Same idea. Same prompt. Your brand makes the difference.
Your employees shouldn't need to be prompt engineers, or know every brand guideline, to create relevant, on-brand images.
One employee, one simple request
An employee at Verdalune, a fictional stoneware and home accessories brand we use for demonstrations, needs an image for a LinkedIn post about planning next year's collection. They are not an AI expert, so they simply write:
“Two people sitting at a table with two teacups and a screen, discussing next year's collection.”
Both images below started from exactly this employee input. The difference: Brand Asset automatically enriched it with brand context before the image was generated.
What made the difference
Any good image model can produce a result like this when it is given enough detail. The point is who supplies that detail. Without built-in context, the employee has to add it manually, often through repeated prompting. With Brand Asset, the Brand Guide is managed centrally and applied automatically to every request, for every employee and project.
Product context
Stoneware and handmade teacups
Brand colours
Sage, Sand and Moss
Visual style
Natural light and Nordic interiors
Restrictions
No logos, text overlays or saturated colours
Your team knows what they want to communicate. Brand Asset knows how your brand should look.
General-purpose AI can create excellent images, but it doesn't automatically know your company's visual identity. Brand Asset applies your centrally managed brand guidelines to every request, so more people can create consistent marketing content without learning prompt engineering.
One image is only the beginning
A generated image is rarely the finished asset. Brand Asset also keeps everything organised and under control afterwards, so the same workspace carries the image from idea to published content:
History
Every prompt and every generated version is saved, so the team can pick up where they left off and iterate on what already worked.
Library
Approved images live in one searchable place, ready to be reused by anyone in the company — no more hunting through inboxes and folders.
Approvals
Images can be sent for review before they go live, with a clear trail of who approved what, and any feedback collected in one thread.
And the finishing touches
Product staging places products in styled settings, logos are applied as a separate step, and image editing lets you adjust an area or the whole image afterwards.
Less prompting. More creating.
Give your team the freedom to create while keeping your brand consistent. Want the numbers? Explore the economics of on-brand images.