Have every image for your website, articles or campaigns generated automatically in your own style. See the cost before an image is made, and decide yourself what gets approved. An approved image stays untouched, and a still becomes a short clip on request.
The Agentic Part
An AI agent calls the image service directly, with nobody clicking through a browser. Before an image is created it works out the cost for the chosen model, and it converts the finished image into a web-ready format itself. An approved image is never touched again: a change becomes a new version beside it, so nothing you have already signed off gets overwritten.
Main Features
- Image service your team runs, called directly by AI agents
- Image store that never overwrites an approved image
- Running cost tracking per AI model, before generation
- Eight style directions matched to placement, no embedded text
- No text rendered into images; captions added afterward
- Targeted edits to an already approved image
- Style layer that keeps a whole set visually consistent
- Automatic conversion to a lean, web-ready format
- One generated picture per category, created once, stored for good
- Short clip from a still, on request, alongside the category picture
Use Cases
- Your catalogue gains a new category that used to sit without a matching picture until someone found time to search for one. Now the image is generated automatically in the same style as the rest and lands straight in your image folder.
- Your campaign launches across several channels at once. Every image needed comes out of the same style pass, so your website, newsletter and social media carry the same visual language.
- An already approved image no longer quite fits your new offer. You change the affected part directly, and the rest of the approved image stays untouched.
- A well-received image should become a clip for social media. You request it straight from the still, without setting up a new production.
What we build for you
- Eight style directions tuned to your colours, light and visual language
- Your image folder as the fixed output destination
- Choice of image model and access to it
- Text blocks used for captions
- Naming and folder logic for your archive
- Your picture style and category list
- Whether individual categories also get a short clip
