🔍 Overview
The AI Image Creator inside the Content Assistant lets you generate and insert images directly into your blog posts. In rare cases, generated images may not appear in the post body. This usually happens because of a browser issue, a temporary connection problem, a version/sync conflict, or a large or unsaved document. The good news is that this is almost always fixable in a few steps.
⚙️ Common Causes
If your AI-generated images are not populating in a blog post, one of the following is usually responsible:
- Browser cache or extensions interfering with image loading.
- Unstable or slow internet connection interrupting the image request.
- Unsaved content preventing the image from attaching to the post.
- Very large documents that slow down rendering.
- A temporary service delay while the image is being generated.
- A version/sync conflict — such as a "Page updated elsewhere" or "version mismatch" message — when the editor is being edited in more than one place at once.
🛠️ Step-by-Step Fixes
Work through these steps in order. Most issues resolve after the first few.
- Save your document first. Before generating images, make sure your blog post is saved. Unsaved posts can prevent new images from attaching.
- Refresh the page. Reload the Content Assistant and try generating the image again. This clears temporary display glitches.
- Clear your browser cache. Old cached data is a frequent cause of images failing to load. Clear the cache, then reopen the platform.
- Disable browser extensions. Ad blockers, privacy tools, and script blockers can stop images from rendering. Temporarily disable them and try again.
- Try an incognito or private window. This opens the platform without extensions or cached data, helping you confirm whether the issue is browser-related.
- Check your internet connection. A weak or interrupted connection can stop the image request from completing. Switch networks if possible and retry.
- Avoid editing the post in multiple tabs or windows. Working on the same post in more than one place can trigger a version conflict that stops an image from being added. Close extra tabs, refresh, and generate again.
- Wait and regenerate. If the service is temporarily busy, wait a minute and generate the image again.
💡 Why Multiple Browsers Show the Same Problem
Some customers notice the issue persists across Chrome, Brave, and Safari. When the same problem appears in every browser, it usually points to something other than the browser itself — most often an unsaved document, a network issue, a version conflict, or a very large post that is slow to render. In these cases, saving the post and reducing its size often resolves the problem faster than switching browsers.
📝 Tips for Long or Complex Posts
Very detailed guides — for example, a complete SEO guide with many sections — can be large enough to slow down image insertion. If you are working on a long post, try these adjustments:
- Save the document frequently as you build it.
- Generate and insert images one at a time rather than in bulk.
- Give each image a moment to fully load before generating the next.
- Avoid making other edits while an image is being created.
✅ Confirming the Fix
After completing the steps above, generate a new image and confirm that it appears in the post body. If it displays correctly, save your document again to make sure the image is stored with your content.
Additional Notes
Try a different supported browser (e.g., if using Brave or Safari, switch to Chrome). If images appear in the alternate browser, re-enable extensions one at a time to identify the conflict.