Generate full blog articles with images directly in ChatGPT in seconds with a single command. No manual image sourcing, it's all done "automagically" from a direct integration in ChatGPT. Cut down your Draft-to-Publish time and easily create appealing content.

👋 Hey Product Hunt-ers! I'm Hugo Hamel, maker of Sqriblr. I've been experimenting with all kinds of things and hacking things together since my youngest years. (Built my first website in 2006, at 12.) Despite all my failures, build solutions (digital products, automation or SaaS) has always been a part of me. Wanting to make a positive impact in the world, I've been helping founders and creators be more productive and 2x their operations. 📖 About a month ago, I came across a Reddit post where someone used a ChatGPT prompt structured to use Tarot cards images from WikiMedia. I thought it was clever, but with quite limited usage at the same time since it was for only one specific use case. This is when the idea of Sqriblr, started to come alive. The idea of being able to add relevant images directly into a ChatGPT response, based on the context of the generated content. ChatGPT already has the capability of describing images and choosing where this image should be in the content generated, but it is incapable of displaying any images as it doesn't have web access. Having the description of an image is great, but it still adds extra necessary steps to get these images. Now, these limitations from ChatGPT are removed and you don't have to search images or have an AI image generator do it for you. With Sqriblr, ChatGPT can automatically insert visible images into its content rather than simply describing it textually. Now that ChatGPT responses can have images, this simplifies by a lot how you can create content using AI. You can simply ask to generate content, and all you'll have to do is copy-paste the entire content in other external platforms like Google Docs or else. For those using ChatGPT to generate full blog articles, or any type of publishable content, this makes it extremely easy to generate multiple SEO-oriented pieces of content quickly, cutting down your time for you to go from Draft to Publish. 🙏 I'd love to hear your feedback to potentially improve it, and understand how useful this ChatGPT add-on is for you. I'm excited to hear your feedback, and I'm happy to answer your questions.

This is a game-changer! Congrats on the launch of your product. I can already see it making a huge impact in the industry.

@ekta_gupta5 Thank you for your kind work, it means a lot! Let me know what you think if you give it a try :)

Ohhh interesting! Do you need to have chatGPT plus? (I guess not but it would be nice to be extra sure before buying :) , maybe something to add to the FAQ?) Congrats Hugo!

@gael_de_mondragon No you don't need ChatGPT Plus :) You can even use it in any other AI interface such as TypingMind, Halist, etc. since they all have the same response structure as they are all OpenAI wrappers.

Awesome product. I managed to use this to generate complete blog posts and it's been nothing short of spectacular. Great job to the developers!

A very useful platform, it allows you to generate content with images in a very fast and efficient way, resulting in a text prepared to be published!

Makes blogs and article generation much easier - works well. Wish it was a plugin instead of an Add On to ChatGPT

Awesome product. I managed to use this to generate complete blog posts and it's been nothing short of spectacular. Great job to the developers!

A very useful platform, it allows you to generate content with images in a very fast and efficient way, resulting in a text prepared to be published!

Makes blogs and article generation much easier - works well. Wish it was a plugin instead of an Add On to ChatGPT

Sqriblr

Add Images to ChatGPT Responses With a Simple Command.

Add Images to ChatGPT Responses With a Simple Command.

Sqriblr

Add Images to ChatGPT Responses With a Simple Command.

Add Images to ChatGPT Responses With a Simple Command.

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