Images

Images

A great blog post deserves a great cover image. Wonderblogs generates AI images that match your brand — and learns your preferences over time.

Generating images

Use the Generate tab to create images independently from blog posts. Describe what you want in the prompt field and click Generate Image. The pipeline uses your brand's visual identity (color palette, style, mood) from Brand Context to produce on-brand visuals.

Generation typically takes 30–60 seconds with real-time progress updates. The finished image is saved to your site's gallery automatically.

Gallery

The Gallery tab shows every image associated with your site:

  • Standalone images — created from the Generate tab.
  • Post cover images — generated during content runs.

Click any image to see its generation prompt and rating status. Standalone images can be deleted from the gallery; post cover images are managed from the Posts page.

Teaching Wonderblogs your style

The Feedback tab shows unrated images for you to review. Rating them is how Wonderblogs learns what you like.

For each image you rate five dimensions on a 1–5 scale:

  • Brand Alignment — Does it match your brand identity?
  • Content Relevance — Is it relevant to the topic?
  • Visual Style — Does the style match your preferences?
  • Mood & Tone — Is the emotional quality right?
  • Composition — Is the layout and visual quality good?

You can also tag specific issues (e.g., "Has text," "Too abstract") and leave written feedback. After 5 or more ratings, Wonderblogs summarizes your preferences and uses them to guide future image generation — so your visuals get better over time.

Reference Images

For the most precise visual control, upload reference images in the Visual Identity section of your Brand Context page. These are example images that represent your ideal cover image style — Wonderblogs analyzes them to extract colors, style, composition, and mood, then uses those insights to guide every image it generates.

To add reference images:

  1. Go to Brand Context and scroll to the Visual Identity section.
  2. Drag and drop images into the Reference Images area, or click to browse. JPG, PNG, and WebP are supported (max 5 MB each).
  3. Each image is automatically analyzed by an AI vision model. You'll see a checkmark when analysis is complete.

Free plans allow up to 2 reference images; Pro plans allow up to 5. You can view the extracted style notes by expanding the Extracted Style Notes panel below your uploaded images.

Reference images work alongside the existing visual identity text fields (color palette, style, mood) and your feedback ratings. Think of them as "show, don't tell" — the AI sees exactly what you mean instead of interpreting text descriptions.

Visual Identity settings

The Generate tab shows a summary of your current visual identity. To update your color palette, style, mood, or banned visual elements, head to the Brand Context page and edit the Visual Identity section.