Check the selected service’s terms, input permissions, intended use, and the final image itself. Review brand marks, faces, text, and visual errors before delivery. Keep the source files and approval record for the asset you actually use.
What to do next
Clarify the brief and inputs
Define the use, audience, dimensions, and brand requirements. Confirm you are permitted to upload any supplied photos or artwork.
Review the output carefully
Inspect anatomy, spelling, logos, incidental marks, and misleading visual details. Test the asset at its final crop and display size.
Confirm terms and approval
Review the relevant plan and service terms for your intended use. Obtain client approval and retain the final version and creation details.
Useful tools to explore
Open a profile for more detail, or check the vendor’s current plans.
Designers, marketers, and content creators considering Midjourney for this job: Generative images from text and visual references.
Designers, marketers, and content creators considering Adobe Firefly for this job: Generative image and creative media tools.
Before you decide
- Check image quality at the final size.
- Avoid treating a generated brand mark as an official logo.
- Keep an editable or original export.
Terms and permissions depend on the service and use case; visual quality alone does not settle them.
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