Image generation
The problem with AI images was never quality. It was that every one came out looking like a different company made it. Save your art direction once, then describe only the subject.
Write your art direction once - the medium, the lighting, the palette - and save it. Every generation after that is one short line about the subject, and the look comes out the same every time.
Some looks will not survive a written description. Keep up to 10 reference images on the brand and have the model work from them as well as the prompt.
Generations sit in a history you can browse. Add the good ones to your image library and the rest are cleaned up, so the library stays the shortlist rather than the contact sheet.
Ask the marketing assistant for a hero image and it generates one in the brand preset, saves it, and attaches it to the post it just wrote. No copying URLs between tabs.
The brief, before and after
What you actually type
Without a preset
Cinematic noir digital painting in the style of a Renaissance masterpiece, high contrast, deep ink-black shadows and harsh white highlights, dramatic chiaroscuro, entirely monochrome except one element in vivid lime, gritty texture, heavy ink linework, moody and atmospheric, a woman seated at a long banquet table turning to face the viewer
With one
A woman seated at a long banquet table, turning to face the viewer
FAQ
Thirty a month per workspace, included in your subscription. The counter sits next to the generate button so you always know where you are. You do not need your own image model key, and a generation that fails does not count against you.
Because the art direction lives in the product rather than in whoever is prompting. A style preset is saved against the brand, so a blog hero made by one person in March and a social visual made by someone else in September are built from the same instruction. Consistency comes from the preset, not from everyone remembering the same paragraph.
Locking down a look a written prompt keeps missing. Keep up to 10 on the brand, tick them on for a generation, and the model works from them alongside your preset. They are stored small on purpose so leaning on them stays cheap.
No, and that is deliberate. Generations stay in the Generate tab until you add one to the library. Unkept images are cleaned up, so your library stays the images you actually chose rather than everything you ever tried.
Yes. Saved images are hosted on your CDN and can be set as a blog featured image, dropped into the editor, or used in a newsletter. If your site is connected, they publish with the post.
Claude can read your style presets and save images into your brand library through the Contengi connector, so what it makes matches the rest of your images. Generation itself runs inside Contengi, which is what keeps it included in your plan rather than billed per image.
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