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Product Assets

Keep every Autopilot post visually on-brand.

Build an approved visual library during onboarding or later. Autopilot can generate article visuals, use eligible brand references, and preserve the source and purpose of every asset.

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Private until used Approved-only reuse Exact placement stays distinct
app / assets / approved Active site scoped
Needs reviewApproved
All origins38 reusable
Approved

Analytics dashboard

Product screenshot · WebP

Approved

Workflow diagram

Diagram · WebP

Needs review

Pricing overview

Website capture · WebP

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Brand mark

Logo · WebP

Discover

Find useful images and rendered sections inside the website scope you provide.

Approve

Review, undo, and keep eligibility and provenance explicit.

Place

Attach the exact approved visual to a valid article section.

Guide

Use approved references without confusing them with exact placement.

The visual supply chain

Know where the visual came from, who approved it, and how the article uses it.

A visual library remains useful only when discovery, eligibility, exact placement, and generation context remain separate decisions.

  1. 01

    Source

    Upload a deliberate file or discover bounded candidates from the active site's public pages.

  2. 02

    Prove

    Normalize the visual and keep origin, source pages, dimensions, and change evidence.

  3. 03

    Approve

    Confirm what the image shows, its alt text, kind, tags, and downstream eligibility.

  4. 04

    Apply

    Place the exact asset or select it as explicit generation context. Do not treat it as both.

Website discovery

Build the starter library without turning your website into an unreviewed image dump.

A bounded run finds eligible image files and rendered public sections, normalizes them, fingerprints them, records their origin, and waits for approval before Autopilot can reuse them.

  • Website files and rendered page captures remain distinct origins.
  • Unchanged fingerprints refresh evidence instead of creating silent copies.
  • The run reports progress, additions, captures, unchanged items, and failures.
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Discovery run
Reviewable output with a visible budget
Inspecting public pages76%
Discovered
31
Candidates evaluated
Added
12
Needs review
Unchanged
17
Fingerprint match
Failed
2
Reported
Manual discovery is site-scoped, asynchronous, rate-limited, and unable to approve or publish a result.
Library governance

Approval should change what the product is allowed to do.

Discovered candidates are not eligible by default. Review the visual's meaning, accessible text, origin, and lifecycle before it becomes a reusable asset.

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Needs review

Edit and approve individually or make explicit bulk decisions.

Useful metadata

Label, description, alt text, kind, tags, dimensions, and origin.

Site-scoped eligibility

Only active assets from the same workspace and site can enter supported workflows.

Safe archive

Block normal future use without rewriting existing article placements.

Intentional uploads are normalized, too.

Valid JPEG, PNG, or WebP files up to 7 MB are decoded, rotated, bounded, resized without enlargement, and stored as WebP with required label and description.

Private library
Use in content

Choose the guarantee the article actually needs.

Exact placement and reference-guided generation are valuable for different jobs. Blogged keeps them explicit so a buyer, editor, or reviewer knows what happened.

Exact visual

Direct article placement

Copy the approved asset's exact bytes into a valid post section when product fidelity matters.

  • Same-site active asset re-checked at save time
  • Post-specific copy with dimensions and alt text
  • Direct placement stays reviewable while eligible Autopilot posts can publish automatically
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Guidance, not a clone

Reference-guided generation

Send up to three approved visuals as generation context, then apply the exact approved logo separately after generation.

  • Eligibility verified before queueing and in the worker
  • Reference asset IDs retained in generation metadata
  • Exact logo composited. Never redrawn by the model.
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Complete Assets product

Nine controls across discovery, governance, and article use.

Explore the exact workflows behind the product promise, including the eligibility checks and editorial boundaries that keep visuals trustworthy.

9 inspectable controls
Discover

Build a useful visual library from your public site without publishing anything.

Website image discoveryFind eligible visuals inside the exact website, subdomain, or product folder provided.Rendered page capturesCapture useful sections from semantic and modern component-based public sites.Deduplicated refreshRecognize unchanged visuals and surface changed sources for review.
Govern

Keep visual metadata, eligibility, provenance, and approvals under control.

Review queueApprove, edit, bulk-review, discard, or undo discovered visuals.Asset metadataKeep labels, descriptions, alt text, kinds, tags, and source URLs together.Private library & archiveKeep assets site-scoped and private until deliberately used in a post.
Use in content

Move approved visuals into articles or use them as controlled generation context.

Direct article placementAttach an approved asset to a valid article section without regenerating it.Reference-guided imagesGive generation up to three active, site-scoped visual references.Exact logo controlComposite the approved logo after generation instead of asking a model to redraw it.
Visual integrity

Useful because the boundary travels with the visual.

Assets does not treat public availability as approval, a reference as exact reproduction, or a successful attachment as permission to publish.

Private by default

Library records stay private until a user deliberately applies an asset in a post.

Approved-only eligibility

Discovered visuals must move through review before normal downstream reuse.

Provenance retained

Source URLs, page origins, fingerprints, and generation references remain inspectable where available.

Exact means exact

Use direct placement for fidelity; references guide generation but do not promise a pixel-perfect clone.

FAQ

Questions about Assets.

Clear answers about discovery, review, uploads, privacy, exact placement, visual references, and logo integrity.

What is Blogged Assets?

Blogged Assets is a governed, site-scoped visual library for SaaS content. It supports bounded website discovery, intentional uploads, review and metadata controls, exact article placement, reference-guided image generation, exact logo compositing, and generated-image history.

Are website visuals approved automatically?

No. Images and rendered sections discovered from the active site's public pages enter Needs review. An authorized workspace member can approve, edit, reject, or undo the decision before the candidate becomes eligible for normal reuse.

What is the difference between direct placement and a visual reference?

Direct placement copies the exact approved asset into a valid article section. A visual reference supplies context to a new image-generation request and does not guarantee pixel-level reproduction. Use direct placement when exact product fidelity matters.

How does Blogged handle an approved company logo?

The image model is not asked to redraw the approved logo. When eligible, Blogged composites the exact customer-provided mark onto the generated image afterward using deterministic size, contrast, and placement bounds.

What happens to articles when an asset is archived?

Archiving removes an asset from normal future eligibility but does not rewrite existing article placements. Direct article placement creates a post-specific copy, so a saved or published visual remains stable.

Can I upload product visuals during onboarding?

Yes. You can upload product screenshots and brand visuals during onboarding when website discovery is unavailable or when you want to establish the approved asset library directly.

Give Autopilot a trusted visual system.

Approve product visuals and brand references once, then make them available to Autopilot across future articles.

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