For the images to be generated, you will need to run CRON JOBS

Your URL IS

[<https://YOURWEBSITE.COM/>](<https://yourwebsite.com/webhook/wpbox/sendschuduledmessages>)webhook/avatar/makeastyle

Using Cron-Job.org

https://console.cron-job.org/ is a website for running cron jobs for free.

You can create a cron job easily, and monitor it.

In your cPanel, Plesk or similar hosting manager

To set up a cron job in cPanel, you can follow these steps:

1. Log in to cPanel: Access your cPanel account using your username and password. This is typically provided by your web hosting provider.
2. Navigate to the Cron Jobs section:
   • Depending on your cPanel version and theme, the location of the Cron Jobs section may vary, but it's usually found under the "Advanced" or "Metrics" section.
3. Create a New Cron Job:
   • In the Cron Jobs section, you'll find options to add a new cron job.
4. Configure the Cron Job:
   • There are several fields to configure:

     • Common Settings: You can choose from common time intervals. We suggest to run the cron job every 3-5 minutes.

     • Command: In this field, you specify the command or script you want to run as a cron job. In your case it is

       		<https://YOURWEBSITE.COM/webhook/avatar/makeastyle>
       

     • Email: You can enter an email address if you want to receive notifications about the cron job's execution. Leave it blank if you don't want to receive emails.

     • Make sure you to replace YOURWEBSITE.COM with your actual website.

5. Add the Cron Job:
   • After configuring the settings, click the "Add New Cron Job" or "Add Cron Job" button. This will save your cron job settings.