Channel Art & Banner Kit

Most creators build their channel art piecemeal: a banner thrown together in one sitting, a profile picture from whatever photo was on hand, Twitch panels bolted on months later in a completely different mood. None of it matches, and viewers register that inconsistency as amateur even when they can't name why.

Channel Art & Banner Kit is a four-part AI skill that fixes this by locking in your brand direction first, then generating every downstream asset from the same reference point. This skill does not generate images itself — it writes detailed prompts for whatever image model you already use (Midjourney, DALL-E, Gemini, or a designer) plus exact layout and safe-area specs, so nothing important gets cropped by YouTube's device scaling or hidden behind Twitch's chat overlay.

Here's what each tool does:

Brand Mood & Style Guide Builder — Locks in your color palette, mood, typography treatment, and imagery style once. Every prompt after this references it, so your banner, panels, and avatar look like they belong to the same channel instead of three different eras of your design taste.

YouTube Banner & End Screen Prompt Generator — A full 2560×1440 banner prompt plus the exact 1546×423px safe-area spec that survives desktop, mobile, and TV cropping, and a matching end-screen background built to stay clear under YouTube's subscribe button and suggested-video cards.

Twitch Banner & Panel Set Generator — A channel banner plus all five panels streamers actually use — About, Schedule, Rules, Donate, Socials — generated as a cohesive set with a built-in consistency check so the stack doesn't feel like five random images.

Profile Picture / Avatar Concept Generator — Built specifically for the constraint every AI-generated avatar fails: staying recognizable at 48px next to a comment or in Twitch chat, with a legibility self-check before you commit to a final generation.

A channel that looks intentional across YouTube and Twitch converts better on first impression than one that looks assembled — and this kit costs less than one hour of a freelance designer's time.