Prompt-to-Image Generation

Imagior converts a written description into a finished image without a designer opening a file. A Beam agent receives a request, for example a product shot or a social banner, and submits the brief to Imagior under the account's approved settings. The agent checks the returned image against the request, for example the right size or subject, and files it to the destination folder or campaign the requester named. Requests that come back blank, mismatched, or outside the approved use case are routed to a person to check rather than filed on assumption.

Automatic Batch Rendering

When a request calls for several images, such as five product variants or a set of social sizes, Imagior can generate each one from its own prompt. A Beam agent submits the batch, waits for each render to finish, and names the files according to the naming rule the account has set, for example by SKU or campaign name. Finished sets are placed in the requested folder or attached to the originating ticket. If a render fails, comes back incomplete, or does not line up with the batch count requested, the agent flags it for a person instead of guessing which file is missing.

Output Filing and Notification

Once Imagior finishes an image, someone still needs to know it exists and put it where it belongs. A Beam agent takes the finished output, applies the account's filing rule, for example by campaign, client, or date, and moves it into the folder or asset library it belongs to. The requester is notified that the image is ready, with a link to the file rather than the raw output. Unclear cases, such as a missing destination folder or a naming rule that does not fit the request, are routed to a person to decide before anything is filed or posted.