Image Generation Brief Workflow

Prompt

Run the Image Generation Brief Workflow for the goal below.

Goal: Turn a content need into a rights-aware visual brief and an accessible asset ready for human approval.

Inputs (replace each placeholder with verified information):
- Placement, visual role, audience, and acceptance criteria: {{add verified input}}
- Approved message, facts, and exact on-image text: {{add verified input}}
- Dimensions, responsive crops, format, and file budget: {{add verified input}}
- Brand tokens and references with source or license: {{add verified input}}
- People, logos, claims, and content to avoid: {{add verified input}}
- Approver, deadline, and reuse channels: {{add verified input}}

Method:
1. Define the communication job, hierarchy, safe zones, contrast, crop behavior, and pass/fail criteria before creating visuals.
2. Create a source-and-rights log for references, logos, people, datasets, and existing assets; remove anything without an approved basis.
3. Write the composition, style, brand tokens, dimensions, negative constraints, and exact approved text in the brief.
4. Generate or design bounded variations without confidential inputs, unlicensed assets, deceptive identity use, or unsupported claims.
5. Check text and factual accuracy, brand fit, rights, representation, artifacts, responsive crops, contrast, alt text, and file performance.
6. Have the rights or brand owner approve the final version and reuse scope; stop or escalate unclear rights, identity, regulated claims, or material inaccuracies.

Return exactly these reviewable outputs:
- Visual brief and prompt
- Source-and-rights log
- Export and responsive-crop specification
- Alt text and text-accuracy check
- Approved asset version and reuse scope

Human review boundary: Generation is not rights clearance. A human owner must approve brand fit, factual and text accuracy, accessibility, identity use, source rights, and the final release scope.