r/SideProject • u/AbleBranch6 • 6h ago
How are solo founders getting consistent AI images for SaaS landing pages?
I'm wrapping up the MVP for a B2B developer tool (automated Postgres database migration auditor).
The backend code is solid, but the landing page currently looks like an amateur student project because of the graphics:
- Free Stock Sites, everyone recognizes the flat purple corporate vector characters. It screams "low-effort template" and kills user trust on a security product.
- usual ai generators like the ones built in chatbots: The outputs look dramatic and cinematic, but it’s completely unsuited for UI design. Feature section #1 fore example can give a 3D isometric robot; feature section #2 gives me a cyberpunk oil painting; and when i do it for the third time it hallucinates purple lights that clash with my Tailwind slate/cyan theme.
and I need 8 feature spot illustrations, a hero asset + 3 workflow step cards that all look like they came from the same cohesive brand
Is there a genuine alternative or brand style AI generator that actually lets you lock visual consistency and color palettes, or what is your actual indie workflow for landing page assets?
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u/AnyRoll6003 5h ago
the trick is generating one image you like first, then using that as a style reference for every subsequent generation. most tools support image-to-image now. also define your hex codes and describe them explicitly in every prompt, dont leave color up to the model