AI Image Generation

What it does

AI Image Generation is the tool that creates visuals for your articles and covers. It works from concrete photo-scene prompts rather than abstract descriptions, and uses the FLUX model to produce realistic images that fit your content.

For every image it generates automatic alt-text for SEO and accessibility, so you don't have to separately tag your visuals for search engines and screen readers. Optionally, you can add the logo from your brand kit as a watermark.

All generated images collect in a gallery, where you can reuse them again and again across different pieces of content.

Why it matters

Written content alone isn't enough: articles and covers communicate far more strongly with visuals. But finding stock images is time-consuming and often doesn't quite fit the content, while commissioning original visuals usually means a separate tool and a separate skill set.

This tool brings image generation right alongside your content flow. Because it works from concrete photo-scene prompts, results are relevant and realistic rather than abstract and off-topic, and the automatic alt-text takes care of the SEO and accessibility work for you.

A brand watermark makes it clear the visuals are yours, and the gallery turns every generation into a reusable asset. That way the need for visuals becomes a natural part of producing content.

How to use it

1. 1

   Open the gallery

   Go to the Gallery section in your dashboard. All generated images collect here, and this is where you start image generation.

2. 2

   Write a photo-scene prompt

   Describe the image you want as a concrete photo scene rather than an abstract description; the clearer the scene you describe, the more accurate the result.

3. 3

   Generate the image

   Start generation; the FLUX model produces a realistic image from your prompt that you can use for an article or a cover.

4. 4

   Review the automatic alt-text

   Automatic alt-text is generated for each image for SEO and accessibility. Check the generated text.

5. 5

   Add the brand watermark (optional)

   If you like, add the logo from your brand kit as a watermark to make it clear the image is yours.

6. 6

   Reuse from the gallery

   The image is stored in the gallery; you can reuse the same image across different pieces of content.

Tips

• Write the prompt as a concrete scene: real photo details like setting, objects and lighting noticeably improve the result.
• Use the watermark consistently so every generated image stays cohesive with your brand.
• Always review the automatic alt-text to make sure it carries the right context for SEO and accessibility.
• Keep images you need often in the gallery and reuse them to cut down on repeat generation.

Frequently asked questions