Branded social media visuals

A branded visual for the post, without an extra design project.

Pixel makes a visual for a post from your brand kit, using a template, your own photo or a stock image, and attaches it to that post when you choose.

A visual in your brand kit, attached to the post
Pick a template, your own photo or a stock image. It arrives in your colours, fonts and logo, attached to that post.
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The before

Generic AI art adds decoration. A useful marketing visual makes the approved idea easier to notice and understand.

The outcome

A visual in your colours, fonts and logo, attached to the post it belongs to. When a visual adds nothing, the post goes out as text.

What goes in

  • An approved post or campaign idea
  • Brand colors, type, and visual constraints
  • The channel and asset format

What comes out

  • ✓Template visuals in your brand kit
  • ✓Your own photos and stock images
  • ✓Carousels as a LinkedIn PDF or an image set

A three-step handoff you can inspect.

1

Open a post in Pixel

Choose a template, your own image or a stock photo, and adjust the words.

2

Pixel applies the brand system

Templates and constraints create recognition instead of visual drift.

3

You decide

Attach the visual if it helps, change it, or post as text.

Questions about branded social media visuals.

No. Template Pixel builds the visual from your brand kit and the words you choose. AI-generated images are the separate Pixel Pro add-on.
Yes. Brand context and visual constraints are part of the input.
Pixel owns visual production; the channel specialist still owns the message.

Pixel · Brand Visual Agent

A visual in your colours, fonts and logo, attached to the post it belongs to. When a visual adds nothing, the post goes out as text.

Owned by Pixel, your brand visual agent.

Start with one real job. FeedSquad shows you the finished work before anything publishes, and you keep the final say.

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