AI image workflows

Why campaigns die in the design backlog

The problem: The campaign is planned, the copy is ready, and then everything waits for the graphics. The design team has a three-week backlog, the agency bills per revision round, and every channel variant multiplies the work: feed, story, event banner, blog header. Just generating an AI image doesn’t work either, because standard AI output looks like standard AI, and like anything but your brand.

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The solution: We teach the AI how your design works: colors, fonts, visual language, layout rules. On top of that we build automated workflows that produce your graphics: social images, event material, blog headers, LinkedIn creatives, in every format the channel needs. The result looks like you, not like stock AI. And your team generates on its own instead of writing tickets: briefing in, finished variants out.

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What happens next: The design backlog stops being the bottleneck. A campaign needs new visuals? Generated. An A/B test needs ten variants instead of two? That too. Your design team takes care of the work that genuinely needs design. And when it gets really complex, say a new key visual or a rebranding, we work with partners who know the design space inside out.

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Typical scenarios

Whether it’s a single visual or a full campaign set: the workflow stays the same. These are the most common scenarios from our projects.

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• Social and ad creatives: Visuals for feed, story and ads are produced in batches, on-brand and in every format. Ten variants for the test instead of two from the revision loop.
• Event material: From the speaker announcement to the recap post: all the material around an event comes out of one workflow, in a consistent look.
• Blog and content images: Every post automatically gets its header and graphics, matching the topic and your brand.
• LinkedIn content: Post graphics are created in your style, straight from the system you use to get visible on LinkedIn.