BrandDNA
Save brand rules once, then reuse them across Fotogenic AI product images, campaign sets, content kits, model scenes, batch work, and MCP workflows where supported.
- Brand memory
- Palette
- Logo rules
- Visual system
What it stores
Turn brand direction into reusable production context.
BrandDNA is not another product gallery. It is the place where your team saves the rules Fotogenic AI should remember before generating assets.
Brand memory
Build one brand profile your team can reuse.
Use BrandDNA when product images, campaign sets, content kits, model scenes, batch workflows, and MCP assisted work all need the same visual direction.
Start with a named brand profile.
Keep the brand name, source material, logo references, and default profile in one account-level place.
1 source
for brand context
What this enables
- Brand Kit PDF or manual setup
- Brand name and logo references
- Default profile selection
How it works
From brand kit to reusable direction.
BrandDNA turns brand material into structured visual guidance that can travel across Fotogenic AI workflows.
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Step 1
Import or enter brand material
Start with a brand kit PDF, logo, palette, or written brand notes.
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Step 2
Define the visual system
Save color, tone, lighting, background, composition, logo behavior, and people or styling guidance.
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Step 3
Apply it to product work
Use the profile when creating product images, campaign sets, content kits, model scenes, and batch refreshes.
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Step 4
Keep reviewing output
Use BrandDNA as guidance, then review every final image for product accuracy and brand fit.
Where it applies
Use BrandDNA wherever consistency matters.
BrandDNA should make repeated product content feel connected without requiring your team to rewrite the same instructions.
Decision guide
Choose BrandDNA when consistency is the real problem.
Use this feature when product visuals should follow a saved visual system instead of being rebuilt from memory every time.
FAQ
BrandDNA questions, answered.
Clear answers for teams deciding when brand memory belongs in their product content workflow.
BrandDNA is saved brand direction that Fotogenic AI can reuse across supported image, campaign, content kit, model, batch, and MCP workflows.
You can store brand identity notes, logo guidance, palette, tone, typography direction, visual style, people and styling rules, channel defaults, and campaign notes.
No. BrandDNA guides the workflow, but a person still needs to review product accuracy, brand fit, and final channel use.
Yes. The BrandDNA workflow can start from a brand kit PDF or manual brand details, depending on how your account is set up.
Yes. Agencies can create separate brand profiles so each client has its own saved direction and review expectations.
Supported MCP workflows can use saved BrandDNA context when account permissions and feature availability allow it.
Create it before batch work, campaigns, content kits, model scenes, or any repeated product workflow where consistency matters.
Yes. Brand direction should evolve as your store learns which visuals work, but changes should be intentional and reviewed.
This page should show brand profile setup, palette, logo rules, visual system guidance, and consistency examples, not random product galleries.
Ready when your next product is
Create a BrandDNA profile before your next product batch.
Save brand rules once, generate a small proof set, then reuse the profile across product images, campaign sets, visuals for ads, content kits, and AI assistant workflows.
- Product images
- Campaign outputs
- Brand controls
- WooCommerce ready