April 14, 2025
Since OpenAI launched the brand new ChatGPT 4o image generation in 2025, visual content has been within everyone's reach. With a simple prompt, you can create an illustration, stock image or mock-up in seconds. No design skills needed, no expensive tools. But as always, the difference is not in what the tool can do, but in who uses it and why.
ChatGPT's image generator works remarkably fast. You type a short description, choose a style, adjust where necessary, and within seconds you have a series of usable visuals. Especially for entrepreneurs and marketers without design experience, this is particularly efficient. Ideas immediately take shape and your message is immediately visually reinforced.
But there is an important difference between making an image and making an image work.
Being able to generate an image through ChatGPT is one thing. But making an image work for your company, brand or campaign? That's something completely different. When we at Tunity create content, we don't do it lightly. We start from questions like:
AI doesn't think about that (yet). It executes what you ask it to, without context or strategic insight. That's precisely where we make the difference.
AI is not a substitute for creative thinking or brand strategy. It's a tool that works well when deployed with a clear strategic framework and creative expertise. That's where Tunity comes in as a full-service strategic marketing partner:
Technology is evolving rapidly. But strategy, creativity and human insight remain essential. At Tunity, we combine those elements, with the speed of AI, without compromising on quality.
Want to know how we apply that to your company or brand? Schedule an informal meeting. Then together we'll see how AI can fit into your marketing approach!
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