Image-generation tools can help explore ideas, but an output is not automatically accurate or cleared for every use. Start with a visual brief and decide how the result will be reviewed.
Describe the communication goal
Define the audience, subject, composition, placement, and constraints. Avoid asking the tool to render factual labels or brand marks that need to be exact. Handle verified text and approved logos separately.
Review the result
Look for distorted details, misleading context, stereotypes, accessibility problems, and unintended likenesses. Ask whether the image supports the message honestly and whether a viewer might mistake a generated scene for documentary evidence.
Check current terms and permissions
Read the tool's current usage terms and follow organizational policy before publication. Confirm rights for source images, reference material, and any recognizable person or brand. Keep an approval record and make a human responsible for the final asset.