drop your feedback, questions, or feature requests below! I'll be here all day answering them. ๐
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Does it preserve the original prompt metadata when exporting so you can reproduce or iterate on specific generations later? Looks like a must have for heavy Sora users, nice work!
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Does it preserve the original prompt metadata when exporting so you can reproduce or iterate on specific generations later? Looks like a must have for heavy Sora users, nice work!
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@mateuszjacniย Hi, yes, it will do it. You can have a try.
That's Cool, do you also have a Version for Flow?
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@ghufran_0786ย Which flow product? Can you share the flow URL with me? I will try to build it.
Hello @aluoย , sorry for the late reply.
I was talking about Google Flow: https://labs.google/fx/tools/flow :)