Mitozz Stock Image Sourcing

When Not To Use Unsplash

Do not use Unsplash when:

• the real Mitozz bottle must be visible

• exact product truth matters

• the concept needs a custom scene tailored tightly to the copy

• generated imagery would align better with the brand composition In those cases, prefer:

• owned-real-photo

• Nano-Banana-source-image

Mitozz Selection Rules

Choose images that feel:

• premium
• calm
• natural
• editorial
• softly lit
• uncluttered

Avoid images that feel:

• generic corporate stock
• fake startup marketing
• overly fitness-led
• loud, saturated, or ad-like
• medically theatrical
• emotionally exaggerated

Composition Rules

Prefer images with:

• negative space for copy
• clear focal hierarchy
• restrained color
• believable natural light
• clean surfaces
• simple scenes

Avoid images with:

• busy backgrounds
• heavy visual noise
• too many people
• obvious staged stock-photo gestures
• hard-to-read overlays zones

Workflow Rule

When a creative needs imagery, decide source order like this:

1. owned-real-photo if product truth or owned brand imagery matters
2. Nano-Banana-source-image for fresh cover plates, support plates, and overlay-aware source images
3. Unsplash stock image only when the user explicitly wants real stock or reference scouting

Do not default to Unsplash just because it is available. Use it only when real stock is intentionally the right answer.

Output Guidance

When you use Unsplash for a creative, record:

• why stock was chosen
• the selected image role
• photographer attribution if required downstream
• where the asset is used in the batch
• whether the image is a background, support plate, or main visual