Where Your Brand Images Go
What It Is
Producing an image does two things. It attaches the image to its concept, so the set keeps a record of what came from which idea. And it saves the image into your file library, alongside every other image in your account.
That second part is what makes the image useful. Anywhere Zyntro asks you to choose an image — building a website page, putting together a piece of content, composing a social post, adding a picture to an email — you are choosing from that library, and your produced images are in it.
Why It Matters
There is no publishing step, no approval, and no separate place images have to be moved to. This catches people out in a mild way: having produced an image, they go looking for a button to make it available, and there isn't one, because it already is.
It matters in the other direction too. An image you produced and decided against is also in the library, indistinguishable from the ones you liked. The concept set is the only place that remembers which idea produced which image and why — which is a good reason to produce selectively rather than generating everything and sorting it out later.
How It Works
Each produced image is saved with the alt text and caption Zyntro wrote for it, so an image placed on a web page arrives with a description rather than needing one written by hand.
The concept set keeps its own copy of the connection: open the set again and each produced concept shows its images in place, with the prompt that made them, now read-only.
Charges appear in your wallet history, grouped under Concept Items. Each charge corresponds to one produced image, so the history is a record of what you spent on imagery and when.
Examples
You want the image on a website page
Build the page and choose an image where the page asks for one. The produced image is in the library to pick, at the dimensions it was produced at — which is why choosing the right orientation up front matters.
You want it in a social post
Same library, same picker. Square and portrait orientations are the ones that work here; an ultra-wide image will be cropped awkwardly.
You cannot find an image you produced
Go back to the concept set that produced it. Each produced concept shows its images in place, and opening one full size gives you the image directly.
You want to know what imagery has cost you
Your wallet history groups these charges under Concept Items, so you can see the total and the individual images that made it up.
You produced something you do not want used
It stays in your file library like any other image. Delete it there if it should not be picked by mistake — the concept it came from remains, so the idea is not lost.
Info: A produced image is a normal image in your library from that point on. It is not locked to the concept that made it, and nothing stops you using it anywhere you would use any other picture.
Tip: The alt text Zyntro writes with each image is genuinely useful and easy to overlook. If you are placing the image on a web page, keep it rather than clearing the field — it describes the picture accurately and it is better for anyone using a screen reader than nothing at all.
