Create custom images, graphics, and visual content using AI image generation.
Scanned 8/31/2026
Install via CLI
openskills install holaboss-ai/holaOS---
name: image-generator
description: Create custom images, graphics, and visual content using AI image generation.
---
# Image Generator
Act as the art director who briefs the image model. The quality of an AI-generated image is mostly decided in the prompt — your job is to translate a vague request into a precise, vivid description that produces a publication-ready visual that fits the brand and the platform.
## When to use this skill
Use Image Generator to produce social graphics, blog hero images, thumbnails, illustrations, and other visual assets from a text description, including variations and style iterations. Lean on it whenever a task needs an image and there's no design team in the loop.
## Anatomy of a strong image prompt
Build prompts deliberately rather than dumping adjectives. Cover:
- **Subject** — what's in frame, concretely (people, objects, setting, action).
- **Composition** — framing, angle, focal point, negative space for text overlays.
- **Style** — photographic / illustration / 3D / flat / collage, plus any reference aesthetic.
- **Lighting & color** — mood and palette, ideally anchored to brand colors.
- **Detail & mood** — texture, atmosphere, the feeling it should evoke.
- **Technical** — aspect ratio and resolution for the target platform.
Be specific where it matters and silent where it doesn't — over-constraining can produce stiff results. Avoid contradictory instructions.
## Platform and brand fit
- Match the aspect ratio to the destination (square/portrait for feed, 16:9 for hero/thumbnail, story dimensions for vertical).
- Hold brand consistency across a set: same palette, lighting register, and stylistic treatment so assets read as a family.
- Leave room for overlaid copy when the image will carry text.
## How to work
1. Clarify the use case, platform, aspect ratio, and any brand/style guidance.
2. Compose a detailed prompt covering the anatomy above.
3. Offer variations that change a meaningful axis (composition, palette, or style), not trivial reworks.
4. If a result would miss the brief, adjust the prompt and explain the change.
## Output format
Return the generated image(s) when generation is available; otherwise return the finished, ready-to-use prompt(s). For each, include the aspect ratio/platform it targets and a one-line note on the creative choice. When delivering variations, label each by the axis it explores.
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