Set your palette, style, and “never include” rules once. Drop <Inktag/> in your blog — every image inherits your brand. No more stock photos. No more Photoshop.
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// In your blog template
import { Inktag } from "@inktag/react"
export default function Post() {
return <Inktag
prompt="a wine cellar at golden hour"
format="webp"
/>
}Once your brand is set, every tag inherits it. The only thing you change is the prompt.
npm i @inktag/react. Paste your API key. That's the whole setup.<Inktag prompt="…"/> anywhere you'd use an <img/>. We render in your brand, cache, and serve.The biggest problem with on-demand AI imagery isn't quality — it's consistency. Your dashboard locks the variables that matter, so the model only changes what should change: the subject.
<img/>.One tag. Different aspect ratios per surface. Your brand applied to every output, automatically.
Everything below came from one brand: Cellar Press · editorial photography · palette of 5. Different prompts, identical look.
Other tools give you images. We give you images that look like you.
We expect a few. Email hi@inktag.io if yours isn't here.
100 seats, hand-picked. We read every “what will you generate” answer — the ones with a real use case go in first. No card required.
Bloggers, writers, and content sites that represent a brand — and need their images to look like that brand. Not for one-off memes.
We read every 'what will you generate' answer. 100 seats go to the use cases that best stress-test the brand-locking system.
If selected: an invite, your API key, and early-access pricing locked in. If not: a place on the launch waitlist with the same pricing.