TEXT-TO-IMAGE DRAFTING · Workflow idea
Let an authorized user describe an image idea in a chat, then prepare a visual preview and return it to that user. Keep the prompt and generated result tied to the requester, follow content and privacy rules, and require the user to review rights, likeness, and intended audience before publishing or using the image commercially.
01 / The starting point
A prompt from an authorized chat user and any reference material they may use
“Prepare and return an image draft without claiming ownership or permission for external use.”
02 / The work
Helps a person explore an image concept from a text description and receive a preview in chat.
Understand the subject, style, audience, and whether the image is for personal or commercial use.
Ensure the user is authorized to use any supplied image, name, or likeness.
Generate a draft that remains associated with the requester and prompt.
Check the result for prohibited content, misleading depiction, and unlicensed material.
Require the requester or rights holder to approve the exact image and destination.
03 / The result
A generated image preview linked to the request and its review status.
Customer support · Example outcome
A generated image preview linked to the request and its review status.
Generated images may resemble real people, include protected or harmful content, or reproduce material without appropriate rights. Apply content safeguards, respect likeness and copyright, and have the user review the exact image and audience before public or commercial use.
04 / Make it yours
A few choices shape the work around your team.
Set boundaries for harmful, sexual, deceptive, and impersonation requests.
Explain rules for references, real people, brands, and commercial use.
Limit access and retention of user prompts and generated previews.
Name who approves external distribution or commercial use.