Chrome Extension Places Named Grok Images in Blogger Posts

Name a picture in a Grok chat, send the message, and the name is gone from the page.

A client turns her Grok conversations into Blogger posts with a Chrome extension I built for her. In the second contract she wanted every picture placed under the paragraph it belongs to, and the names she gives her pictures say where. The extension recovers them from the network response that loads the conversation and ties each name to its upload ID, not to where the picture sits on screen. Words in the name point to a paragraph, and the number at the start fixes the order, so a picture never lands above the one before it.

On an acceptance set of 56 pictures from a real conversation, each with its target paragraph marked by hand, it landed exactly on 31 and within one paragraph on 46. On the export we measured, 78 messages carrying 133 pictures, all 133 reached the blog as permanent links.

Case study: https://helban.dev/en/case-studies/grok-to-blogger/