Reverse the header you already like, then make every new post inherit it instead of being prompted from scratch.
Stock costs a subscription and still puts your competitor's header next to yours. The real cost is the fifteen minutes an article takes to illustrate, times every article you have ever published.
Why this will not look generic: Each post inherits a look taken off a header you already signed off, so the archive reads as one publication rather than as a feed of whatever a generator felt like that day.
Typical run: 1 to 20 in a sitting. Past that, drive the same saved prompt from the API rather than by hand.
Point it at: The post header on your own blog that you were happiest with.
What comes back (representative example): A wide header image on a deep slate ground, with a single desk object placed left of centre and a long diagonal shadow thrown across the surface from a hard source high and to the right. The right third is left empty for the title to sit over. The palette is slate, warm off-white and one electric blue, used only on a small reflective face of the object. Everything is matte: no gloss, no glow, nothing lit from behind. Shot square-on at object height, slightly compressed, so the surface recedes very little. Quiet, editorial, deliberately under-decorated.
Things you would never have thought to type:
What you change: Swap the object for whatever the post is about. Keep the empty third, the single accent and the flatness: those are what make the next forty headers look like they belong to you.
This workflow runs at from 11 AI Credits + about 1 minute. Your result carries automatically from each step into the next, so there is no re-uploading between tools. Every step spends AI Credits from the same balance, reverses included, and credit packs never expire.
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