Brand Voice for AI-Generated Images

Currently, the tool supports "brand voice" for written content, helping generated copy stay consistent with a brand's tone, style, and messaging. However, images generated or selected for content are often inconsistent and can feel random or disconnected from the existing visual identity of the website.

I would like to request a similar feature for visuals: a "Brand Voice for Images" or "Visual Brand Style" setting that helps standardize AI-generated images used in content.

Consider adding a "Brand Voice for Images" feature that allows users to define visual guidelines for AI-generated images.

This feature should help ensure that images generated for content are consistent with the brand's visual identity and match the style of content already published on the website.

Suggested Settings

The feature could include options such as:

• Preferred image style, for example realistic photography, editorial photography, flat illustrations, 3D illustrations, abstract visuals, minimalist graphics, or screenshots/mockups
• Preferred color palette, either manually defined or extracted from the website
• Visual mood, for example professional, playful, premium, modern, warm, technical, friendly, or bold
• Composition preferences, for example clean backgrounds, people-focused images, product-focused images, close-ups, wide shots, or minimal layouts
• Optional negative guidelines, such as "avoid cartoon-style illustrations", "avoid stock-photo-like images", or "avoid overly saturated colors"

Website-Based Style Matching

Ideally, the tool should also be able to analyze the existing website, in-content images, featured images or screenshots and infer the visual style from already published content. This could include:

• Common colors used across the website
• Existing image types and styles
• Recurring visual patterns

Based on this analysis, the tool could automatically suggest a visual brand profile that the user can review and edit.

Expected Outcome

The main goal is to make AI-generated images more consistent, less random, and better aligned with the brand's existing identity.

This would help users create content that feels more polished, coherent, and on-brand, not only in terms of writing but also in terms of visuals.