Bring a finished post or rough social idea. Daryl reads the message and recommends candidates from the active library, with reasoning you can inspect before you choose.
A social post idea can be your starting point. Explore assets from your existing library, with brand context and reasons available to help inspect their fit.
Illustrative example · authored requests and results, not a live search. AI-generated sample assets.
Keep in view: ivory bottle · outdoors · black cap · no studio shots
A seated person and foreground essentials suggest a break outdoors; the earthy colors fit the supplied brand direction.
Brand + work: A seated person and foreground essentials suggest a break outdoors; the earthy colors fit the supplied brand direction.
Check: AI-edited framing; not a verified product photograph. Check product details before use.
The person, winding trail and natural light support an everyday outdoor story.
Brand + work: The person, winding trail and natural light support an everyday outdoor story.
Check: The bottle is less prominent. Inspect product detail and the final crop.
A close view of the bottle beside a stream gives the outdoor pause a product focus.
Brand + work: A close view of the bottle beside a stream gives the outdoor pause a product focus.
Check: Check the actual product and version before use. The hand and bottle dominate the frame.
Brand context adds relevance. Fieldwork’s supplied direction: natural light, earthy colors, everyday outdoors. It helps assess fit; it does not override the requested product, color or exclusions.
Example requests are fixed. In the product, image descriptions use Library search; social post ideas use Post Intelligence. These are separate workflows.
Finding images for social work: situations to explore with Daryl.
You have an existing library and a post that still needs the right image.
Daryl reads the draft and orders plausible assets with a written explanation for each fit.
You keep using the same familiar images on rotation.
Daryl brings plausible candidates from the active library into consideration. Compare them against the post direction rather than relying only on familiar files.
You scroll forever and still pick by gut feel.
Inspect the reasoning beside each candidate: what is visible, how it connects to the brand and post, and what still needs checking.
The post direction and the file metadata use different language.
Daryl adds visual and semantic analysis while preserving the metadata and source information your team already relies on.
From a post idea to assets you can compare.
Write your caption the way you normally would. LinkedIn post, Instagram caption, Twitter thread opener — whatever you're building.
Start with a draft or rough social idea. Include the audience, message, intended feeling and any constraints that should guide the choice.
Daryl returns an ordered set of asset matches from the active brand library, with a written explanation for each. The top pick leads, but the alternatives stay visible.
Compare the image with the post and check any limitations. Choose an asset, then download or use its supported source action. Publishing happens in your publishing tools.
See how Daryl compares to the tools you already use
Bring a post idea. Compare existing assets, inspect the reasons and make the creative call.
Explore DarylPost Intelligence · Existing assets · Visible reasoning