I set up the templates, product rules and checks that let AI make your social posts, ads and product images at volume, and a person approves every one before it goes out.
I build the system behind your images: templates that hold your brand, rules that keep your real product real, and checks that run before a person approves anything. AI does the repeat work of generating and laying out each image. I set the rules, review the output and sign off on what ships.
Get on-brand carousels and posts every week from locked templates, without briefing a designer for each one.
Turn proven ad formats into fresh ads for your product, with your real pack and approved claims.
Place your real product into new lifestyle scenes, keeping its label, color and size true to the pack.
Create a few approved faces for your brand, then reuse them across your website and marketplace listings.
Turn your prices, product facts or market data into finished graphics that update without a redesign.
Get product page and marketplace images, icons and claim graphics that match what your label says.
We agree which images you need and where they run, and I collect what is true about your brand and product.
Before making images at volume, I set the look every image will follow.
I build the templates once, so every later image reuses the same layout and look.
AI makes the scenes and fills the templates, and your real product is placed in, never redrawn.
I fix what AI gets wrong, automatic checks run, and a person approves every image.
You get finished files for every channel, and the system to keep making more.
AI brand avatarsSix avatars keep the same face and hold the real product in every scene.AI lifestyle product photoshootsI place the real pouch into sport, travel and home scenes.Ecommerce design kitOne design system covers product images, page modules and the storefront.
Product-safety carouselsOne template covers top picks, buying guides and swaps across many topics.Women's health carouselsEach post teaches first and shows the product last.The tools I use for AI image production work, across the projects above.
FLUX
Grok
Google Gemini
ComfyUI
Runpod
Figma
Canva
Slack
Buffer
Publer
The questions I hear most before a project starts.
Not if the system is set up right. AI makes the scene, and your real product photo is placed into it, so the label, color and size stay true. For Seya I wrote rules for when to generate and when to place the real product, and supplement facts and claims are never generated.
Partly. In the US, parts made only from a prompt cannot be copyrighted, while human-made parts such as your templates, layouts and product photos can. I keep each image split into product, text and generated scene, so it is clear which parts AI made.
Sometimes. Meta shows an AI info label on some ads, the EU requires labels on realistic AI images of people from August 2026, and Vietnam's AI law requires them for images that imitate real people or events. We agree the rule for each channel and market before launch.
Locked templates and approved looks, then checks before any person sees an image. At R3 every carousel comes from eight locked Figma templates and goes out only after a check mark in Slack. At Seya, three approved spokesperson looks are cleared for the website, Amazon and the storefront.
Yes. I build them in tools your team already uses, mostly Figma and Canva, and the pipeline fills the same templates your designers can open and change.
I can show output, not yet sales. R3 and DivAgent published 68 image posts between them, and Seya's ads are still pre-launch. Once ads run, each batch should be judged on clicks and sales, and I set that tracking up with you.
It depends on how many image types you need, how ready your product data is and which channels the images run on, so I quote after a short call. Tell me about your brand and where your images run on the contact page, and I send a plan and my rates by email or on Zalo.
Tell me what you sell, where your images run and what slows them down today. I reply within one working day.
