inktag.io
inktag.io is an AI image generation tool that creates brand-consistent images using locked palettes and style rules.
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What is inktag.io?
inktag.io is an AI image generation tool that locks every generated image to your brand identity. Set your palette, render style, and 'never include' rules once in your dashboard, then generate as many images as you need — every one automatically inherits your brand settings. The tool eliminates stock photos and Photoshop editing by producing on-demand, on-brand imagery in seconds through a simple prompt-based workflow.
The platform works in three steps: first, configure your brand look (palette, style, aspect ratio, format, and exclusions like text, watermarks, or faces); second, describe the image you want with a prompt and pick a size; third, generate and use the image by downloading it or copying its hosted URL. Every image comes out in webp format with consistent branding across all outputs, regardless of the prompt used.
inktag.io is designed for content creators, bloggers, marketers, and teams who need repeated on-brand imagery across multiple surfaces — blog hero images, social media OG previews, newsletter visuals, and documentation illustrations. It supports multiple aspect ratios (16:9 for blog heroes, 1.91:1 for social, 4:5 for newsletters, 1:1 for docs) all from one brand configuration. The tool uses Google's Gemini image models under the hood, auto-routed by cost.
Key features include locked brand configuration that never drifts, 'never include' rules at the config level, cached renders under 2 seconds, stable CDN-hosted URLs for hot-linking, and no subscription model — just pay-as-you-go credit packs. The beta currently has 167/200 seats available with founder pricing locked in for life for participants.
inktag.io pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
No credit card required to start. Every new account gets 5 free credits upfront for 5 free images. When credits run out, a $9.99 pack adds 50 more credits — no subscription, pay-as-you-go. During beta, selected participants get founder pricing locked in for life at whatever rate they're on at launch, even when prices rise later. After beta, pricing will be usage-based with a free tier for indie bloggers and a per-render rate. Beta is currently 167/200 seats with 33 left.
inktag.io pros
- 5 free images to start with no credit card required
- Brand consistency locked across every generated image
- Set palette, style, and exclusions once — they apply automatically
- Never include
- Multiple aspect ratios from one brand config (16:9, 1.91:1, 4:5, 1:1)
- Generates images in under 2 seconds with caching
- No subscription — buy credit packs only when needed
- Hosted CDN URLs for easy hot-linking without downloading
- Webp format output for optimal web performance
- No Photoshop or manual editing step needed
- Each image is unique — no recycled stock photos
- Auto-routed to Google Gemini models for cost efficiency
- Founder pricing locked in for life for beta participants
- Simple email sign-in with no application or waitlist
- Images belong to you — no training on prompts or outputs
- Perfect for blog heroes, social previews, newsletters, and docs
inktag.io cons
- Beta limited to 200 seats (167 taken, 33 remaining)
- Not suitable for pixel-perfect Photoshop-level control
- Requires you to have a clear brand look already defined
- API and developer embed not yet available in beta
- Bring-your-own storage (S3/R2/Cloudflare) not implemented yet
- Better for repeated on-brand imagery than one-off memes
- Image outputs deleted after cache TTL expires
- Only Google Gemini models currently used (limited model choice)
Frequently asked questions about inktag.io
How do I get started?
Sign in with your email — no application, no waitlist. You start with 5 free images so you can set up your brand and try it before paying anything.
Do I need a credit card to start?
No. Every new account gets 5 free credits up front. When you run out, a $9.99 pack adds 50 more credits — no subscription, buy more whenever you need them.
What image-gen model is under the hood?
Right now the tool generates with Google's Gemini image models, tuned so your brand settings — palette, render style, and exclusions — steer every output. As the model landscape shifts they may route across providers, but you never have to think about it.
How do I use the images once they're generated?
Generate from the dashboard, then download the file or copy the hosted URL and drop it wherever you need — blog, newsletter, social, docs. A developer embed and API are on the roadmap, not in this beta.
Where do my generated images live?
Each render is stored on a fast CDN and served from a stable URL, so you can hot-link it or download and host it yourself. Bring-your-own storage (S3 / R2 / Cloudflare) is planned post-launch.
Do you train on my prompts or outputs?
No. Your prompts and rendered images belong to you. They log prompts briefly to debug routing, never train on them. Image outputs are deleted after the cache TTL you specify.
How much will it cost after beta?
They're using the beta to figure out what pricing makes sense. Current thinking: usage-based with a free tier for indie bloggers and a per-render rate after that. Selected beta participants get founder pricing locked in for life — whatever rate you're on at launch is yours forever, even when prices raise later. Beta-only; not extended to the launch waitlist.
Who is this not for?
If you want pixel-perfect Photoshop control — this isn't it. If you don't have a clear brand look — set one up first, then come back. If you're trying to make memes or one-off images — Midjourney is better. They're built for repeated, on-brand imagery across many surfaces.
What aspect ratios are supported?
Four aspect ratios are supported: 16:9 for blog hero images, 1.91:1 for social/OG preview images, 4:5 for newsletter visuals, and 1:1 for docs illustrations. All come from one brand configuration automatically.
What happens to my images after generation?
Images are stored on a fast CDN with a stable URL that doesn't change. You can hot-link the URL directly or download and host the image yourself. The images are deleted after the cache TTL you specify, and your prompts are not used for training.