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Article Visuals Planner

Turn an article into a matching cover, illustrations and carousel

Article Visuals Planner is an AI agent you set up in the Codex or Claude Code you already use. Give it an approved article and it makes a matching cover, three illustrations and, if you choose, six carousel cards, as editable SVG files with real PNG and PDF exports for you to review.

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Checked 12 Oct 2026. Not run by JuicyAgents yet. Written from each AI’s official docs; the example is illustrative.

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Paper-cut full visual pack, ready for your review

  • CoverPaper-cut
  • Three scenesChoosing a task, supplying sources and reviewing the answer
  • CarouselSix matching carousel cards
  • CaptionsKeep the suggested-process caveat
  • Final cardMakes no promise about future accuracy
Illustrative example for a fictional article about trying an AI assistant

How it works

What it does for you, and what it leaves to you.

A writer has a finished article but still needs related illustrations and readable social cards. This owner-selected setup explores that production task; broad demand and time savings have not been established.

One agent turns your approved article into a coordinated set of visual files. Choose a style and a full pack or illustrations only. Review a content map and one preview before the agent builds and exports the rest. Files stay in your workspace until you decide to publish them.

You stay in charge. Approve the content map, exact captions and one representative design before batch production. Compare all captions with the article and inspect every exported file before publishing.

You get

  • One 1600×900 cover and three matching article illustrations as PNG and editable SVG files.
  • With Full visual pack: six 1080×1350 carousel PNGs, a six-page PDF and editable SVG/HTML layouts.
  • A contact sheet, source and alt-text manifest, review notes and a reusable local renderer.

It never

  • Publish or post anything
  • Invent statistics, quotes, logos, chart values or customer evidence
  • Drop a caveat your article puts beside a claim
  • Install tools or call a paid image service without your approval

The pack it makes

The example above, in words.

A paper-cut cover, three scenes about choosing a task, supplying sources and reviewing the answer, and six matching carousel cards. Captions keep the suggested-process caveat; the final card makes no promise about future accuracy.

Settings

The setup prompt starts with the defaults, marked here.

Visual style

Use one style across the whole pack. The default creates original vector artwork.

  • Paper-cut (default)
  • Editorial line
  • Minimal geometric

Output pack

Choose the full pack or start with the cover and three illustrations.

  • Full visual pack (default)
  • Illustrations only

Brand and audience notes

Optional colors, reader, wording and permitted assets. Supply the article in your agent workspace.

Optional. Empty unless you fill it in.

Check the first result

Each setup page has a fictional exercise to paste first. A good answer to it meets all of these.

  • The full pack contains four 1600×900 PNGs and six 1080×1350 PNGs, their editable sources, a six-page PDF, contact sheet and manifest.
  • The smaller pack contains the cover and three illustrations, with no promised carousel or PDF.
  • Every factual caption maps to the supplied paragraph IDs; no statistic, quote or measured improvement has been invented.
  • The fictional sample keeps “Suggested process, not measured results.” next to any general benefit claim.
  • The agent opens the exported images and all PDF pages, checks small-screen readability and reports any inspection it could not perform.
  • When an article, necessary fact or renderer is missing, the agent identifies the exact missing input or output instead of claiming completion.
  • No publishing, paid provider call, account connection or dependency installation happens without separate authority.

Questions people ask

Do I need an image-generation account?
No. The default makes original vector artwork and renders it with Playwright and Chromium on your computer, so no image API, account or paid image service is needed. Your Codex or Claude Code usage still depends on your plan.
What files do I get?
A 1600×900 cover and three matching illustrations, each as a PNG and an editable SVG. The full pack adds six 1080×1350 carousel cards, a six-page PDF and editable HTML. Both packs come with a contact sheet, a manifest with alt text and a reusable renderer.
Does it publish or post anything?
No. The files stay in your project folder. You check every export and publish them yourself.
What if Playwright or Chromium is missing?
The agent checks first and asks before it installs anything, in a separate output project. If you say no, you get the editable sources marked as an incomplete draft, without the PNG and PDF exports.
Can it use my brand colors?
Yes. Add your colors, reader, required wording and permitted assets in Brand and audience notes. Without them it uses a cream, navy, teal and coral palette and system fonts.

Have us set it up

Rather not set it up yourself?

We set up Article Visuals Planner in your own accounts and the AI you already pay for, test it on your real work, and hand it over with a short walkthrough.

From $299

  • Runs in your accounts; you own everything
  • Tested before handover
  • Money back if we can’t make it work
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