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AI for creating professional visuals and images

Updated on 25 October 2026. By aidock.

To create visuals with AI, start with a design tool that includes image generation and your brand assets. Describe the subject, the style, the format and the intended use. Check the tool’s commercial usage rights. Never imitate a real person or an existing brand.

Ready-to-copy prompt

Create an image for [use, e.g. a post announcing a workshop].
Format: [square / landscape / portrait]. Style: [realistic photo / flat illustration].
Scene: [concrete description of the subject, the place and the lighting].
Main colours: [your colours].
No text, no logo, no identifiable real person.

Replace the parts in square brackets. Always reread the result before using it. Learn to write a good request

Tools to compare

Comparison of tools for the task Create visuals
ToolHostingYour dataData processing agreementPriceScore
CanvaEU as an optionTraining can be turned offData processing agreement on business plansFree, then from €110 / year75
PhotoroomHosted outside the EUTraining on by defaultData processing agreement availableFree, then from $12.99 / month68

Only checked listings appear in this table, from the most general to the most specialised. No paid placement.

Under review, listings still being checked: Adobe Firefly, Midjourney, Ideogram.

How to choose

Commercial usage rights

Read the provider’s terms: some tools restrict commercial use depending on the plan you pay for.

Control over the result

Check whether the tool can write legible text in the image, edit a precise area and produce your formats.

Brand consistency

A brand kit with colours, fonts and logo saves you reworking every visual by hand.

Uploaded photos

A photo of an employee or a client is personal data: check what happens to the files and get the consent of the people shown.

Step by step

  1. Specify the use and the format: square post, banner, product page or printed poster.
  2. Describe the scene with concrete details: subject, setting, lighting, style and main colours.
  3. Generate several options, keep the best one and fix the details in an editing tool.
  4. Check hands, text, logos and objects before publishing, and label the image as AI-generated when required.

Common mistakes

  • Asking for an image in the style of a well-known brand or with the face of a real person, at the risk of a legal dispute.
  • Using a generated image in an advert without reading the tool’s terms of use.
  • Publishing an edited product photo that no longer matches the product actually sold.

The listings

Canva

Canva Pty Ltd, Images and design
Checked 17 days ago

Canva is an online graphic design tool with ready-to-use templates for visuals, presentations, videos and documents. AI features help generate images, text and layouts.

EU as an optionTraining can be turned offFree, then from €110 / year

Adobe Firefly

Adobe, Images and design
Listing still being checked

Adobe Firefly is Adobe’s tool for generating images and videos. Its features are also built into software such as Photoshop, Illustrator and Adobe Express.

Hosting to be checkedPrice to be checked

Midjourney

Midjourney, Inc., Images and design
Listing still being checked

Midjourney generates images from a written description or from reference images. It is mostly used for illustrations, mood images and creative visuals.

Hosting to be checkedFrom $10 / month

Ideogram

Ideogram, Images and design
Listing still being checked

Ideogram generates images from a description and can include readable text in them. It suits posters, logos and visuals with a slogan.

Hosting to be checkedPrice to be checked

Photoroom

Photoroom SAS, Images and design
Checked 17 days ago

Photoroom edits product photos with AI: background removal, generated backgrounds, shadows and staged scenes. It offers a web and mobile app as well as an API for processing images in bulk.

Hosted outside the EUTraining on by defaultFree, then from $12.99 / month

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Frequently asked questions

Am I allowed to use an AI-generated image commercially?

It depends on each tool’s terms, and sometimes on the plan you pay for. Read the section on usage rights before using an image in advertising. Also avoid any image that copies a brand, a character or a protected work.

Can I generate an image with the face of an employee or a client?

Only with their explicit consent, because their face is protected by image rights and data protection law. Do not upload their photo to a tool without checking what it does with the files. For illustrations, prefer fictional characters.

Which tool should I choose for product photos?

A tool built for product photos cuts out the object and places it in a setting in a few clicks. For a catalogue, it is faster than a general image generator. Always start from a real photo of the product so the result stays accurate.