what_you_need
Prepare the inputs before opening the apps
- Campaign topic list
- Visual persona or reference direction
- Brand exclusions and required colours
- Target platforms and dimensions
step_by_step
The working process
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Map one visual job to each topic
Decide whether each post needs a concept image, product scene, quote background, announcement graphic, or something else. Do not generate decoration without a publishing purpose.
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2
Set the reusable visual system
Configure style, aspect ratio, visual persona, and any reference images in Batch Generate Image with any AI. Test a few representative topics before running the complete list.
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3
Generate alternatives
Create enough range to reject malformed objects, weak composition, accidental text, and images that are too similar to one another.
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4
Select a coherent master set
Review the campaign as a grid. Keep visual rhythm and brand fit in mind, not only whether each image works alone.
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5
Resize after selection
Use Batch Resize Image to produce platform-specific copies from approved masters. Review crops where faces, products, or text-adjacent space matter.
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Name for publication
Use clear filenames or folders that connect every image to its topic and platform so scheduling does not become another manual puzzle.
human_checkpoint
Review before you call it finished
- Does each image support a specific post?
- Is the set coherent without being repetitive?
- Are accidental text and obvious generation defects removed?
- Are platform crops manually checked?
honest_boundaries
Limits and privacy
Practical limitation
Visual personas and references improve consistency but do not guarantee identical characters, products, or typography across a batch.
Privacy boundary
Generation requests go to the provider selected in Batch Generate Image with any AI. Resizing and stored files remain local.
faq
Questions worth answering
Should I generate directly at every platform size?
Usually it is cleaner to select one strong master set first, then create channel variants with a controlled resize and crop pass.