The Gabon Batis is a small batis of humid forest from southern Cameroon to western Gabon. It searches the forest understory for insects and is described as sedentary.
It is about 9–10 cm long. The male has a black-and-white face and chest, a grayish back, and a yellow eye. The female is also patterned black and white, with a gray chest band.
It uses humid, often dense forest and feeds on invertebrates. Oiseaux.net's cited data place it up to about 800 m.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.