What comes out of one brief.
Images and copy, all from the same brand kit, all in the sizes the platforms actually want.
The brand kit
This is the part that matters and the part other tools skip. Add the brand name, exact colour values, a logo reference and a few sentences that describe the voice. Alkemio uses that context every time it reads a brief.
- A stable logo URL for brand reference
- Exact colour values, not a vague colour name
- Tone of voice in your own words
- The audience and offer inside each brief
Images
One brief produces one brand-led image. The image model handles the art layer only. Campaign text and logos are not drawn into the image, because those need controlled layout rather than model guesswork.
Copy
Headlines, body copy and captions written to the character limits of the placement they are for, in your tone, with enough variants to test properly. Written alongside the image rather than after it, so the two argue the same thing.
The brand kit
Palette, tone of voice and audience are stored once and written into every brief automatically. That is what stops the tenth asset from drifting away from the first, and it is the difference between a generic image generator and a studio that knows the brand.