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PostHelp Images

Generate AI images, resize and convert them to web-ready files, and place them in your media library with alt text already set - all inside wp-admin.

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Tested up to WordPress 7.1
Current version1.6.0
WordPress coverageTested up to WordPress 7.1
Minimum stackWP 6.0 · PHP 7.4
Directory statusactive
Last directory update31 Oct 20262d ago
Active installationsNewAdoption metric — not a quality score
WordPress.org ratingNo WordPress.org ratings yet
Official packageDirect from WordPress.org

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WP PlugIndex currently records PostHelp Images version 1.6.0 as active, updated 2d ago and tested up to WordPress 7.1.

Overview

About this plugin

PostHelp Images removes the manual loop most people run today: go to ChatGPT, generate an image, download it, resize it in another tool, upload it to the media library, and type alt text by hand. PostHelp Images does all of that in one place.

It is human-in-the-loop by design. The AI suggests and generates; you review, refine, and place. It is a tool you drive from your own WordPress admin, not a fire-and-forget automation that floods your site with images.

What it does

  • Turns a loose idea into a vivid image prompt with one click, then lets you refine it in plain language before you spend a generation.
  • Starts from your own content: pick a post or page and it writes a short summary of it as the idea. A link under a post’s Featured Image box makes a new image for that post and sets it as the featured image.
  • Accepts an optional reference image, so the result can match a real truck, storefront or product.
  • Ships with five starter style templates (documentary photo, lifestyle photo, bright and airy photo, clean product shot, flat vector illustration). Save your own templates for the whole site, and new images start from your last used settings.
  • Generates through OpenAI in the same request you click Generate Image in, so no server cron is needed and it works on ordinary shared hosting.
  • Resizes to a maximum width and converts to WebP, JPEG, or PNG on your own server (Imagick preferred, GD fallback).
  • Writes short, concept-based alt text when you leave the field blank.
  • Adds the finished file to your media library with one click, or replaces an existing media library image in place, keeping its URL.
  • Imports a spreadsheet of image ideas as draft rows, with a dry-run preview, then generates the ones you select in one batch.

Bring your own OpenAI API key. The plugin works with your own OpenAI key and you pay OpenAI directly, usually a few cents per image. The Settings page explains how to get a key.

php. If you paste a key into Settings instead, it is encrypted at rest using your site salts and never shown again.

Or try it free with no signup. With no key set, you can make 5 images right away. ai, and you do not need an account.

Then connect a free PostHelp account. After the trial, click Connect PostHelp account in Settings. A free account gets 5 images every month after you confirm your email.

They reset on the 1st and do not roll over. ai, with no subscription and no expiry. Your own OpenAI key always stays free to use, and when one is set it is always used first.

External services

This plugin connects to one of two services to create images and text. It sends nothing to either until you click a button that creates an image or asks for text help.

com). Used when you have added your own OpenAI API key.

ai), run by Sitez Incorporated. Used only while no OpenAI key of your own is set, in two ways. On the free trial, with no account, PostHelp makes up to 5 images for your site.

Each trial request also sends your site’s address, which is how the trial is counted per site. With a connected PostHelp account, used after you click Connect PostHelp account in Settings and approve the connection, PostHelp takes one image from your free monthly images, or from pack images once those are used, per image created. Connecting sends your site’s admin address so the connection can be tied to your site, and the PostHelp account you create or log in to holds your email address.

Disconnect at any time in Settings. In both cases PostHelp makes the OpenAI request for you with its own key.

A free PostHelp account includes a monthly email with your image balance and news about other PostHelp products. Every email has an unsubscribe link, and unsubscribing does not affect your account or your free images.

What is sent, and when:

  • When you click Generate Image: your prompt, the image style, and the output size and quality. If you picked a reference image, that image is sent too.
  • When you ask for a prompt suggestion, a content summary, alt text or a filename: your idea or prompt text. For a content summary, the text of the post or page you picked is sent.

The same information goes to PostHelp instead of OpenAI when you are on the free trial or using a connected PostHelp account. With an account connected, Settings also asks PostHelp for your remaining image count when you open it.

The plugin reads the chosen post or page from your own site to get its text. That request stays on your site.

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Plugin tags

Topics listed for this plugin in the WordPress.org directory.

  • ai images
  • alt text
  • image generation
  • media library
  • webp
Compatibility & maintenance

Compatibility & maintenance

Tested with WP 7.1

Marked as tested with the current WordPress 7.1 release.

Current WordPress releaseWordPress 7.1
WordPress.org Tested up to7.1
Minimum requirementsWordPress 6.0 · PHP 7.4
Update activity31 Oct 20262d ago

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Version1.5.11.6.0
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