Geno started as an automation that turned product pages into product images.
Geno is built by Goran Mitić — a developer, automation engineer and designer in Belgrade — and operated by Goran Mitić PR Atomski.
It grew out of a working system, not an idea. That system scraped ecommerce product pages — wine, watches, wardrobe — and turned what it found there into product images and video: the page’s own photos, its description, its spec table, its copy. To make those images look like they belonged to the brand rather than to a generator, the prompts had to be assembled per product from the page’s own content. Those were the first dynamic prompts, and they are the reason Geno exists.
What that work made obvious is that the hard part of AI image generation is not the model. It is knowing precisely what to ask for, being able to ask for it again next month, and getting the result out in every size a channel demands. Geno is that middle part, generalised — so it works from any reference image, not only from a product page.
What Geno does
Geno reads a reference image and returns it as 96 named attributes — subject, lighting, composition, palette, medium, mood — rather than a paragraph of description. Those attributes become a prompt you can edit, reuse and export as full text, an assembled prompt, or JSON. From there you run image generation on any of nine models, do image editing by feeding shots back in as references, crop the results to every social post and IAB ad creative size, and keep the lot in a tagged, searchable image library.
Which AI image models Geno runs on
Image analysis runs on frontier vision models with strict structured output, so the same field means the same thing every time. Image generation runs on nine leading image models — Nano Banana, GPT Image, Seedream and Qwen among them — selectable per job, because the right model for a product shot is not the right model for an illustration. You need no API key of your own, and there is nothing to install.
Your images and prompts are yours
Images and prompts live in per-user private storage. Nobody else — including us — can read them. The privacy policy says so in more detail, and the terms are the plain version of the rest.
Get in touch
Email support@geno.spot — it reaches a person, not a queue. Geno is also on Instagram and X.
Geno is a brand of Goran Mitić PR Atomski, Dusana Vukasovica 60/6, 11188 Belgrade, Serbia. Company registration no. 63119440, tax ID (PIB) 107966966.