01Stat cardReal HTML — shrink-to-fit type
Visual brand studio
Visuals that obey your brand.
From stat cards to photography, on one palette — every number real, every caption sized to its frame.
house styleplates 01–05
House style
Five plates, one hand.
Drawn with the same moves the engine makes — and below, the palette settles into a fixed running order.
brand sourceaccentaccent-2accent-3inkground✓ palette locked
What it renders
One spec. Every kind of visual.
Real layout and vector engines draw the everyday work. The image model shoots only the photography.
Drawn, not generated
Cards, tables, and infographics render as real HTML and vector art.
render: html + vector · raster 0Bar to scatter, one voice
Nine chart types, one aesthetic — driven entirely by your spec.
charts: 9 types · one specEditorial, not stock
Photography staged in credible working settings — no office clichés.
shoot: editorial · stock 0Conditioned on your work
Mood, light, and finish learned from your own public pages.
source: your public pagesText that never garbles
Photos carry no copy; diagrams get exact-quoted labels, OCR-proofed.
labels: exact-quote · ocr ✓Brand lock
Four tokens govern every surface.
Loaded once from the spec — then no re-briefing between formats and no drift between renders.
Why it holds up
Quality is verified, not hoped for.
Defects flagged before a model is spent.
Kernels measure blur, contrast, and legibility — at zero model cost.
A second pass removes the tells.
Posed people, fake screens, plastic light — hunted and designed out.
Brand control
Your colors are worn, never pasted on.
brand tokens # from your spec
paletteaccent · accent-2 · accent-3 · ground
fontsdisplay serif · ui sans · -0.04em
finishmaterial · light · silhouette
eranow # dated cues forbidden
✓ color & shape learned from the logo — never drawn into the art
Questions, answered
The fine print, in plain terms.
What can the AI infographic generator produce?
KPI cards, infographics, tables, announcements, covers, vector diagrams, and nine chart types — bar, column, line, area, grouped-bar, stacked-bar, pie, donut, scatter. Every chart carries a sourced footer.
Is the output actually on brand?
Yes — cards and charts pull your palette and fonts from config, and photography wears your palette through finish and form. The logo informs palette and silhouette only, never reproduced inside the art.
Does the chart generator use real data?
Always — charts plot the numbers in your spec and nothing else, with a footer citing the source. Rendering is deterministic: same input, same output, every time.
How do you avoid clipped or unreadable text?
Shrink-to-fit picks the largest font that wraps and fits, so text never clips. A legibility kernel verifies WCAG AA contrast — 4. 5:1 normal, 3:1 large — against the actual background.
Why is this cheaper than other AI image generators?
A large share of output — cards, charts, tables, infographics, and diagrams — uses no AI model at all. The image model is reserved for editorial photography, so quality is pixel-perfect without the model bill.
How does the editorial photography avoid generic stock looks?
It scores topic signals against domain profiles and grounds each scene in the smallest believable operational context — never a boardroom cliché. A refinement pass designs out generic faces, fake dashboards, and AI gloss.