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# Generate Image Dynamically From Webhook and Send to User Via WhatsApp

Step 1: Create Webhook Workflow

1. Go to **Automation Builder → Create Workflow**
2. Add **Custom Webhook** trigger
3. Click **Generate Hook** and copy the URL
4. Click **Capture Incoming Webhook**
5. Send sample data to the webhook (via browser or API)
6. Confirm data is received in **Show Received Data**

Step 2: Generate Dynamic Image

7. Click **+ → Dynamic Image Generator**
8. Select your **Image Experience** (already created)
9. Map webhook variables (e.g., Name)
10. Click **Run & Save**

Step 3: Send Image via WhatsApp

11. Add **CRM → Send Template Message**
12. Select WhatsApp channel and pre-approved template
13. Map:

* WhatsApp Number
* Image URL (from Dynamic Image block)

14. Click **Run & Save**
15. Save and enable the workflow

Now, whenever webhook data is received, a dynamic image will be generated and automatically sent via WhatsApp.

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