Image Generation

Glif makes the static assets a marketing team needs: ads, product photography, social carousels, banners, thumbnails and email headers. Describe what you need, add your product and brand files, and Glif produces a full set, in your brand style and sized for each placement.

What you can make

Asset	Examples
Static ads	Feed, Stories and display ads with headline, product and CTA
Product photography	White background, studio, lifestyle, flat lay, on-model, lookbooks
Social carousels	5-slide Instagram carousels from your logo, photos and key messages
Thumbnails and banners	YouTube thumbnails, web banners, email headers
Variations for testing	Different backgrounds, angles, headlines, colorways or audiences
Edits	Remove objects, swap backgrounds, recolor, add or change text, upscale

Write a campaign brief

Good briefs get usable assets on the first round. Include:

Product: upload photos, paste a product page link or describe it
Audience and goal: who it’s for and what you want them to do
Channels and formats: for example Meta feed 4:5, Stories 9:16, display 1.91:1
Brand: say “use our brand kit,” choose a Style, or attach guidelines
Copy: exact headline and CTA in quotes, or ask for options
Quantity: how many concepts and variations

Example: “Three static ad concepts for our Tensai smart watch aimed at weekend climbers. For each, make 4:5 and 9:16 versions. Lifestyle setting outdoors, golden hour. Headline options: ‘Built for the summit’ and ‘Every pitch, tracked.’ Use our brand kit.”

Keep every asset on brand

Brand kit in memory: save your colors, fonts, tone and rules once. See Agent Memory.
Styles: apply one Style to a whole campaign for a consistent look. See Styles.
Your real logo: upload your logo file as a reference rather than describing it, and check it closely in every output. AI models can distort logos.
Product accuracy: upload clean product photos as references so packaging, colors and details stay as close to the real thing as possible.
One chat per campaign: keep a campaign’s work together so new assets match earlier ones.

Resize for every placement

Finish one ad, then have Glif adapt it to other placements instead of generating each from scratch. The built-in Ad Resizer skill turns one ad into five formats: 9:16, 4:5, 16:9, 1:1 and 1.91:1. Type / in a chat to use it.

Make carousels

The built-in Instagram Slideshows skill turns your logo, product photos and key messages into an on-brand 5-slide carousel. Keep each key message under 200 characters.

Produce variations for testing

Ask for variations in one message so they stay consistent with each other: “Make 6 versions of this ad: 3 backgrounds × 2 headlines.” Glif can also write matching headlines, primary text and CTAs for each platform.

Product photography at scale

Upload a product photo on a plain background and ask for the scenes you need: white background for marketplaces, lifestyle shots for ads, flat lays for social. For a whole catalog, see Skills to save the recipe, or use the Glif API to run it for many products.

Edit and iterate

Ask for changes in the same chat. Say exactly what should change and what must stay the same: “Swap the background to a beach at sunset. Keep the product, logo, headline and layout identical.”

How long it takes

Most images are ready in under 30 seconds. Sets of many images take longer.

Choose a model

Glif chooses for you. You can name one in your prompt or ask Glif to remember a preferred model for a task. See Supported Models.

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Workflows

Use cases

Agent Reference

Request patterns

Goal	Pattern
Campaign set	One `compose_project` call listing concepts, formats, copy and quantity
Resize to placements	Same `project_id` (or `asset_ids` of the approved ad) + “resize to 9:16, 4:5, 16:9, 1:1, 1.91:1”
Use the brand kit	Rely on user memory; or name the user’s brand skill in the prompt
Product reference	`asset_ids: ["img_..."]`, or a product page URL in the prompt
Logo	Pass the logo file in `asset_ids`; tell the user to check logo fidelity in outputs
Edit earlier output	Same `project_id` + a prompt stating what changes and what stays
Catalog of products	One project per product, or the user’s product skill per item

Examples

Campaign set:

{
  "name": "compose_project",
  "arguments": {
    "prompt": "Use our brand kit. Three static ad concepts for this smart watch aimed at weekend climbers, each in 4:5 and 9:16. Outdoor lifestyle, golden hour. Headlines: 'Built for the summit', 'Every pitch, tracked.' Use the attached logo, bottom right.",
    "asset_ids": ["img_PRODUCTXXXXXXXXXXXXXX", "img_LOGOXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX"],
    "intelligence": "smart"
  }
}

Resize an approved ad:

{
  "name": "compose_project",
  "arguments": {
    "project_id": "<projectId>",
    "prompt": "Resize the approved ad to 9:16, 4:5, 16:9, 1:1 and 1.91:1. Keep copy, logo and product unchanged; extend the background as needed."
  }
}

Standard placement sizes

Ratio	Typical placements
9:16	Stories, Reels, TikTok
4:5	Instagram and Facebook feed
1:1	Feed, marketplaces
16:9	YouTube, web, presentations
1.91:1	Link ads, display, LinkedIn

Limits

Item	Limit
`asset_ids` per call	20
`attachments` per call	20
Instagram Slideshows key messages	200 characters each
Nano Banana Pro references	Up to 14 images; output up to 4K
Krea 2 style references	Up to 10
Phota identity references	Up to 10
P-Image Upscale output	Up to 128 MP

Notes

Confirm counts and formats before calling: assets × formats × variations multiplies cost.
Sending an edit without project_id starts a blank project.
Completed results list files in structuredContent.media (assetId, URL, title, kind). Share URLs as plain links.

Getting Started

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MCP and API

FAQs

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Policies

What you can make

Write a campaign brief

Keep every asset on brand

Resize for every placement

Make carousels

Produce variations for testing

Product photography at scale

Edit and iterate

How long it takes

Choose a model

More on glif.app

Agent Reference

Request patterns

Examples

Standard placement sizes

Limits

Notes

​What you can make

​Write a campaign brief

​Keep every asset on brand

​Resize for every placement

​Make carousels

​Produce variations for testing

​Product photography at scale

​Edit and iterate

​How long it takes

​Choose a model

​More on glif.app

​Agent Reference

​Request patterns

​Examples

​Standard placement sizes

​Limits

​Notes

What you can make

Write a campaign brief

Keep every asset on brand

Resize for every placement

Make carousels

Produce variations for testing

Product photography at scale

Edit and iterate

How long it takes

Choose a model

More on glif.app

Agent Reference

Request patterns

Examples

Standard placement sizes

Limits

Notes