VISUAL CONTENT · Workflow idea
For a creator with a clear purpose and rights to the material they provide, prepare an image from a written description and review the result before use. Generated visuals can misstate facts, resemble real people or protected work, or include details that were not requested. Avoid sensitive personal information in prompts, check the output for accuracy and suitability, and clearly identify synthetic imagery wherever viewers could mistake it for a real photograph or event.
01 / The starting point
A written description, an approved use, and a person responsible for image review
“Explore an image concept without presenting generated details as real or cleared for publication.”
02 / The work
Creates an image from a written description so a creator can review it as a visual concept or content draft.
Describe the image needed and where it may appear, without including unnecessary private information.
Use only material you are authorized to provide, and obtain permission for identifiable people or likenesses.
Check visible details, text, context, and possible inaccuracies or unintended representations.
Make the image’s generated nature clear when viewers could mistake it for documentary evidence.
Have the responsible creator confirm the final image, audience, and permitted use.
03 / The result
A generated image draft with its brief and human review status attached.
Content & marketing · Example outcome
A generated image draft with its brief and human review status attached.
Generated images may add, omit, or distort details and may resemble people or protected material. Check each image for accuracy, rights, and audience suitability; disclose synthetic content when needed, and do not publish it without an authorized person’s approval.
04 / Make it yours
A few choices shape the work around your team.
Tell users what may be processed by an external service and how long inputs or results may be retained.
Prohibit unapproved personal data and define what source material may be used.
Set checks for factual accuracy, audience suitability, and clear synthetic-media labeling.
Require an authorized creator to approve the exact image and destination before publication.
Keep exploring
Prepare caption and accessibility-text options for cleared images and keep public links and posting under review.
Explore a creative brief through image concepts and place approved files in a restricted media library.
Prepare social copy from an approved image and brand guidance, then publish only after the page owner approves it.