The post is written. Now you need a picture.

Generate images and short video from the same place you write, with your brand palette, fonts, and logo folded into the prompt. Pick Draft, Standard, or Best depending on whether it is a test or the hero shot. Everything lands in your media library, ready to attach.

Three quality tiers. You choose the tier, never the model.
Your palette, fonts, logo, and product shots travel with the prompt
Results land in the media library, searchable and reusable
Attach to a post without a download, an upload, or a second tool
The cost of the current workflow

The picture is why the post is still a draft.

The copy took eight minutes. Finding an image took forty, across a stock site, a design tool, and a downloads folder you will never clean out.

The generated image from a general-purpose tool is competent and anonymous. Wrong palette, wrong typeface, no product in it. It could belong to anyone.

Every generated asset lives somewhere else, so nothing is searchable later. You regenerate a thing you already made because finding it was harder than remaking it.

Is this for you?

Honest fit check

For you if

  • Your posts need a visual and you are not a designer.
  • You want generated imagery that matches a palette rather than a vibe.
  • You would rather generate in the tool you post from than in a fourth tab.

Not for you if

  • You need pixel-level control, layers, and a canvas. This generates finished frames, it does not replace a design tool.
  • You want unlimited generation on a flat fee. It draws on your AI credit balance, and heavy generation is what raises a tier.
  • You want to choose a specific model by name. You choose a quality tier, and we keep the tier pointed at the best option available.
What's inside

Generation that knows what your brand looks like.

A generic image generator starts from nothing every time. This one starts from your brand and ends in your library, attached to the post you were already writing.

Brand-aware by default

Point a run at a brand and its palette and fonts go into the prompt, with your logo and product shots as reference imagery. The output arrives looking like it came from you.

Tiers, not model names

Draft for a quick test, Standard for the everyday post, Best when it is the hero. You never pick a model, never track which one is current, and never have to care when a better one arrives.

Short video too

The same three tiers cover video generation, so a post that wants motion does not send you to a different tool with a different login.

Lands in the media library

Every result is an ordinary library item: searchable, filterable by the run that made it, reusable across posts, and counted against your storage allowance like any upload.

The agent can run it

Ask the FoPost Agent for a campaign and it can generate the imagery as part of the plan you approve, rather than handing you a list of prompts to run yourself.

Spends AI credits, nothing else

Generation draws on the AI credit balance already included with your account. No separate generation subscription, no per-image invoice, no seat to buy.

How it works

From prompt to attached

01

Describe what you want

In plain language, from the agent or from the composer. Name a brand if you want the palette, fonts, logo, and product shots pulled in.

02

Pick a tier

Draft, Standard, or Best. Standard is the default. A tier that is not currently served is hidden rather than offered and then failed.

03

It lands in your library

The result saves as a library item tagged with the run that produced it, so you can find everything from one generation later without hunting.

04

Attach and ship

Add it to the post you were writing. Cross-posting resizes and reformats per platform from there, the same as any other asset.

vs the alternatives

Why generating here beats generating elsewhere.

The image is rarely the hard part. Getting it on brand, and then getting it into the post, is.

A standalone image generator

What most people use

  • Knows nothing about your brand. Every run starts from zero.
  • Its own subscription, on top of the tool you post from.
  • Download, then upload. Twice, if you edit it.
  • Results live in a folder, not in a searchable library.

Stock photography

The safe option

  • Everyone in your category is using the same shots.
  • Never quite shows your product.
  • Licensing to keep track of per asset.
FoPost

FoPost generation

What you actually want

  • Reads your palette, fonts, logo, and product shots.
  • Three tiers, no model names to track.
  • Images and short video from one place.
  • Lands in the media library and attaches to the post in one step.

Publishes to all major networks

Frequently asked questions

Which model does it use?

You pick a quality tier, not a model, and that is deliberate. It means we can move a tier to a better option the week it ships without you changing anything, and it means the choice in front of you is the one you actually have an opinion about: how good does this particular image need to be.

How does it know my brand?

From your brand profile. Its palette and heading and body fonts go into the prompt, and assets you tagged as logo, product shot, or background go in as reference imagery. A run with no brand named is untouched and behaves like an ordinary prompt.

Do generated images count against my storage?

Yes. A generated asset is an ordinary media library item and is counted against your plan storage allowance exactly like an upload. That is also why it is searchable and reusable rather than a one-time download.

Can I generate video?

Short video, on the same three tiers. Video is priced by duration rather than per run, so a longer clip draws more credits than a shorter one.

What if a tier is unavailable?

It is hidden rather than offered. A tier that is not currently served never appears as an option, so you cannot spend a run finding out it does not work.

Can I use generated images commercially?

The output is yours to use in your own marketing, which is what the feature exists for. As with any generative tool, do not generate a recognisable person without their permission, and note that tagging a person asset to a brand requires an explicit consent attestation before it will save.