Most AI art packs are unusable. Here's the filter I use before I ship a file.
I got tired of downloading "AI packs" that look good in a thumbnail and fall apart the second you drop them into a real project.
Before anything goes into Renderly, it has to clear this:
Resolution that survives. If it pixelates at 2000px, it's dead.
A prompt you can actually rerun. Not a vibe. The full stack — model, seed, settings.
A license that isn't fuzzy. Commercial use, no surprise restrictions.
Variants, not one lucky generate. 4–8 usable angles or styles, not 40 near-duplicates.
Named like a designer would search. "hero-bg-dark-amber-01" beats "finalv7reallyfinal".
If a file fails any of those, it doesn't ship.
That's the whole product.
