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Generate on-brand featured images for each article, in the visual style and colour palette you choose.

Every article IndexPine generates includes a featured image. Images are generated using a text-to-image AI model and are unique to each article β€” you will never get the same stock photo used by a competitor. You can also configure IndexPine to skip image generation and use a default placeholder instead.

Image style presets

Choose a base visual style for all your article images:

  • Editorial illustration β€” flat or semi-flat vector-style illustrations, clean lines, brand colours. Works well for tech, SaaS, business.
  • Photorealistic β€” generated photographs that look like premium stock imagery. Works well for lifestyle, food, real estate, travel.
  • Minimalist abstract β€” geometric shapes, gradients, and negative space. Works well for finance, consulting, professional services.
  • 3D render β€” stylised 3D objects and scenes with soft lighting. Works well for product-led companies and tech publications.
  • Sketch / line art β€” hand-drawn or ink illustration style. Works well for creative industries, education, personal brands.

Brand colour palette

Enter up to five hex colour codes from your brand palette. The image generation model uses these as dominant colours in every image, ensuring visual consistency across your blog.

Image dimensions

Set the output dimensions. IndexPine defaults to 1200Γ—630 pixels (the standard Open Graph image size, perfect for social sharing). You can change this to match your CMS's recommended featured image dimensions.

Image prompt suffix

Add words or phrases that should appear in every image generation prompt β€” e.g. "no people, no text, warm lighting, dark background". This gives you fine-grained control without needing to manage prompts per article.

Images are generated fresh for each article
The image prompt is constructed from the article keyword, title, and your style settings. No two articles get the same image. Images are hosted on IndexPine's CDN and delivered to your CMS via URL. They do not count against your CMS storage quota.