Beaverify

Beaverify is a Chrome extension that takes the entire internet, looks it in the eye, and says: “Nice image. Now make it a cute beaver.”

It automatically “beaverifies” every <img> on the page using the OpenAI Images API when the page is ready — and keeps going as new images appear (SPAs, lazy-load, endless scroll, your doom tabs, etc.).

What it does (besides beaver things)

• Finds <img> elements (including ones added later via DOM mutations).
• Sends each image to the OpenAI Images edits endpoint with a prompt that turns the main subject into an adorable beaver.
• Replaces the image’s src with the returned result.

Install (Chrome developer mode)

1. Open chrome://extensions
2. Enable Developer mode
3. Click Load unpacked
4. Select the folder: beaverify/extension

Configure

1. Open the Beaverify popup (or go to Details → Extension options)
2. Paste your OpenAI API key (stored locally in Chrome extension storage)
3. Optional: tweak the prompt and max concurrency

Current defaults:

• Model: gpt-image-1.5 (fixed)
• Size: auto (keeps aspect ratio when supported)

Use

• Visit any HTTP/HTTPS page
• Wait for the beavers to arrive
• To undo: disable Beaverify in the popup or reload the page

Notes / caveats

• Privacy: images are sent to OpenAI for editing. If you wouldn’t upload it, don’t beaverify it.
• SVGs are skipped; some other formats may be converted (best-effort) before editing.
• Some images may fail to fetch/transform (auth-protected, too large, unsupported, hotlink drama).
• Replacing images can break layouts; reload restores the originals.
• Costs and rate limits apply (this extension is very enthusiastic).

Dev

• npm run lint
• npm run format