Zenqo — Brand to Visual Assets
Create a cohesive visual asset set
Zenqo — Brand to Visual Assets
Create a cohesive visual asset set
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Need a logo, cover, banner, and card set? Generate a unified logo, banner, article cover, and info cards for your brand, product, event, or content while maintaining visual consistency.
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ImageBrand Packaging Proposal Board
Turn a brand name into a packaging proposal board ready for discussion and further development, suitable for categories such as coffee, tea drinks, baked goods, chocolate, florals, alcohol, fragrance, and skincare. You can provide the brand name in Chinese and English, slogan, category, brand voice, specified materials, or formal logo; even with incomplete information, suitable packaging directions can be developed based on consumer contexts. The proposal selects packaging materials and application details around real-world delivery scenarios, such as paper bags, cups, gift boxes, tea tins, labels, stickers, or structural dielines, and pairs them with brand color palettes that can be applied to paper, ink, foil, and textiles. The visual style is adjusted to the brand’s character through color temperature, contrast, typographic feel, and decorative density, rather than applying the same “premium minimalist” template to every brand. The final output is a landscape 4:3 bilingual English-Chinese packaging design proposal board containing a brand title, primary packaging mockup, flat artwork, structural diagram, application scenes, color swatches, material samples, and functional details. It is presented as a design proposal for clients to review, not as a standard advertising image. If you provide a formal logo, it will be used as a brand asset throughout the packaging and layout wherever possible; slogans and system titles can also be developed based on the category and later replaced or extended.
ImageMulti-Platform Cover Design
Turn articles, notes, topics, or long-form text into stylized covers ready for publishing and sharing, balancing title readability, content recognition, and memorable visual metaphors. Supports Xiaohongshu, WeChat Official Accounts, X, and custom aspect ratios. It works for single covers and can also create separate compositions for clearly specified multi-size requirements, avoiding simple cropping or stretching. The skill extracts the title, topic, visual subject, audience, emotion, and contextual background from your content. It then combines these insights with visual styles suited to covers or posters to generate a complete cover prompt ready for AI image generation. Title hierarchy, typography, color, materials, negative space, and the relationship between text and imagery are handled consistently around the selected style, making the result feel more like a designed editorial cover than a generic illustration or templated poster. If you have not provided a publishing platform or visual style, it first asks about the required dimensions and recommends three suitable styles based on your content. Once the details are clear, it continues with generation. You can choose to generate the cover directly or receive only a polished prompt, making it suitable for content creators, editors, and teams that need to adapt covers in batches for social platforms.
ImageMagic Cover Designer Pro
Turn an article title into a magical cover that makes its ideas stand out. “Magic Cover Designer Pro” is not a random image generator. It is a visual content packaging workflow: “content understanding → title confirmation → visualizing ideas → platform adaptation → cover generation.” It helps preserve the real title and subtitle while transforming an article’s core ideas, emotions, and narrative relationships into vivid, engaging magical visuals with a distinct identity. It supports Twitter long-form posts or Threads, WeChat Official Account articles, Xiaohongshu Notes, product introductions, knowledge sharing, growth retrospectives, and personal brand content. The Skill first identifies the article’s original title, original subtitle, and core idea. The original title is used as the default main cover title, while the original subtitle is prioritized as the cover subtitle. The core idea does not directly replace the cover text; instead, it guides the choice of subject, symbols, composition, lighting, and visual metaphors. It matches visual strategies to different content types: practical breakdowns use magical blueprints or step-by-step scrolls; growth retrospectives use journeys and illuminated paths; contrarian ideas use light-and-shadow conflicts or broken seals; product introductions use magical workshops and core devices; knowledge sharing uses academy archives and spellbooks; and case studies use before-and-after changes and narrative scenes. When a title is too long, it provides both the original-title version and a concise version for you to confirm, without rewriting it on its own. When there is no subtitle, it first offers candidate copy instead of placing an unconfirmed idea directly into the image. Its default visual language combines retro fantasy with magical journaling: deep purple, midnight blue, black-brown, antique bronze, and warm gold, along with parchment, quill pens, spellbooks, sealing wax, stardust, and other tactile elements. It can also draw shared colors, materials, lighting, and narrative qualities from reference images, but it does not copy the specific composition, people, logos, or distinctive elements of any single image. For each platform, it adapts the aspect ratio, text density, subject size, whitespace, and thumbnail legibility to real reading contexts. It is suitable for knowledge creators, personal brands, product authors, and content creators who want to build a consistent visual identity. It does not fabricate numbers, results, identities, or brand endorsements, and it does not promise viral performance. It simply helps the visuals support real content more accurately and vividly.
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- v4
- Last updated
- Runtime credits
- Usage-based
- Models
- Auto
