Pick the job
Choose hero banner, product shot, social ad, portrait, reference edit, or brand campaign before writing the prompt.
Campaign use cases
One prompt-first workflow for professionals and content creators.
Start with the final asset you need, choose the matching Pro mode, set the frame, and describe the subject, setting, lighting, brand tone, and output goal. The point is practical campaign output, not random artwork.
ProfessionalsWebsite heroes, pitch visuals, portraits, and brand banners.
CreatorsInstagram posts, TikTok creatives, thumbnails, and social promos.
EcommerceProduct shots, marketplace thumbnails, launch ads, and listing visuals.
Workflow
Create campaign visuals in four practical steps.
Use this flow when you need visual assets for a real page, post, ad, listing, or brand deck.
Choose the frame
Use wide for web, square for product and profile, vertical for stories, and feed portrait for social campaigns.
Add direction
Describe the subject, audience, lighting, color, camera style, brand mood, and commercial purpose.
Compare and refine
Use the examples page as a quality bar, then tighten the prompt or switch modes when the asset needs a different format.
Illustrated examples
How professionals and creators can use AI Gen Pro.
Each example maps a common content job to a Pro mode and a campaign asset.
ProfessionalBrand HeroWide
Consultants and founders
Create polished web hero visuals, pitch deck covers, and product-launch imagery without waiting on a full creative production cycle.
EcommerceProduct ShotSquare
Shopify and marketplace sellers
Generate controlled product visuals for listing thumbnails, launch graphics, and ad tests before committing to studio photography.
CreatorSocial AdVertical
Content creators and paid social teams
Create bold vertical creatives for Reels, TikTok, stories, and paid ad variations with campaign direction baked into the prompt.
Reference edit workflow
Turn a plain source idea into a campaign-ready direction.
Professionals can start with a rough product photo, object, portrait, or source reference, then use a Pro prompt to push the image toward a cleaner commercial style. This is useful for concepting, product positioning, and visual direction before a final shoot or campaign.
Before generating
What to decide before you write the prompt.
Audience
Decide whether the visual is for customers, followers, investors, clients, or marketplace shoppers.
Placement
Name the final use: homepage hero, Instagram ad, product listing, LinkedIn banner, profile page, or launch deck.
Brand tone
Use words like premium, clean, editorial, cinematic, energetic, professional, luxury, minimal, or playful.
Output constraints
Pick frame size, keep text-safe space when needed, and add negative prompt details for fake text, clutter, or extra objects.
Choose the right page
Use the page that matches where you are in the campaign.
Open AI Gen Pro
Start generating with Pro modes, frame formats, prompt controls, variants, and history.
Browse AI Gen Pro Examples
Compare hero, product, social, portrait, fantasy, and brand campaign outputs.
Read the Pro Guide
Learn the Pro workflow: modes, frame formats, reference edit, variants, and prompt history.
Get Support
Use support if credits, account access, or generation workflow questions slow down a campaign.
FAQ
AI Gen Pro marketing image FAQ
Is this only for artists?
No. The landing-page examples are built around commercial assets: product shots, website hero images, social ads, portraits, and campaign banners.
What should I write first?
Start with the asset type and audience. A clear commercial goal usually improves the prompt more than adding random style words.
Can creators use it for social posts?
Yes. Use vertical or feed frames for social visuals, and describe the campaign hook, product, motion, color, and platform context.
Start the campaign
Ready to create your next marketing image?
Open AI Gen Pro, choose the mode that matches your asset, and use the examples as a visual quality target.