✅ Released In v1.0.2 | Enhancement Improvement | Allow Batch Processing For Wonder Model

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Please allow Wonder to be used in batch mode like Denoise and Sharpen are.

[AND-E]

Hi.

Wonder takes a long time even on a small image so, not really practical in practice, wouldn’t you be better of applying as you mentioned Denoising and Sharpening to the vast majority of images and only applying Wonder to a select few

[jo.vo]

@AND-E

Wonder takes a long time even on a small image so, not really practical in practice

Well, exactly THAT is the reason people want it to be able to batch run.

So you could simply start the batch and come back the next day and the work is conveniently done.

[AND-E]

You forgot to vote

[PinkCaviar]

Right now, applying Wonder across multiple images requires manual, one-at-a-time processing. Even if you “apply to all,” results can be inconsistent, and you still have to sit in front of the computer to trigger each export.

A better workflow would be a background batch export option: simply apply Wonder to a group of images, hit export, and let Photo AI process them all automatically in sequence. This way, users can step away and return later to find everything finished.

Benefits:

• Hands-free workflow – no need for constant user interaction.
• Consistent output – Wonder applied evenly across the whole set.
• Time savings – especially valuable for professional, high-volume work.

This would make Wonder much more usable at scale, aligning it with how editors and photographers expect to handle exports.

[john.topazlabs (John S)]

Thanks so much for the thoughtful feedback!

We’ve added your notes to an active feature request ticket for our developers to review. A background batch export option for Wonder would definitely improve the workflow for high-volume users and aligns with how many professionals expect to process images at scale.

Appreciate you taking the time to share this!

Happy Editing

[PinkCaviar]

Right now, applying Wonder across multiple images requires manual, one-at-a-time processing. Even if you “apply to all,” results can be inconsistent, and you still have to sit in front of the computer to trigger each export.

A better workflow would be a background batch export option: simply apply Wonder to a group of images, hit export, and let Photo AI process them all automatically in sequence. This way, users can step away and return later to find everything finished.

Benefits:

• Hands-free workflow – no need for constant user interaction.
• Consistent output – Wonder applied evenly across the whole set.
• Time savings – especially valuable for professional, high-volume work.

This would make Wonder much more usable at scale, aligning it with how editors and photographers expect to handle exports.

[steven.alsop]

I would like this feature also. Batch Wonder Please.

[AND-E]

Hi Steven.

Batch Processing has just been introduced into the latest version of Topaz Photo 1.0.2

Here’s some information from Topaz

@Lingyu

Batch Render Generative Models in Cloud

You can now batch-process generative models in the cloud using Topaz Photo. With Unlimited Cloud Render available, this update lets you send multiple images at once to be processed on our servers. This should make it easier, faster, and more reliable to run the heavier, more powerful models in your workflow.

Batch cloud render is possible with:

• Standard Max
• Wonder
• Dust & Scratch
• Super Focus v2

To use it:

1. Import a batch of images
2. Select an image in the batch
3. Use one of the above models with cloud render on an image
4. Select all images in your batch with Ctrl/CMD + A to apply the generative model with cloud render to other images
5. Export the batch

Every image that inherits those settings will automatically be processed in the cloud as soon as the workflow reaches a generative model.

This is a great option for anyone who wants the speed and consistency of cloud processing, especially for the models that require more compute power. It’s also a major boost for Intel Mac users who can now run all generative models through the cloud even though their hardware doesn’t support them locally.

Here’s the link for both Windows and Mac

Windows

https://downloads.topazlabs.com/deploy/TopazPhoto/1.0.2/TopazPhoto-1.0.2.msi

Mac

https://downloads.topazlabs.com/deploy/TopazPhoto/1.0.2/TopazPhoto-1.0.2.pkg

Hope this helps