Voice, colors, and logo — stored once, applied everywhere.
One brand kit feeds every draft and every generated image. A whole team stays consistent — no style guide required.
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What actually happens
Three steps, not a black box.
Set it once
Tone, palette, logo, and links. Stored once, in one place.
- One setup per brand
- Colors, logo, and voice together
- Internal links included
Every step, spelled out
Set it once
Tone, palette, logo, and links. Stored once, in one place.
- One setup per brand
- Colors, logo, and voice together
- Internal links included
Every draft reads consistently
Every draft pulls from the same kit. No style guide to copy-paste.
- No manual style guide needed
- Consistent across every writer
- Works the same for every article
Every image matches too
Featured images use the same palette and logo. Nothing looks off-brand.
- Same palette as the copy
- Logo included automatically
- No separate design step
Questions people ask
Yes — agencies and multi-brand teams run one kit per client or property.
Tone, color palette, logo, and internal links — the same inputs used for both the copy and the generated featured image.
Yes — each article picks the kit it should use, so a multi-brand or multi-client team isn't locked to one voice.
A kit needs a tone selected before it drives generation — there's no silent default that might not match your brand.
Yes, and it applies to new generations going forward — it doesn't retroactively rewrite what's already live.
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