How it works

Brand-true images, built from your verified record.

Vermeer generates images that are unmistakably your brand: every render is built from your verified brand record, your real product, and only the claims you can back. The lead application is ad creative. Point Vermeer at an ad that is already winning, keep only the creative idea behind it, and rebuild it with your product and your verified claims. Product photography runs on the same engine and the same record, a real second capability. The step by step below walks the ad pipeline in full, honest edges and all: what the checks catch, and what the machine deliberately does not do. Every render grounds in the same verified brand record as every Jinn product: how the record works.

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One rule governs this page: every mechanism described here is verified against the code that runs it. Where a check only flags rather than blocks, the copy says so.

At a glance
What it starts from

A proven ad. A vision pass extracts only the transferable structure: the hook, the persuasion mechanism, the composition, the CTA style. Never the source brand, its product, or a verbatim line.

What it protects

Your exact copy. Price, offers, and legally required lines are pulled out of the image prompt and stamped pixel-perfect afterward, in your real font, so they are never left for the model to hallucinate.

What it checks

Every composite. A deterministic contrast check owns legibility, a color-distance measure flags a palette that drifted off-brand, and a detected competitor logo is held for a human instead of silently retried.

What it refuses

To invent. Only your verified claims reach a render, a bad product cutout falls back to the original rather than shipping broken, and Vermeer never pretends to learn from results it has not seen.

The build

Winner in, your ad out.

Four stages, and the money-and-name-critical ones are deterministic code, not another model deciding. That is the difference between a prompt box and a pipeline you can trust with a real campaign.

  1. ExtractA vision pass reads a proven ad and captures only the reusable creative structure: the hook, the persuasion mechanism, the composition, the CTA style. It explicitly does not lift the source brand, its product, or any verbatim quote. This step is real and wired live.
  2. RebuildThat structure is rebuilt with your real product, cut out clean before any paid render fires, and your verified claims. Regulated and exact copy is held out of the image prompt and stamped afterward in your brand font, so it is guaranteed correct rather than model-drawn.
  3. CheckEvery composite runs a deterministic QA pass. The contrast check is authoritative on legibility and can force an otherwise-clear ad to escalate. Color adherence is measured as a distance from your palette. A copy-rendering glitch gets exactly one auto-retry, then it flags for a human.
  4. ShipYou export the set. Each exported item is stamped once as an applied outcome so a later measurement can land on the same key. The export never fails on a bookkeeping problem, and it writes a fresh record on a real re-ship rather than pretending it never happened.

An AI vision judge also reviews each composite, but it is advisory: its findings surface, they never block a ship or trigger a regeneration. The checks that actually gate are the deterministic ones above.

The wedge

A winner is a starting point, not a thing to copy.

Most AI ad tools hand you a blank prompt and hope. Vermeer starts from an ad that is already spending to stay up, because a live long-running ad is the market telling you the structure works.

The vision pass keeps the transferable part, the shape of the persuasion, and throws away everything that belongs to the other brand. What comes back is not their ad recolored. It is your product, your claims, and your voice, built on a structure that has already earned attention.

Deterministic checks

The checks that guard your money and your name are code, not judgment calls.

The parts that would embarrass you in front of a customer are never left to a model’s judgment. They are handled by exact pixel and text rules that land the same verdict every time, so what you hand a client is something you can stand behind, not something you hope came out right.

Contrast is authoritativeA deterministic contrast check owns legibility. A low-contrast band can never clear on its own, no matter how confident the vision judge is: it forces the verdict to escalate. Illegible copy does not ship as fine.
Exact copy is stamped, not drawnPrice, offers, and legally required disclaimers are pulled out of the generation prompt and rendered pixel-perfect afterward in your brand font. Guaranteed correct, never hallucinated by the image model.
A bad cutout fails safeYour product is cut from its background before any paid render. Opaque-pixel quality stats catch a bad cut and fall back to the original product image rather than shipping a broken one.
A logo leak stops for a humanA detected competitor logo or IP leak is flagged for human review and never silently retried, because a reroll cannot fix an IP problem. Only a cosmetic glitch earns the single auto-retry.
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Honest edges

What Vermeer does not do.

The honest read of any generation pipeline is where its checks stop. Here is where Vermeer flags instead of enforces, and what it deliberately does not claim.

  • The vision judge is advisoryA separate AI judge reviews each composite and surfaces findings, but it does not block a ship or trigger a regeneration in this version. Treat it as a second opinion, not a gate. The gates are the deterministic checks above.
  • Color is flagged, not enforcedThe palette check measures how far a composite drifts from your brand colors and warns when the reference ad’s look survived the edit. In this version it flags a gross miss; it does not reroll or block. We calibrate the signal before we ever tighten it.
  • It does not learn from your resultsVermeer does not run a feedback loop from live ad performance back into generation. Reference ranking is a deterministic proxy on a scraped ad’s own runtime, with no model in the loop, and exports are recorded one way for measurement, never fed back to bias the next render.
Honest machinery

Built so a customer never catches it lying.

Only your verified claimsNo invented stats, ratings, or reviews reach a render. The claims come from your record, and the exact ones are stamped afterward so the model can never rewrite a number.
Your product, cut clean or not at allThe cutout ships only when the quality stats pass. A questionable cut falls back to your original product image instead of shipping a mangled one.
Color measured, not vibedOn-brand color is a measured distance from your palette on every verdict, not a hopeful instruction in a prompt. Today it is a flagged signal we are calibrating, and the page says so rather than overclaiming enforcement.
The record underneathEvery rebuild grounds in the same verified brand record that powers every Jinn product: 346 fields structured from your own site and evidence. Vermeer reads the record. It does not invent one.
The substrate

Vermeer sits on the record.

The brand record every render grounds in is shared substrate, documented once and linked here rather than re-explained on every product page. The terms this page leans on are defined in the dictionary.

How the record worksThe research programRender scoringEdit drift
Questions

The questions people ask.

Is this just their ad with my logo dropped in?
No. The vision pass keeps only the transferable creative structure and explicitly discards the source brand, its product, and any verbatim copy. What gets built is your product and your claims on a proven shape, not a recolor of someone else’s ad.
Can the AI invent a stat or a fake review?
Only your verified claims are eligible, and the exact copy, prices, offers, and disclaimers, is stamped pixel-perfect after generation in your brand font rather than drawn by the image model, so a number cannot drift.
Does an AI decide whether an ad is good enough to ship?
The checks that gate are deterministic: a contrast measure owns legibility and can override an otherwise-clear verdict, and a bad cutout or a detected logo stops the ship. A separate AI vision judge adds a second opinion, but it is advisory and blocks nothing.
Does Vermeer learn from how my ads perform?
Not today, and the page will not pretend otherwise. There is no feedback loop from live results into generation. Reference ranking is a deterministic proxy on a scraped ad’s own runtime, and exports are recorded one way for measurement only.
Can I buy it right now?
Vermeer is in early access. Request access and we will bring you in; the mechanism above is what you get, honest edges and all.

Start from a winner. Ship your own.

Bring an ad that already works and rebuild it in your brand, with your product, your claims, and checks that are code instead of hope.

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