Before you start
How the logo gets on an image
Image models never see your logo, and they're never asked to draw one. A model that draws a logo gets it wrong. So Autopilot finishes the image first, then adds your real logo file on top.
- Autopilot creates the image and checks it against the post.
- It finds a calm corner that doesn't cover faces or the main subject.
- It stamps your logo there as a small mark, exactly as you provided it.
Where you'll and won't see it
| Kind of image | Logo mark |
|---|---|
| An image Autopilot created | Yes, in a calm corner, when you have a logo |
| Your own photo, attached as is | No |
| Your own photo, lightly edited | No. Autopilot never puts a logo on an edited real photo. |
| A designed graphic | Yes, placed once by the design, whole and unstretched |
The Free plan line is different
Free posts carry a short line of text that says Powered by Ampere Autopilot, with a link to try it free. Autopilot adds it to the post text, not to the picture. It isn't your logo and it doesn't touch your images.
Pro posts go out without it. See how to remove the watermark.
What happens next
To change the logo on future images, replace the file. See how to add or change your logo. To see how images are chosen, read how Autopilot picks or makes an image.
If something's not right
An image has no logo on it
Your own photos never get one, and Autopilot adds a logo only if you've added one and a safe corner is free. See how to add or change your logo.
The logo covers something it shouldn't
Swap the image on that post. See what to do when an image looks off.
Your posts end with a Powered by line
That line is part of the Free plan. See how to remove the watermark.
Still stuck?
Email us what you were trying to do and what you saw. A person on the team will write back.
support@ampere-autopilot.com