Blog post Automation | Multiple image generation

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Hi, I have a WordPress home decor website. I want to set up an automation where, when I manually enter a topic (for example, “10 Boho Living Room Ideas”), it generates a full article using ChatGPT. Additionally, for each idea in the article, it should generate a unique image and then publish the entire post to my WordPress website.
This means I need multiple images within a single article.

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Hi @majid_jorkesh,

So, you want to enter a topic, then have ChatGPT write a full blog post, generate a custom image for each idea/subheading, and then publish everything—formatted correctly—on your WordPress site.

I have just finished building a very similar system, except without the AI image generation. The hardest part about this projects was getting the actual structure down. Where you can have image + text sections, maybe an FAQ at the bottom, similar blog posts, etc. But since I just finished that project, this should be a much quicker setup than typically. Happy to show you how the system I set up looks like, on a call.

Here’s what I’d actually use:

  • Make.com’s OpenAI module to generate the article draft (can tune the prompt to structure “x ideas” in a list)
  • Parse the result so each item triggers a separate AI image creation—DALL-E or Midjourney if you need something specific (via API or webhook, since only OpenAI has a native Make module)
  • Publish images: Either upload them to your WordPress Media Library (Make.com has a native WP module, supports media upload), then reference those URLs in the post body
  • Post formatting: Need a step to rebuild the HTML/blocks so each idea sits with its corresponding image (sometimes gets tricky with text/image alignment… depends on your WP builder—are you using Gutenberg, Elementor, or Classic?) - what I did in the project I just finished it have got output the sections and texts in a json array (for each section/subheading) and then inserting the information necessary into each of the prewritten html section. Tried letting gpt handle the full html, which resulted in very bad results - don’t do that ^^
  • Finally, use the WP “Create a post” module to publish with all content/images in place
  • I actually recommend saving it as draft to WP first and using a google sheet as your blog dashboard so you can go into the sheet, open the wp draft post, look through it and change whatever you want and then publish it (or change a dropdown in google sheets to ‘approved’ and it will auto publish it)

Let me know your current WP stack (theme/builder), and if you have a preferred AI image provider—would love to show you a bit of the system I just build on a call at moonira.com/book-call. You can also email me at julius@moonira.com :party_blob:

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I just saw this. You probably have it completed, but if not, I’d love to connect.
We did the exact same thing with a client, but also added the additional step of then connecting the images from the blog post to his Pinterest and linked back to the post.
If interested in chatting, please book here: https://4spotconsulting.com/30

Thanks,
Jeff

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Hello @majid_jorkesh ,
We’ve built similar automation where content is generated using AI and published to various platforms, so we already have hands-on experience with this kind of setup.

Your use case aligns closely with what we’ve done before, and we’re confident we can help you implement this smoothly. Feel free to share a few more details—like how you plan to input the topics and any formatting preferences—and we’ll take it from there.

Let’s get started on building your automation.
Sanjay Kumar Aggarwal
Deligence Technologies

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