CREATIVE DEVELOPMENT · Workflow idea
For a creative team with rights to its brief and references, prepare a small set of image concepts and save them to a restricted review location. A generated visual can distort a product, imply unsupported benefits, or resemble protected work or a real person. Check factual accuracy, likeness consent, rights, and accessibility; keep drafts private; and require the creative owner to approve the exact image before upload or publication.
01 / The starting point
An approved visual brief, cleared reference material, and a private review destination
“Create image options for exploration without misrepresenting a product or reusing protected material.”
02 / The work
Takes a creative brief, prepares multiple visual variations, and organizes them for review.
Use original or permission-cleared material and document any likeness or attribution requirements.
Check that the result does not misrepresent a product, person, place, or sensitive subject.
Review the complete asset for defects, misleading details, and accessibility needs.
Restrict files and previews until an owner approves their intended audience and use.
Require a person to sign off on the exact asset, rights, caption, and destination.
03 / The result
A private set of visual drafts with prompt, source, and approval notes.
Commerce · Example outcome
A private set of visual drafts with prompt, source, and approval notes.
Generated images can contain fabricated details or unintended resemblance. Review each result and confirm rights, consent, product accuracy, and intended use before sharing.
04 / Make it yours
A few choices shape the work around your team.
Define how rights, consent, attribution, and sensitive depictions are checked.
Specify factual checks, accessibility expectations, and prohibited uses.
Limit access and avoid public links before the asset has been reviewed.
Require an accountable reviewer to approve editing, sharing, or publication.