Visual Style Catalog

Brand teams and shop owners often need a visual direction board before a campaign ships. Give this skill one product, person, pet, or simple scene, and it locks the subject, casts truly different media treatments, then builds a single catalog poster with Meowgic's built-in image generation so the hero tile and numbered grid read like an editorial contact sheet.

What it covers

• One locked subject from an uploaded photo or a precise description, with must-keep details respected in every tile

• A varied treatment set across media such as photoreal studio, flat vector, clay render, ink line, risograph print, chrome product, soft pastel, high-contrast editorial, paper craft, isometric, watercolour wash, and pixel or halftone

• Default twelve treatments on the poster, or up to twenty-four when you insist, each named in two to four words

• One large hero tile for the strongest treatment plus a numbered grid of the rest

• Portrait 3:4 or 4:5 for feeds by default, or landscape 16:9 for decks, with an optional short poster title

• Quiet paper or ink ground, generous margins, tiny numbers, and no paragraph copy on the poster

• A plain numbered list of treatment names matching the grid, plus crops for full poster, hero-only, and a three-tile Story strip

• An offer to rebuild with a different hero, fewer tiles, or a second poster focused on one medium family

Try asking

• “Make a 4:5 visual style catalog of this ceramic mug with twelve distinct treatments and a bold hero tile.”

• “Build a 16:9 catalog poster of our hiking boot across photoreal, clay, ink line, risograph, and chrome looks.”

• “Here is a photo of my terrier. Create an editorial style catalog with sixteen treatments and list every tile name.”

What you get

One finished catalog poster, a plain numbered list of treatment names matching the grid, suggested crops for the full poster, hero-only, and a three-tile Story strip, and an offer to change the hero, reduce tiles, or rebuild around one medium family.