How to Create Marketing Images With AI: Prompts and Edits
A repeatable three-step routine for turning a plain idea into a usable marketing image, then keeping every image after it consistent with the first.
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A repeatable three-step routine for turning a plain idea into a usable marketing image, then keeping every image after it consistent with the first.
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Editing an image by describing the change is a genuinely different way to work. It is also where AI images stop being novelty and start being useful.
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