Marketing Image Generation

Core Workflow

1. Identify the asset type: ad, social post, blog header, hero image, launch graphic, thumbnail, email banner, product mockup, or campaign visual.
2. Gather only missing essentials: goal, audience, channel, dimensions or aspect ratio, required copy, brand constraints, product context, and output count.
3. Check available context before asking: README, DESIGN.md, brand files, existing screenshots, product copy, and any user-provided reference images.
4. Draft a concrete visual direction before generating: subject, layout, composition, style, color palette, typography direction, lighting, mood, camera/framing, and constraints.
5. Use the image generation tool only when the user has explicitly asked for an image asset or visual mockup.
6. Review the result against the brief, then iterate with targeted changes instead of rewriting the whole concept.

Marketing Defaults

• Prefer one strong focal point over collages.
• Make the product, benefit, or audience instantly legible at thumbnail size.
• Use short text in images. If copy is required, preserve it exactly and keep it to a headline or label.
• For product-led assets, show a plausible interface, workflow, or user outcome rather than decorative UI fragments.
• For paid ads, optimize for immediate comprehension, contrast, and a clear emotional hook.
• For editorial/blog assets, prefer a concept-driven image that supports the article thesis without repeating the title literally.