Generate on-brand cover art for every post in seconds

Zero generates cover art that matches your visual system: consistent style, consistent typography, consistent palette. Then drops it into your content workflow.

Zero connects:

Why every post ends with 'we still need a cover image'

The draft is done, the copy is sharp, and then you remember: cover image. Either you spend an hour in Figma, or you settle for a stock photo that looks like every other stock photo, or you ask the designer who's already swamped. Cover Art Generation sits in the middle. Zero generates art that matches your visual system (same palette, same illustration style, same typography) in seconds. The output isn't generic stock; it's yours, consistently.

How to ask Zero to generate cover art

@Zero generate cover art for the voice-driven workflows post. Use our house illustration style, brand palette, and include a hand-drawn spot illustration of a microphone. Drop it into the CMS draft.

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How Zero generates on-brand art

Zero reads your style guide and reference art

Before generating, Zero loads your visual system: palette, typography, illustration style, composition rules. These come from a style-guide doc you maintain once; subsequent art stays on-brand without reminders.

Zero generates variants based on the post content

Zero reads the post's headline and key themes, then generates 2–4 cover art variants that reflect the content visually while staying inside your system. Each variant uses the same style with a different composition, not a different brand.

Zero drops the chosen variant into your workflow

Once you pick, Zero writes the image to your CMS draft, updates the preview URL, and optionally exports a Figma frame for the designer to refine later. No manual upload step.

Tweak the style, batch-generate, or export to Figma

Tweak the style

Adjust the generation rules when the visual system evolves.

@Zero from now on, use a tighter illustration style (less hand-drawn, more geometric) for cover art.

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Batch-generate for a backlog

Run cover art for every draft post at once.

@Zero generate cover art for every draft post in the CMS that doesn't already have one.

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Export to Figma for refinement

Send the chosen variant to Figma when the designer wants to polish it.

@Zero export variant 2 as an editable frame in our Cover Art Figma file.

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Required integrations: Slack and your design system

Slack

Slack. Zero posts variants inline for review and responds to your picks. Channel write access required.

Required

Figma

Figma. Optional. Useful if your design team wants to refine Zero's output in the existing brand library instead of accepting the generated image as-is.

Optional

Notion

Notion. Optional. Useful for storing the style-guide reference Zero loads at generation time.

Optional

Best practices for consistent cover art

●Nail the style guide once. Zero's output is only as on-brand as the reference material you feed it; one afternoon spent documenting the visual system saves dozens of off-brand drafts.

●Generate variants, not singles. Picking between 4 is almost always faster than regenerating one repeatedly.

●Let the designer stay in Figma. Zero handles the 80% case of everyday posts; the designer refines the hero assets that actually need their touch.