If you use your CRM to create images for promotions, social posts, or branded content, you can now guide the result with reference images instead of relying on text alone. This makes it easier to get visuals that actually match your business, products, and brand style.

📌 Why This Matters

Describing a room, a person, or your logo in words often leads to close-but-not-quite-right results. Reference images give the image tool visual direction, so it can work from what you show instead of guessing from your prompt. That means more accurate branded images, fewer do-overs, and a faster path to content you can actually use.

✨ What’s New

• Up to Five Reference Images: You can attach up to five images to one image generation action to help guide the final result.
• Multiple Ways to Add Images: Add references from your device, your media library, or an image URL.
• Dynamic Image URLs: If your CRM already stores image links in fields or receives them through automation, those can be used as references too.
• Image Order Matters: Images are used in the order you add them, so you can refer to them by position in your prompt.
• More Accurate Branding: Use real logos, product shots, or location photos so the final image better reflects your business.

🛠️ How to Use It

1. Step 1: Open the AI image generation action inside your CRM workflow.
2. Step 2: Write your image prompt like you normally would.
3. Step 3: Scroll to the reference images section.
4. Step 4: Choose how you want to add images: upload from your computer, select from your media library, or paste an image URL.
5. Step 5: Add up to five images. Keep them in the order you want to reference them.
6. Step 6: In your prompt, mention each image by position, such as first image for the setting, second image for the person, and third image for the logo.
7. Step 7: Save the action and generate your image.

📷 Real-World Example

Let’s say you want a lifestyle image for your business without booking a photoshoot. You could upload:

• First image: A photo of the location or setting
• Second image: A product photo or portrait
• Third image: Your business logo

Then your prompt can tell the tool how to use each one based on its position. This helps create an image that places the right subject in the right setting with your branding included, which is much more useful than a generic AI image.

💡 Pro Tip

Use your real product photos, logo, and location images as references to create marketing visuals faster and turn more of them into ads, promos, and posts that support sales.