Keep every language of a landing page on brand

Steps

1. Upload the approved files. Drop them on the project’s Assets screen, or have your AI app upload them. Give each one a sentence saying what it shows, such as “The Halo mask on a pillow, in daylight”: your AI app picks images by that sentence, and can use it as the image’s alt text.
2. Put them in the brand kit. On each image’s card, choose its place in the kit: Logo, Logo on dark, Favicon or Product shot. A project has one logo, one logo on dark and one favicon, so choosing a new logo takes the role from the old one. It can have as many product shots as you approve. Brand kit, in the Show list, lists only these.
3. Let your AI app read it first. It is told to read the brand kit before it builds or changes a page, to use those files wherever a logo, favicon or product photo goes in every language, and never to generate or edit a logo or product shot in their place. Pages it built before keep their images until it changes them.
4. Swap a new pack shot everywhere. On the old image’s card, Replace on N pages puts the new one in its place on every page whose draft uses it, in every language, or ask your AI app to. Each page gets a new draft to look at and publish, and live pages keep the old image until you do. Smaller copies of it on a page become the same sizes of the new one, edited versions of it are left alone, and the new image takes its place in the brand kit.
5. Change a photo, not the product. Ask your AI app to put a lifestyle shot on a plain background, change the room around the product, or widen it into a 16:9 banner. The result is saved as a new image beside the original, which stays as it was. Your AI app is told to leave a product, its label and its packaging alone and to use your real product photos for those, so look at the result before you use it.