AI-Generated Images
What if your site could feature standout, on-brand images—without racking up designer fees?
Pineapple Builder’s AI Image Generator has your back. It turns your text descriptions into unique, high-quality images in seconds. In other words, you type what you want to see and the AI “draws” it for you  – no coding or design skills needed. This saves time and money, so coaches can create eye-catching, on-brand visuals quickly and on a budget .
What is AI Image Generation?
It’s like having a virtual designer: the AI has “learned” from millions of images and captions to know how to create new pictures from your words . You just write a simple prompt (for example: “motivated life coach guiding a client outdoors in bright colors”) and hit generate. In short, you describe it and the AI draws it . The tool handles the technical work (neural networks and all that) behind the scenes – you just use your imagination.
Why Use AI-Generated Images?
Saves Time & Money: No need to hire expensive designers or buy stock photos . The built-in generator means you get images right inside Pineapple Builder (no switching apps) .
Stand Out from Stock: Instead of a generic photo everyone else has, you get a one-of-a-kind image tailored to your message .
Boosts Engagement: People remember visuals far better than text. Studies show adding relevant images can raise information retention (up to ~65%)  and engagement rates dramatically . Custom images help visitors connect with your content.
Instant Creativity: Try different prompts and styles (photo, illustration, icon, etc.) until it feels right. The AI makes experimenting fun and easy.
How to use it?
Pick image
Click AI Generator
Describe your image and pick an aspect ratio and click generate
6 Image Ideas + Sample Prompts
Hero Image / Landing Page Illustration:
A big banner image at the top of your homepage that welcomes visitors.
Prompt:
Confident life coach leading a discussion with clients in a modern office, bright and professional, high-resolution photo".
Why: Grabs attention and immediately tells people what you do. A unique hero image makes your site look polished (much better than a bland stock photo) .
Placement: Use this at the top of your homepage or about page as a hero banner.
Example:
Fit female trainer instructing a client in a gym, motivational vibe
Coaching Diagram / Explainer Graphic
A visual chart or infographic explaining a process (like a 5-step plan or roadmap).
Prompt:
Flat-design infographic showing a 5-step life-coaching plan with icons (mindset, habit, action, results, growth)
Why: Breaks down complex ideas into an easy-to-understand image. Visual aids make concepts clearer and more memorable (people remember ~65% of info with images, vs ~10% text ).
Placement: Use this beside text that explains your coaching method or services.
Examples:
Vector flowchart of a software development process with labeled steps
Illustration of a skincare routine with simple icons for each step
Custom Logo or Icon:
A unique logo or icon that represents your brand.
Prompt:
Modern minimalist logo for a wellness coaching brand featuring a stylized lotus flower and soft pastel colors
Why: A custom logo/icon makes your site feel cohesive and professional. AI can even generate logo concepts (something you can refine or use as inspiration).
Placement: Use it in your site header, footer, or next to your coaching packages.
Example:
Icon of a dumbbell combined with a heart symbol in bold lines and vibrant colors
Product or Service Visual:
An image showing your offering (even if it’s a service).
Prompt:
High-quality photo of a personal development e-book cover with a sleek design and soft shadows.
Why: If you sell an e-book, course, or program, displaying it visually makes it feel real. Even abstract services (like life coaching) can be shown with related imagery (e.g. a guide leading someone up a path for guidance).
Placement: Use it on your “Services” or “About” section.
Example, For a SaaS product,:
Laptop on desk showing a bright dashboard with analytics charts
For a beauty coach
Blog Post Illustration: A custom header image for a blog article.
Prompt:
Hand-drawn style illustration of a person meditating among nature for a blog about mindfulness techniques
Why: Blog posts with relevant images get more engagement. An eye-catching header image (instead of a random stock picture) can make readers stop and click.
Placement: Place it at the top of your blog posts or as a featured image in previews.
Example: For a fitness post on nutrition,
Colorful illustration of healthy foods on plates viewed from above
Testimonial Background / Decorative Element:
A nice backdrop behind quotes or decorative graphic.
Prompt:
Soft gradient background with subtle wellness icons (leaf, sun, water droplet) – watercolor style
Why: Instead of a plain text box, a gentle background makes testimonials and quotes pop. It adds polish and brand feel.
Placement: Use it behind customer quotes or in highlighted callout sections.
Examples: For a fitness site:
Abstract pattern of gym equipment silhouettes in brand colors
For a SaaS:
Clean circuit-pattern background with blue tones behind a quote
Now you’re ready to try it yourself.
Experiment with words to get the style you like (e.g. add “friendly face” or “bright colors” to refine). Pineapple’s AI saves each image right into your site, so you can reuse and resize it easily. With these custom visuals, your coaching website will look more professional and on-brand – no designer or stock photos required!