visual-creative-brief

Generate a visual creative brief by inputting location data and promotion items to produce a structured Markdown document. This brief includes weekly hero concepts, shot lists, lighting notes, Reel hooks, and Story sequences optimized for vertical 9:16 formats.

To plan a four-week social media visual campaign, you need location data and promotion items as required inputs. You can also provide optional brand brief and campaign calendar details to further refine the weekly hero concepts and shot lists.

Yes, you can use promotion signals to prioritize items in a social content shot list. The brief ties dishes and props to promotion item priorities, identifying starred and rising items while incorporating peak day and hour data for optimal scheduling.

Yes, this tool works with JSON inputs when Markdown brand briefs are missing. It processes JSON-only inputs to generate the four-week Markdown brief, ensuring you still receive weekly visual concepts and on-image text ideas without formatted documentation.

The best way to structure a four-week visual brief for social media promotions is to deliver it as a Markdown document. It should contain weekly sections for hero concepts, shot lists, lighting notes, Reel hooks, on-image text ideas, and Story sequences.

You should not use an automated visual brief generator when you lack location data or promotion items, as these are required inputs. The tool depends on these promotion signals to accurately prioritize items and generate relevant weekly shot lists and visual concepts.