To configure image sources, go to HighGround → Settings, then click the Images tab.
HighGround supports multiple image sources for your content. You can enable one or more sources, and when multiple are active, the AI intelligently decides which type of image best fits each section of your article - giving you a natural, varied mix across your posts.
Available Sources
Stock Photos - Pulls relevant stock photography based on the section’s topic. Good for general-purpose visuals, lifestyle imagery, and broad subject matter.
ChatGPT Image Generation - Generates original AI-created images tailored to the section’s content. Useful when stock photography doesn’t quite fit or when you want unique visuals that no other site is using.
Website Screenshots - Captures a screenshot of a relevant website. When this source is enabled alongside others, the AI automatically chooses a screenshot when the section is about a specific service, business, or tool. For example, a section reviewing a SaaS product would get a screenshot of that product’s homepage rather than a generic stock photo.
How Multiple Sources Work
You can enable any combination of the three. When more than one source is active, the AI evaluates each section’s context and selects the most appropriate image type. A single article might end up with a stock photo for an introductory section, a generated image for a conceptual topic, and a website screenshot for a tool recommendation - all chosen automatically. This variety makes your content feel more editorial and less templated.
If only one source is enabled, all images will come from that source.
Saving
Click Save Settings to apply your changes. These settings take effect on the next post HighGround creates. Images in existing posts are not affected.
