“Instagram post, Saturday happy hour, for the pizzeria”: one sentence to ChatGPT or Claude, and a real project appears in Immaginia — 1080×1350 format, palette, copy and composition, as separate elements you then refine by hand in the editor.
One sentence is enough: the occasion, the tone, who it's for. No sizes, no technical terms.
Your assistant builds a complete project: the right social format, a palette, headlines and copy already composed.
Every text, photo and shape is a separate element: in the editor you move, change and fix whatever you want.
One for people who just want it to work, one for people who work with a configuration file. They are not the same.
No key to copy and no file to edit: ChatGPT sends you to an Immaginia page, you authorize, and the connection is done. Three permissions are granted, spelled out on the consent screen:
The three permissions granted
Clients with a configuration file use a personal key instead of the authorized connection: you choose which permissions it carries, it expires on its own after 90 days, and you can revoke it at any time. Setup, the thirteen tools and the permissions are in the technical guide:
This is not a list of promises: these are boundaries built in, and they hold for any assistant you connect.
It sees your projects and only yours. The lists it goes through never contain email addresses in the clear.
On support messages it can only prepare a draft: sending doesn't exist as an operation, and the final word stays with a person.
On accounts and moderation it can only propose: every proposal waits until a person approves it from the panel.
No permission allows it, even if you wanted to grant one. And every permission you do grant can be revoked at any time.
No. From ChatGPT you add Immaginia and authorize the connection on one of our pages: no key to copy, no file to edit. The personal key is only for developer tools like Claude Desktop, Cursor or Codex.
Yes: connecting and creating projects costs nothing. There is a common-sense ceiling — up to 20 complete projects per hour — that normal use never meets.
Only what the granted permissions cover: your projects. It doesn't see other people's projects, it doesn't see email addresses, and the images in your projects are not poured into its replies.
From ChatGPT, no: the edit permission is not granted with that connection, so it can create, read and duplicate, but an existing project is yours to change in the editor. With the personal key used by developer tools, edits can be queued — and are confirmed by opening the project.
At any time: remove Immaginia from ChatGPT's connections, or revoke the personal key. From that moment the assistant can no longer get in, and every key expires on its own after 90 days anyway.
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