marketing-images
Marketing images
Marketing images split into what a model may draw and what it may not. A model may draw a metaphor for a blog post, a lifestyle scene or an abstract background; it may not draw your product, your logo or text longer than a few words, which come from real screenshots, design files and post-processing. Choose the approach from the image's job, then the tool. Source: [coreyhaines31/marketingskills, image] v2.0.2 (MIT, (c) 2025 Corey Haines), with sizes and model dates checked against linkedin.com/help, developers.openai.com and developers.google.com. Paid ad images are ad-creative; store screenshots are aso; share-card meta tags and generated OG images are seo LINK-PREVIEWS.md; images inside a video are asset-prep.
Apply only the routes and checks for the selected job. Read a linked skill's named file from its installed folder when available, or from the linked source. Report an unavailable required reference instead of inventing it. [skill-authoring, DISTRIBUTION.md#composing-skills]
| The job | Read |
|---|---|
| Actual-photo permissions, subject fidelity and full-size QA, with source-specific alternatives under existing generation/text rules | REAL-PHOTO-EDITING.md |
| Image models (the source's comparison and decision tree, OpenAI's retirement dates), the prompt formula, templates, style, lighting and composition keywords, prompt mistakes, batch workflow and cost | PROMPTING.md |
| Social, banner and listing sizes, each marked verified or not, LinkedIn's official specs, banner practices, one design resized for many platforms | SIZES.md |
Before starting
[coreyhaines31/marketingskills, image] Read .agents/product-context.md first when it exists (anti-slop-copy CONTEXT.md defines it; the source calls the file .agents/product-marketing.md), then ask only for what it doesn't answer:
- Goal: the type (blog hero, social graphic, product mockup, banner, brand asset, OG image), the placement (website, social, directory listing, app store, email) and the dimensions.
- Production: existing brand assets (logo, colours, fonts, style guide), photorealistic or illustrative, one-off or a template for repeated use.
- Technical: API keys for image tools (in an environment variable, never pasted into chat), the budget (some tools charge per image), whether it must be optimized for the web.