by Julie Weishaar | Sep 5, 2026 | AI Visuals, Artificial Intelligence, Visual Marketing
Google ImageFX is no longer available as a standalone tool. Google has moved its image creation features into Flow, its AI creative studio for generating and editing images and videos. If you visit the old ImageFX link, you will be sent to Google Flow. Why Does...
by Julie Weishaar | Sep 3, 2026 | AI Visuals, Visual Marketing
Alt text for marketing graphics often gets treated like a tiny field to fill right before publishing. Bad move. If your graphic carries an offer, a result, a price, or a call to action, that little field carries part of the message too. People who use a screen reader...
by Julie Weishaar | Aug 30, 2026 | AI Visuals, Artificial Intelligence, Visual Marketing
Bing Image Creator helps you create AI images for blog posts, social media, videos, ads, and other marketing projects. One of the most useful updates is the ability to choose an image shape before you generate. Depending on where you access the tool, you may see...
by Julie Weishaar | Aug 18, 2026 | Artificial Intelligence, Visual Marketing
AI for creative projects can help small businesses turn a rough idea into useful marketing content faster. It can support visual planning, short-form video scripts, social media posts, blog topics, and campaign research. But the best results still need a human touch....
by Julie Weishaar | Aug 13, 2026 | Artificial Intelligence, Visual Marketing
AI-created visuals for business can turn even the plainest brand into a showstopper. Businesses are moving beyond stock photos and outdated PowerPoints. Artificial intelligence is giving brands custom images, bite-sized videos, and graphics that demand...
by Julie Weishaar | Aug 8, 2026 | Branding, Social Media Marketing, Visual Storytelling
Instagram carousel posts give complex services more room to breathe than a single social media graphic. They break down what you do, what customers get, and why it matters before people scroll away. Each slide moves the story forward. One explains the problem. Another...
