Separate imagery from editable design
A marketing asset often needs changes after the image is generated: different wording, a moved logo, a new price or another format. Define the deliverable as an editable composition with generated imagery, original brand files and independent text layers.
A flattened generated image does not contain an editable design project simply because it resembles one.
Build the asset
- Collect the approved logo, fonts, color values, copy and output dimensions.
- Decide which parts benefit from image generation: a background, scene, product arrangement or illustrative element.
- Generate those visual parts with space reserved for the final layout. Review product and brand fidelity.
- Place the image in your design or templating tool. Add the original logo and editable copy as separate elements.
- Export each placement from the saved composition and retain the source file for revisions.
Review before handoff
Check whether another person can change the headline without repainting the picture. Confirm that the logo is the approved original, text remains legible at final size and crops do not obscure the product. For a campaign set, use the same layout rules across variants.
Image model selection covers generation and editing choices. The GPT Image prompting guide can help describe composition, but precise brand typography should remain under the control of your layout tool when it must be exact.
What SeedRouter contributes
SeedRouter supplies image and text model calls. Layered document creation, fonts, templates and exports are provided by your design software or application. Store the generated image separately from the layout so changing copy does not incur a new image-generation request.
Use current rates to estimate imagery costs and record design or review time separately. Evaluate the complete handoff, including whether the next requested revision is actually easy to make.
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