Preview the complete AI influencer starter kit
A launch package should make the account’s promise visible before anyone follows. Eli’s brief is a fictional city explorer for adults interested in wearable outfits and slower neighborhood routines. The three pillars are practical style, city stories and everyday rituals. The introduction establishes the AI identity; the other eight posts show the promise in action.
Tap a photo for its full image, prompt and caption. Numbers always identify publishing order. Profile example assumes latest-first ordering and no pins; actual platform layouts can differ.
This is a coherent example set, not a claim of a live account or measured growth. The photos show different moments and clothes, while curls, glasses, complexion and the silver hoop connect them. No image is one ninth of a larger mural.
Which assets are essential, and which are optional?
Prepare the assets that explain and support your content promise; skip placements your chosen platform does not use. An avatar and clear bio help establish the account. A production-ready reference and written visual rules help you make the next batch.
| Asset | What to prepare | Status / specification basis |
|---|---|---|
| Identity reference + visual guide | One approved adult character image, stable traits, palette, wardrobe and voice | Essential production reference; use your own authorized fictional character. |
| Profile avatar | Native-resolution portrait master + square upload + circular preview | Essential for this plan; our square export is 1122 × 1122, not an official minimum. |
| Bio + real destination link | Three English drafts, content promise, virtual-creator disclosure | Choose one. Check character count and links in the destination app. |
| Pinned introduction | Post 1 image + complete caption; pin after publishing if supported | Recommended orientation for new readers, not mandatory. |
| First nine posts | Nine standalone photos, full prompts, captions and a sequence | Editorial plan; you can launch with fewer reviewed posts. |
| Platform banner | Separate X and YouTube artwork | Optional; neither is a universal social-profile requirement. |
| Media kit | Portfolio and brand-partnership document | Separate job. Build it when you need to pitch brands; do not invent audience figures. |
Make your own kit with the current tools
Save the character first, prepare profile assets in Creator Kit, refine the bio, then make the opening photos individually. The workflow below was checked against the local product UI and code on October 23, 2026. It does not promise a single button that generates the entire download.
1. Create or select the character
Open Create influencer, or select an existing character in My Influencers. Review the identity reference before making other assets. Define the niche, intended audience and three content pillars first. For Eli, “city notebook” is the editorial premise, not a claim of real travel experience.
2. Open View Creator Kit on the selected character
On the character page, choose View Creator Kit. This opens that character’s Content Strategy with the Creator Kit section selected. The Instagram and TikTok tabs contain Profile Avatar, Brand Cover, editable account details and a profile preview. Use Generate Creator Kit or complete missing assets, review them, then Save profile. Download each image and use Download profiles for profile copy. A cover is reusable brand artwork; adapt it separately for a supported platform header.
The stable entry is My Influencers → select a character → View Creator Kit. Its final address contains your saved character’s ID; this article does not link to someone else’s character. Generation uses the displayed quote and your account’s current access rules.
3. Refine a bio with a concrete brief
In Instagram Bio Generator, choose An idea, describe “What should this creator account be known for?”, then set What should it do?, Writing tone, Audience and Language. Add the approved fictional identity and content promise in the context. Review the drafts, copy the chosen bio and update the destination profile yourself; the tool does not create the social account.
4. Produce and inspect nine independent photos
Open AI Influencer Image Generator and continue to Create Photos. Select the saved character or attach the same approved identity reference. Use the identity block plus one scene prompt at a time, pick a supported portrait ratio and inspect the displayed model settings and credit quote. Generate, compare with the reference, download approved outputs and repeat. Do not keep feeding each new output into the next task and accumulate identity drift.
Our supplied photos were made as editorial images with the conversation’s built-in image generator, not through this Studio sequence. The prompts below are reusable production briefs, not exact-output guarantees. Seven photos come from our archived Eli set; two were made for this kit. The download preserves the original recorded prompts separately.
Start with a saved character. Creator Kit, bio writing and photo generation are separate steps; review the displayed cost before generating.
Build the avatar, banner, bios and visual guide
The avatar should still read as the same person at a small circular size; the bio should explain the account without inventing a real biography. Use an unfiltered face reference, leave room around the hair and check both square and circular crops.
Avatar: original portrait and circular crop


Three complete English bios
Each includes a niche, a content promise and an explicit virtual-character disclosure. Counts include line breaks. These are drafts for the character, not claims of username availability. Creator Kit caps Instagram copy at 150 characters and TikTok copy at 80; these are verified product limits. We could not independently confirm current Instagram/TikTok bio limits in accessible official help, so check the destination editor. X’s official help states a 160-character bio maximum.
City-first · Instagram draft
Eli | fictional AI city explorer Coffee corners, everyday style & slow walks. Follow for small-city stories.
108 characters · Lead with the niche and a concrete reason to follow.
Style-first · Instagram draft
A virtual creator with a well-worn jacket. Eli: practical outfits & neighborhood rituals. Save a look. Suggest a scene.
119 characters · Lead with a memorable wardrobe detail and invite participation.
Compact · cross-platform draft
Eli, fictional AI creator. City walks, coffee & everyday style. Pick a scene.
77 characters · Short version for tighter fields; check the destination app before saving.
One visual guide, not nine identical outfits
#6C2D3C
Signature work jacket / small accent
#293447
Overshirts / darker scenes
#74745B
Canvas / practical layers
#E8E1D4
Editorial backgrounds / cream tee
- Identity: 29-year-old fictional adult; warm olive freckled complexion, short dark curls, amber round glasses, light moustache and stubble, small silver left-ear hoop. Compare face shape and apparent age with the approved portrait.
- Photography: off-center framing, lived-in places, natural skin texture, purposeful hands and believable window or street light. A wide scene and a closer action frame should each add information.
- Wardrobe: textured work jackets, indigo overshirts, olive layers, simple tees and charcoal trousers. Change clothes inside this style world rather than forcing one outfit on every post.
- Voice: observant, concrete, lightly playful. Ask one useful question. Describe imagined scenes as fiction; do not invent credentials, real travel, partnerships or personal product tests.
- Avoid: waxy skin, inconsistent glasses, unexplained age changes, stiff hands, generic studio smiles, fabricated signs and copied real-person likenesses.
Optional banners: adapt to the actual platform
The download includes a 1500 × 500 X header and a 2560 × 1440 YouTube banner. Both use the same portrait and an editorial character-card treatment. The YouTube face and headline sit inside the centered safe area; the X layout leaves the lower-left area quiet for avatar overlap. These are designed banners, not generated platform screenshots.

Preview the separate YouTube banner ↗. Neither artwork is an Instagram or TikTok profile-banner requirement.
Asset specifications: official rules versus design choices
Use the platform’s current upload rules, then preview the crop on the actual account. Specifications below were checked October 23, 2026. Our margins and export choices are design recommendations, not platform policies.
| Asset | What to prepare | Status / specification basis |
|---|---|---|
| Instagram photo posts | Official: up to 1080 px wide; supported ratio 1.91:1 through 3:4. Our nine upload JPGs: 1080 × 1350 (4:5). | Instagram Help, read in local Chrome. 4:5 is our export choice inside the supported range; other upload paths may have different constraints. |
| Profile avatar | Our square source: 1122 × 1122; crop preview is circular. Keep face and hair away from corners. | Design recommendation, not an Instagram minimum. X recommends 400 × 400; YouTube says the profile image renders at 98 × 98 and accepts JPG/PNG among other formats, at most 15 MB. |
| X header / bio | Official recommended header: 1500 × 500; bio maximum: 160 characters. | X Help, read in local Chrome. Empty lower-left space and crop margins are our choices; preview avatar overlap in your account. |
| YouTube banner | Official recommended: 2560 × 1440; minimum: 2048 × 1152; 6 MB maximum. At minimum size, text/logo safe area: 1235 × 338. | YouTube Help. We scale that centered safe area proportionally to approximately 1544 × 422 at 2560 × 1440, rounding inward. |
| Instagram / TikTok bio drafts | Site Creator Kit limits: 150 / 80 characters. Our compact bio fits both product caps. | Product code verified. Current platform-side bio limits were not independently verified from official help; confirm in the destination app before saving. |
| Post crop margins | Our aim: keep key face, hand and story details in the central 80%; review feet and head separately. | Editorial safe-area recommendation, not an official grid rule. Feed, profile preview, pinning and reorder controls can change presentation. |
First nine posts: photos, full prompts and captions
Publish a useful sequence, not a sliced mural. Post 1 introduces the character; Posts 2–6 establish the promise; Posts 7–9 expand that world. Each image stands alone with a complete caption. The two harbor posts are independent generations with different framing and story purposes.
Publish in the numbered order at a cadence you can maintain. A latest-first profile without pins would then read 9–8–7 / 6–5–4 / 3–2–1. Pinning the introduction, changing the profile order or adding a new post changes that layout. Do not promise a permanent tiled arrangement. You can spread these posts across your own schedule; there is no nine-post algorithmic threshold.
Prompt recipe: the same identity reference and identity block, then each image’s own scene, outfit, action, lighting and camera. Replace Eli’s description and attach your own approved reference when adapting. For broader continuity checks, use the character consistency guide.
View and copy the shared identity block
Use the attached approved Eli identity reference for every image. Eli is an original fictional adult, age 29: warm olive skin with visible freckles and pores, short dark loose curls, hazel eyes, amber tortoiseshell round glasses, light moustache and stubble, and a small silver left-ear hoop. Preserve face shape, hairline, complexion, apparent age and body proportions. Keep natural skin texture and physically believable anatomy. Change the scene and clothing only as specified below; do not replace the person. One independent photograph, no collage, typography, watermark or app interface.
Post 01 · Meet Eli · Introduction

The pinned introduction
Explain who the character is, what the account offers and how to join in. Pin this introduction after publishing.
Ready-to-use caption
Meet Eli: a fictional AI creator with a soft spot for coffee corners, well-worn jackets and taking the long way home. This account is a visual notebook of imagined city routines, practical outfit ideas and small neighborhood stories. Every scene is AI-created; these are not photos of a real person's daily life. What should the first series explore: coffee corners or everyday outfits?
Review before use: Keep the face recognizable at avatar size; introductory wording must explicitly identify the fictional AI character.
Complete image prompt
Use the attached approved Eli identity reference for every image. Eli is an original fictional adult, age 29: warm olive skin with visible freckles and pores, short dark loose curls, hazel eyes, amber tortoiseshell round glasses, light moustache and stubble, and a small silver left-ear hoop. Preserve face shape, hairline, complexion, apparent age and body proportions. Keep natural skin texture and physically believable anatomy. Change the scene and clothing only as specified below; do not replace the person. One independent photograph, no collage, typography, watermark or app interface. SCENE, OUTFIT, ACTION, LIGHT & CAMERA Head-and-upper-chest portrait by a worn red-brown bookshop doorway. Burgundy corduroy work jacket over a cream tee. Camera at eye level, head turned only ten degrees, thoughtful asymmetric half-smile, hands outside the frame. Diffuse autumn daylight, chipped paint and softly blurred shelves. Include all hair and both ears with comfortable headroom. Portrait 4:5, subject inside the central 80 percent.
Post 02 · The coffee-corner question · Neighborhood rituals

What this post does
Start a repeatable series with one easy-to-answer question.
Ready-to-use caption
A tiny cup, a rain-cleared window and nowhere urgent to be. For Eli's next imagined coffee corner: quiet jazz or city noise? AI-created scene; no cafe visit or review is claimed.
Review before use: Check the cup handle, visible hand and glasses; do not imply a real cafe review.
Complete image prompt
Use the attached approved Eli identity reference for every image. Eli is an original fictional adult, age 29: warm olive skin with visible freckles and pores, short dark loose curls, hazel eyes, amber tortoiseshell round glasses, light moustache and stubble, and a small silver left-ear hoop. Preserve face shape, hairline, complexion, apparent age and body proportions. Keep natural skin texture and physically believable anatomy. Change the scene and clothing only as specified below; do not replace the person. One independent photograph, no collage, typography, watermark or app interface. SCENE, OUTFIT, ACTION, LIGHT & CAMERA Street-cafe candid phone-selfie viewpoint, camera-holding arm outside the frame. Burgundy corduroy jacket over a cream tee. One hand rests on the ceramic espresso cup at a scuffed green table. Rain-cleared street, uneven daylight, amused relaxed expression. Keep cup contact plausible and preserve the freckled face. Portrait 4:5.
Post 03 · One jacket, a whole look · Practical style

What this post does
Give the audience a specific styling idea rather than a generic portrait.
Ready-to-use caption
Work jacket, striped tee, charcoal trousers. The repeatable bit is the texture contrast: corduroy against a simple cotton layer. Save the combination for your own wardrobe notes. Eli and this styling scene are AI-created.
Review before use: Inspect cuff contact, reflection, trouser shape and both shoes; leave space below the feet in a profile crop.
Complete image prompt
Use the attached approved Eli identity reference for every image. Eli is an original fictional adult, age 29: warm olive skin with visible freckles and pores, short dark loose curls, hazel eyes, amber tortoiseshell round glasses, light moustache and stubble, and a small silver left-ear hoop. Preserve face shape, hairline, complexion, apparent age and body proportions. Keep natural skin texture and physically believable anatomy. Change the scene and clothing only as specified below; do not replace the person. One independent photograph, no collage, typography, watermark or app interface. SCENE, OUTFIT, ACTION, LIGHT & CAMERA Full-body street photograph beside a shop window. Burgundy corduroy work jacket over a striped cream tee, charcoal trousers and worn black shoes. Adjust one cuff with a natural hand grip. Show both shoes, textured paving and a coherent window reflection. Soft overcast light; slightly off-center composition. Portrait 4:5.
Post 04 · A slower start · Neighborhood rituals

What this post does
Show an everyday action that makes the character's world recognizable.
Ready-to-use caption
Today's imagined routine: open the curtains before opening another tab. A small pause for Eli's visual notebook. What detail makes your morning feel started? Fictional AI scene, not a real daily diary.
Review before use: Check curtain contact, eye direction and towel edges; avoid turning a fictional routine into a factual personal claim.
Complete image prompt
Use the attached approved Eli identity reference for every image. Eli is an original fictional adult, age 29: warm olive skin with visible freckles and pores, short dark loose curls, hazel eyes, amber tortoiseshell round glasses, light moustache and stubble, and a small silver left-ear hoop. Preserve face shape, hairline, complexion, apparent age and body proportions. Keep natural skin texture and physically believable anatomy. Change the scene and clothing only as specified below; do not replace the person. One independent photograph, no collage, typography, watermark or app interface. SCENE, OUTFIT, ACTION, LIGHT & CAMERA Side view in a small lived-in tiled kitchen. Indigo cotton tee, striped towel over one shoulder. Pull open a linen curtain with one hand; glance toward the camera. Uneven dawn light, herbs on the windowsill and a worn sink. Upper-body composition, natural skin texture and relaxed purposeful hand. Portrait 4:5.
Post 05 · Plan the long way home · City stories

What this post does
Connect the location theme with a useful planning habit.
Ready-to-use caption
One route, three small stops: a window worth looking at, a place to pause, a street you normally skip. This is a fictional route sketch for Eli's next AI-created city story, not a real map or travel recommendation. What would your three stops be?
Review before use: Inspect pencil grip and both hands; the notebook is an illustration, not a navigable map.
Complete image prompt
Use the attached approved Eli identity reference for every image. Eli is an original fictional adult, age 29: warm olive skin with visible freckles and pores, short dark loose curls, hazel eyes, amber tortoiseshell round glasses, light moustache and stubble, and a small silver left-ear hoop. Preserve face shape, hairline, complexion, apparent age and body proportions. Keep natural skin texture and physically believable anatomy. Change the scene and clothing only as specified below; do not replace the person. One independent photograph, no collage, typography, watermark or app interface. SCENE, OUTFIT, ACTION, LIGHT & CAMERA Medium seated three-quarter view at a scratched wooden desk by an apartment window. Muted olive chore shirt over cream tee, charcoal trousers. Write a simple unlabeled route sketch in an open notebook with the right hand; left palm steadies the other page. One pencil, natural grip. Scuffed sill, old radiator and folded navy jacket on the chair. Look down at the notebook. Diffuse late-afternoon daylight. Keep head and both hands within the central 80 percent; portrait 4:5.
Post 06 · The signature detail · Practical style

What this post does
Make a repeatable identity cue visible without repeating the full outfit photograph.
Ready-to-use caption
The glasses and silver hoop stay; the outfit can change. A tiny styling detail can tie different scenes together. This mirror study is AI-created for Eli's fictional account. Which detail would define your character?
Review before use: Review ear placement, jewelry, mirror geometry and finger contact at full size; reflections can reverse the visible side.
Complete image prompt
Use the attached approved Eli identity reference for every image. Eli is an original fictional adult, age 29: warm olive skin with visible freckles and pores, short dark loose curls, hazel eyes, amber tortoiseshell round glasses, light moustache and stubble, and a small silver left-ear hoop. Preserve face shape, hairline, complexion, apparent age and body proportions. Keep natural skin texture and physically believable anatomy. Change the scene and clothing only as specified below; do not replace the person. One independent photograph, no collage, typography, watermark or app interface. SCENE, OUTFIT, ACTION, LIGHT & CAMERA Three-quarter bathroom mirror photograph. Indigo shirt, amber glasses and a small silver left-ear hoop. Carefully adjust the hoop with one hand. Lived-in green tiles and early daylight. Keep the mirror reflection physically coherent, fingers natural and face recognizable. Portrait 4:5.
Post 07 · A change of scenery · City stories

What this post does
Establish a wider setting while keeping the same identity and style world.
Ready-to-use caption
Trade the traffic hum for ropes, stone and a little sea air. Eli's imagined harbor pause starts with the wide view. AI-created travel fiction; no actual visit, location review or travel advice is implied.
Review before use: Compare face and body with the reference; inspect hand-on-wall contact and the bag strap.
Complete image prompt
Use the attached approved Eli identity reference for every image. Eli is an original fictional adult, age 29: warm olive skin with visible freckles and pores, short dark loose curls, hazel eyes, amber tortoiseshell round glasses, light moustache and stubble, and a small silver left-ear hoop. Preserve face shape, hairline, complexion, apparent age and body proportions. Keep natural skin texture and physically believable anatomy. Change the scene and clothing only as specified below; do not replace the person. One independent photograph, no collage, typography, watermark or app interface. SCENE, OUTFIT, ACTION, LIGHT & CAMERA Wide environmental portrait beside a weathered harbor stone wall and old fishing boats. Indigo overshirt over cream tee, olive trousers, white canvas shoes and weathered khaki canvas crossbody bag. Look toward the boats; one hand rests naturally on the wall. Breezy afternoon light, complete body visible. Portrait 4:5; keep feet above the bottom crop margin.
Post 08 · The closer story · City stories

What this post does
Publish a separate, self-contained detail story instead of a duplicate crop of Post 7.
Ready-to-use caption
The wide shot tells you where the story happens. The folded map tells you what the character is doing. A separate scene from Eli's fictional harbor notebook, made with AI. Choose the next detail: doors, windows or street corners?
Review before use: The archived first version changed the crossbody to a tote; a local repair restored the diagonal strap. Check the strap and both hands again.
Complete image prompt
Use the attached approved Eli identity reference for every image. Eli is an original fictional adult, age 29: warm olive skin with visible freckles and pores, short dark loose curls, hazel eyes, amber tortoiseshell round glasses, light moustache and stubble, and a small silver left-ear hoop. Preserve face shape, hairline, complexion, apparent age and body proportions. Keep natural skin texture and physically believable anatomy. Change the scene and clothing only as specified below; do not replace the person. One independent photograph, no collage, typography, watermark or app interface. SCENE, OUTFIT, ACTION, LIGHT & CAMERA Create a new closer side portrait beside the same weathered harbor wall and fishing boats. Same indigo overshirt, cream tee and weathered khaki crossbody messenger bag as the wide harbor reference. Wide diagonal strap from left shoulder toward right hip, dark metal adjuster. Hold a folded paper map naturally with both hands; no readable map words. Afternoon sea breeze, portrait 4:5. Use the approved identity and wide harbor image as references; do not change the bag into a tote.
Post 09 · An after-hours ritual · Neighborhood rituals

What this post does
End the opening set with a personal-world detail and a question for the next series.
Ready-to-use caption
Not every city story happens outside. Eli's imagined after-hours ritual: find a little room to move, then take the long way home. A still AI-created scene, not a dance-video result. Which series should continue next: style notes or city rituals?
Review before use: Check planted-foot contact, both hands and body proportions; do not label this still as a completed dance video.
Complete image prompt
Use the attached approved Eli identity reference for every image. Eli is an original fictional adult, age 29: warm olive skin with visible freckles and pores, short dark loose curls, hazel eyes, amber tortoiseshell round glasses, light moustache and stubble, and a small silver left-ear hoop. Preserve face shape, hairline, complexion, apparent age and body proportions. Keep natural skin texture and physically believable anatomy. Change the scene and clothing only as specified below; do not replace the person. One independent photograph, no collage, typography, watermark or app interface. SCENE, OUTFIT, ACTION, LIGHT & CAMERA Full-body static photograph in a small scuffed dance rehearsal studio. Burgundy tee, charcoal trousers and off-white sneakers. One grounded side-step, weight on the planted foot, hands relaxed and both feet visible. Worn wooden floor, upright piano and soft window light. Preserve adult face and body proportions. Portrait 4:5. This is one still photograph, not evidence of generated motion.
The map scene needed a real continuity repair: the earlier generation substituted a tote for the crossbody bag. The retained corrected image restores the diagonal strap. This illustrates why you compare the image with the reference rather than treating a consistent prompt as proof of a consistent result.
Download the starter kit and editable templates
The ZIP contains actual images and readable working files, not a signup gate. You get nine 1080 × 1350 upload JPGs, nine native-resolution WebP masters, the square avatar, two platform-specific banners, three bios, nine captions and prompts, a visual guide, a numbered CSV plan and a blank worksheet for your own character.
Use the supplied Eli set as a labeled learning example. It is not an exclusive persona, reserved handle, completed social account or evidence of audience results. For your own launch, use the blank worksheet and your own approved fictional character; read the commercial-use policy and AI disclosure guidance. Adapt captions to the actual final images and never invent a real visit or personal experience.
Check the kit before going live
A consistent-looking grid is only one check; every individual image and claim must also work. Inspect the HD files, then the real avatar and post previews on a phone. Pin the introduction only after seeing how it changes the layout.
Once the launch assets are ready, extend the same pillars with the 30-day content plan. If you need a brand-facing portfolio, use the separate AI influencer media kit template. Keep those jobs separate from preparing the account itself.
Start with a saved character. Creator Kit, bio writing and photo generation are separate steps; review the displayed cost before generating.
AI influencer starter kit FAQ
What assets do I need before launching my AI influencer account?
Prepare an approved character reference, a crop-safe avatar, a niche-led bio, a clear introduction and a small library of independent posts with captions. Add a visual guide and a review checklist so later content stays recognizable. A banner is optional and depends on your platform. This nine-post plan is an editorial example, not a platform launch requirement.
Do I need nine posts before I launch?
No. You can launch with fewer approved posts. Nine makes a useful planning board for balancing introduction, niche and lifestyle, but it does not unlock distribution or guarantee traffic. Prioritize coherent, useful posts over filling every slot.
Is an AI influencer starter kit the same as a media kit?
No. A starter kit prepares your own account: avatar, bio, identity rules and opening content. A media kit introduces the account to prospective brand partners, using a portfolio and any real audience or commercial evidence you have. This starter example contains no audience metrics, rates or invented partnerships.
Can I download the kit without registering?
Yes. The ZIP, images, bio text, captions, prompts, editable worksheet and CSV plan are public downloads. Generating your own character or images in Studio requires sign-in and follows the current tool and credit rules. Downloading this example does not purchase or generate anything.
Can I reuse these assets for my own account?
Use the prompts and blank worksheet to build your own original character. The supplied Eli images and copy are a labeled editorial learning example; they are not an exclusive character license, a transferable handle or an endorsement. Do not present Eli as a real person, claim exclusive rights or imply real visits and product use. Check our commercial-use and disclosure policies for your own generated work.
Should my AI influencer wear the same outfit in every post?
No. Keep the face, apparent adult age, hair and signature details stable. Vary clothing within a clear style direction. Eli keeps amber glasses and a silver hoop while switching between burgundy, indigo and olive layers. Reference images guide identity; prompts alone cannot guarantee consistency.
Do Instagram and TikTok need a profile banner?
This kit treats banners as optional artwork for channels that support them, such as X and YouTube. Creator Kit's Brand Cover is reusable artwork, not a claim that Instagram or TikTok has a native profile-header upload. Use each platform's actual editing screen to check placements.
Does the kit create an account or publish the nine posts for me?
No. The download is a set of assets and instructions. Creator Kit saves profile assets and copy, Bio Generator drafts text, and the photo workspace makes individual images. You choose the username, update the destination profile, review disclosures and publish through an available manual or supported publishing workflow.
Sources, production method and limitations
The editorial team assembled this kit on October 23, 2026. Eli is an original fictional adult; no real-person photo or celebrity reference was used. Seven photos reuse our recorded October 18 editorial set, and the introduction and notebook images were generated for this article. Each selected photo was reviewed at full size. The local files record source hashes, dates, prompts and the harbor repair; the public source record omits local paths and account information.
Generation used the conversation’s built-in image tool; an exact provider model/version and dollar/website-credit charge were not exposed. We do not assign one. The on-page prompts are adaptation-ready briefs; archived original prompts and the repair chain are included in the record. Native output dimensions are retained in the HD files; smaller upload exports are not claimed to contain newly generated detail. This is a visual editorial example, not a measured Studio benchmark, growth experiment or actual account launch.
- Instagram Help: image resolution of photos you share — official photo dimensions and ratio range; read in local Chrome.
- X Help: how to customize your profile — official profile/header dimensions and 160-character bio maximum; read in local Chrome.
- YouTube Help: manage your channel branding — official banner dimensions, file-size limit and safe area.
- Scenova and IAIKit — reviewed for kit scope and reference-first organization; their capabilities and claims are not evidence about our tools.
Official specifications checked 2026-10-23. Instagram/TikTok bio limits could not be independently verified in accessible first-party help; the article identifies our product caps instead. Crop margins, nine-post count, palette and sequencing are editorial recommendations. Layout references: Ahrefs Blog and Semrush Blog. Update the specifications and download manifest together when platform or product behavior changes.
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