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Turning your topic into useful image directions…
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The main visual at the top of the article. Make it instantly communicate the subject.
A visual metaphor or scene that explains an abstract idea without heavy text.
Useful when the article explains a workflow, tutorial, method or sequence.
Before/after, old/new, option A/option B or feature comparisons.
Best for statistics, lists, frameworks, timelines and information-heavy sections.
Shows relationships, systems, architecture, anatomy, funnels or complicated concepts.
Human-centered scenes that make advice, business, health and lifestyle topics relatable.
Useful for software, products, tools, apps and tutorials where the interface matters.
Turn important numbers into charts or visual summaries instead of leaving them as text.
Real-world photography that gives news, history, culture and opinion pieces context.
Custom visual storytelling when stock photography cannot communicate the idea clearly.
Useful for pull quotes, key lessons, statistics or shareable moments from the article.
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Use these as a starting brief. They describe the visual idea; your designer or chosen image-generation tool can turn the direction into an original graphic.
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The image should help the reader understand, remember or feel something that the surrounding text alone cannot do.
Use one strong visual to establish the topic and create a clear first impression.
Use a diagram, process graphic or illustration when the concept is hard to explain with words.
Turn meaningful statistics into charts or an infographic instead of hiding them inside paragraphs.
Use relevant supporting visuals at natural points rather than adding an unrelated image every few paragraphs.
Use search results for inspiration and visual direction, or hand the generated prompt to a graphic designer. For a completely original visual, create a new image rather than copying a third-party work.
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Copy the hero, infographic, process or supporting-visual prompt and adapt it to your brand.
Use your designer or preferred image-generation tool to create a unique visual for the article.