We're building AI campaign visuals for marketers. What would make this actually useful?

Hey Indie Hackers,

We're building Taploop.design, an AI design studio for marketing teams.

The goal is simple: take a campaign brief and turn it into first-pass, on-brand visuals for launches, social posts, ads, thumbnails, website graphics, QR campaign assets, and other marketing moments.

The thing we are trying to avoid is another generic "prompt to image" workflow. For a marketer or founder, the useful version needs to feel more like a campaign system:

- start from a real marketing brief

- keep brand direction consistent across channels

- generate multiple campaign-ready visual directions

- give the team something they can refine instead of restart

- fit before or alongside the normal design workflow

The question I would love feedback on:

If you run marketing for your own product, what would make an AI campaign-visual tool actually useful enough to keep using?

Would you care more about speed, brand consistency, editable outputs, channel-specific sizes, campaign planning, or something else?

Product: https://taploop.design