Production guides
Inspect AI image defects before publishing an ad
Use a repeatable pass for overall readability, enlarged detail, copy, and brand elements before release.
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Problem
A convincing first impression can hide local defects in hands, edges, reflections, and small lettering.
Outcome
You can separate defects suited to a local edit from failures that call for another generated candidate.
Preparation
- Open the source references beside the generated result.
- Prepare both the actual placement size and an enlarged view.
- Keep required copy, product facts, and excluded elements nearby.
- Prepare separate brand and legal approval checks.
- Copy each approved price and advertising claim into the comparison sheet.
Decisions
- Whole-image pass
- At a reduced size, check whether the message and primary subject remain obvious.
- Local repair
- Mark isolated background or edge defects that can be addressed with a region edit.
- New candidate
- Choose another output when core face structure or product geometry is unreliable.
- Composition failure
- Choose another candidate when impossible perspective or repeated objects cross the primary composition.
Warnings
- Anatomy
- Enlarge fingers, teeth, ears, and joint connections.
- Physical consistency
- Check reflections, contact shadows, and overlap order against the scene.
- Information accuracy
- Compare prices, units, names, and small copy character by character with approved text.
- Edge halos
- Inspect cropping boundaries, hair, and product outlines for unintended bright or dark halos.
Pre-publish checklist
- Faces and hands were inspected closely.
- Repeated objects and product geometry were checked.
- Logos and small text were compared with approved copy.
- Every price and advertising claim was verified.
- Shadow and reflection directions are consistent.
- There are no edge halos, impossible perspective, or unintended cropping.
- Brand and legal approval records are attached.
- The final file was rechecked at its actual placement size.
AI disclosure
AI-generated output can contain anatomy, lettering, reflection, or factual errors, so human pre-publication review is required.