Reference-led still
Color language held across generations.
Use case
A brand visual kit, not a lucky prompt.
Tanumo connects projects, references, templates, and reusable assets so you can deliver a coherent brand visual set that stays reusable.
Locked motif
Recurring shapes and materials via references.
Asset shelf
Project grid as the source of truth.
Common friction
- Teams retype the same brand constraints into every prompt.
- Outputs drift when nobody owns the reference set.
- Assets scatter across downloads folders with no project context.
How Tanumo helps
- Use references and templates to establish the brand visual direction.
- Reuse prior assets as references instead of re-uploading every time.
- Organize outputs by canvas category for a durable library.
Workflow
- 01
Organize canvases by deliverables such as covers, posters, and social assets.
- 02
Generate with those defaults concatenated into the brief.
- 03
Pin strong results as references for the next wave of assets.
FAQ
What is included in a brand visual kit?
Create a related set of covers, posters, social assets, and other campaign visuals in one project, with references, versions, and final assets kept together.
How do I keep the system reusable?
Keep approved references and assets in the project so visual context stays attached to the work, not a personal chat thread.
How do I stop style drift?
Keep a small set of approved references and regenerate from those anchors instead of starting from text alone.
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