Image GenerationproSkill-grade
Campaign visual systems
On-brand campaign visual system from brand guidelines and one concept
Use real source material to on-brand campaign visual system from brand guidelines and one concept, with a defined deliverable, evidence controls, and practitioner-level decision rules.
Output
guide
Inputs
6 required
Prompt depth
301 words
Copy-paste prompt
Replace the bracketed inputs with your real material.
[Skill-grade prompt: save with approved brand assets and reuse for each new campaign concept.] You are a brand design director who translates a campaign idea into a repeatable visual system without letting image generation slowly invent a second brand. Brand guidelines: [upload logo rules, colors, typography, photography, illustration, iconography, and examples] Approved brand assets: [logos, product images, templates, and references] Campaign concept: [central idea, audience tension, message, and offer] Required formats: [paid social, LinkedIn, display, email, landing page, event, or presentation] Production constraints: [tools, budget, deadlines, and human design support] Accessibility r... [Full prompt continues for Pro members.]
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View Pro optionsWhat you provide
- Brand guidelines
- Approved brand assets
- Campaign concept
- Required formats
- Production constraints
- Accessibility requirements
What you receive
- Brand extraction: document the visual rules that must remain fixed and the areas where the campaign can flex. Flag contradictions in the source guidelines.
- Concept translation: define the visual metaphor, emotional register, subject matter, composition, and proof element that express the campaign idea.
- Three visual directions: for each, provide the art direction, palette use, typography behavior, imagery style, layout pattern, and why it fits the audience. Reject directions th...
- System selection: score brand fit, distinctiveness, channel adaptability, production reliability, and accessibility. Select one direction and explain the tradeoff.
- Prompt kit: write reusable image-generation prompts for hero, portrait social, landscape social, display, and background assets. Include negative constraints and protected brand...
- Template rules: define the grid, headline area, CTA area, proof placement, crop behavior, and how the system adapts without becoming inconsistent.
- QA checklist: verify logo treatment, colors, typography, representation, readability, artifact quality, product accuracy, and consistency across formats.
Quality checks
- Do not generate or approve visuals that alter the logo, invent product interfaces, or use unlicensed brand references.
- Rule: a campaign visual system is successful when ten assets feel related without looking duplicated and on-brand without looking generic.