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Generate your own social media images and waiting-room art with AI

who Dr. Melanie Deitch, owner of Eyecare Associates of Osawatomie in Osawatomie, Kansas, in an INVISION magazine roundup of eyecare practices

The problem

Social media posts need images. The alternatives were finding applicable stock images and getting the rights to them, or staging the practice's own photos.

What happened

Self-reported, with no numbers: "Rather than trying to find applicable stock images and then get the rights to those images, or staging our own photos, we’ve experimented with generating our own." The roundup does not name the image tool and gives no cost, time or engagement figures.

Quoted in the source: Dr. Melanie Deitch, owner, Eyecare Associates of Osawatomie. Source: INVISION: These 7 Practices Use AI to Save Time, Improve Hiring, and Boost Creativity (2025-08-14) · Added 2026-10-16.

How to set it up yourself

1. What Eyecare Associates of Osawatomie's owner did: used AI image generation (the roundup does not name the tool) for social media images, and for a themed series of waiting-room artworks matched to the office colors, textures and patterns.
2. DIY path (our suggestion): open the Google Gemini free plan or ChatGPT. Write down your office colors and describe the patterns and textures in the room. If you upload a photo of the room, make sure no patients, screens or paperwork are visible.
3. Paste the prompt below and ask for a few variations. Keep the ones that look like a set.
4. Have a person review every image before it is posted or printed. Reject anything with garbled text, odd-looking eyes or faces, or anything that could pass for a real patient. Read the image tool's terms of use before you print or post.
5. Suggestion: save the prompt with your colors so future posts and prints stay consistent.

Copy-paste prompt

Create {NUMBER} images for {USE, e.g. Instagram posts or a framed series for our waiting room} for {PRACTICE NAME}, an eyecare practice. Style: {STYLE, e.g. soft watercolor or bold flat illustration}. Use our office colors {COLOR LIST} and echo these textures and patterns: {TEXTURES AND PATTERNS}. Theme: {THEME, e.g. autumn in Kansas or eyes and light}. Make the images work as a matching set. No text or logos in the images, no real people, and nothing that looks like a medical photo. Format: {SIZE OR ASPECT RATIO}.

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