Use approved SaaS product screenshots and diagrams in valid article sections, with high-confidence recommendations, preview control, and stable post copies.
Using a library asset fills the section image card; it does not silently publish the article or bypass the normal Editor review.
Approved product assets can support an article in two controlled ways: an editor can choose an active visual and attach its exact bytes to a valid section image card, or Blogged can recommend a relevant approved screenshot or diagram using deterministic terms from the section heading and image brief. Direct placement copies the asset into post-specific storage, preserves its dimensions and alt text, and keeps the image disabled until the editor reviews the result. Generated post-image history is deliberately excluded from reusable recommendations to prevent circular reuse.
Each control keeps the difference between discovery, eligibility, exact placement, and generation context visible.
The editor copies the selected active asset to the post's section-image storage and keeps the resulting card available for preview.
Deterministic matching compares meaningful section and image-brief terms with approved asset labels, tags, and descriptions.
The attachment transaction verifies that the post, section, image card, workspace, and asset are still valid at save time.
A successfully attached asset becomes ready in the Editor, but the image and the article still follow the normal preview and publication workflow.
The workflow preserves site scope, provenance, eligibility, and editorial control instead of turning every image into automatic generation context.
Open a valid section image card and inspect any high-confidence recommendation or browse the approved site library.
Blogged re-checks eligibility, copies the stored visual to the post, and updates the section card transactionally.
Review the image, placement, alt text, and surrounding claims before enabling the visual and publishing the post.
Direct placement avoids an invented UI screenshot, but the editor still owns relevance, accessibility, permissions, and freshness. A correct file can still be the wrong evidence for a claim or an outdated representation of the product.
Clear answers about discovery, approval, provenance, privacy, placement, and generation boundaries.
Yes. An active approved asset can be attached directly to a valid article section. Blogged copies the exact stored visual into post-specific storage rather than asking an image model to recreate it.
The recommendation logic compares meaningful terms from the article title, section heading, and image brief with approved asset labels, tags, and descriptions. It intentionally favors no recommendation when relevance is weak.
No. The attachment creates or updates the section image card in the Editor. The user still reviews the card, enables the visual where appropriate, and controls article publication.
No. Direct placement creates a post-specific copy. Archiving the library record blocks normal new reuse but does not rewrite existing article placements.
Manage a private SaaS product asset library with review queues, visible approvals, undo, bulk decisions, alt text, provenance, and safe archiving.
Explore workflowGuide SaaS article-image generation with up to three approved visual references, site-scoped eligibility checks, exact logo compositing, and provenance.
Explore workflowDiscover website images and rendered sections inside the exact root domain, subdomain, or product folder provided, with source provenance and approval before reuse.
Explore workflowBuild the library, approve what is actually useful, and choose exact placement or reference-guided generation based on the evidence the article needs.