MADEONSTET.COM · AI IMAGES WITH PERFECT TEXT
Every letter, exactly as written.
Every AI image tool can paint. Almost none can spell. Stet compiles your text and references into a disciplined instruction the model can't garble — so labels, packaging, posters, covers, menus, and signs come out letter-perfect, the first time.
Your first proof is free — no card required · free proofs carry a small "Made on Stet" mark
stet (v.) — proofreader's Latin, "let it stand": the mark an editor writes to keep the text exactly as written. It's the standard we print to.
The machine has a name: THE GALLEY™ — Stet Proofing Press No. 001. Every letter locks before the image leaves the shop.
No gibberish. No misspellings. No almost.
THE PROOF TEST
Most image tools invent text. Stet preserves it.
One wrong word ruins a label. One wrong letter kills a poster. One fake QR breaks trust. Stet is built for the moment "close enough" isn't.
| ORDINARY GENERATORS | STET | |
|---|---|---|
| Exact text | Unreliable | Built around it |
| Reference layouts | Loose | Anchored |
| Labels & packaging | Risky | The primary use case |
| Print readiness | Hit or miss | Designed for final output |
| Workflow | Prompt guessing | Structured proofing |
TYPE IT. ANCHOR IT. STET IT.
Other tools pass your prompt straight to the model. Stet compiles it.
Garbled text isn't bad luck — it's what happens when a model is left to guess. Stet never lets it guess. Behind one clean form, three disciplines run on every image:
References carry the layout
Drop in the label, the shelf shot, the cover you're matching. The model works from your frame — it never invents one.
You type the words. All of them.
Every line that must appear is handed over character for character. There is nothing left to misspell.
One change. Nothing drifts.
Stet states what changes and pins everything else — lighting, composition, materials — so the result is the image you asked for, not a remix of it.
THE PROOF GALLERY
The press proves itself. Every letter counted.
We don't fake our own proof. Every specimen here came straight off the press — Stet's own engine, its own images, every letter exact. The hardest text test isn't a logo, it's a magazine cover: Stet rendered a full editorial cover, 13 text fields, clean. And now the press checks itself: the Proof Loupe reads every pull back, letter by letter, before you approve it. As the press runs, this gallery grows with live proofs, prompt on file.
THE PROOFER'S TEST
We handed the press to a man who proofs pages for a living.
Decades of magazine pages passed under his loupe before the machines could spell. We told Official Proofer No. 001 to break the machine — dense covers, his call, no help. He couldn't. His verdict: "literally perfect." Two of his pulls hang here with his blessing.
BUILT FOR PEOPLE WHO PRINT
Where one garbled word is a scrapped run.
Labels, packaging, tags, and box mockups with your exact copy — before you pay for a print run.
Shirts, mugs, posters, stickers. The words are the product. They have to be right.
Covers and spines where the title, the name, and the blurb read exactly as written.
Invites, programs, show posters — dates and names that never come out sideways.
Menus and specials boards where every dish, every price, every night reads exactly right.
Storefront signs, banners, wayfinding — words at display size, where one wrong letter is the whole image.
MACHINE No. 002 — THE MAKEREADY™
Bring us your worst shot.
A product photo too rough to list. An old picture you want sharp and large again. A label that won't read. The Restrike™: hand the Makeready your bad image and it comes back rebuilt — background, light, and staging redone, the product itself untouched — and every letter on it is read back before it leaves. Proofed, not guessed. In old shops, makeready was the craft of working a form until a poor impression pulled perfect. Machine No. 002 does that for pictures.
- We press first. If the read-back doesn't stand letter-perfect, you owe nothing
- Your exact product — we fix the photograph, never the item
- Delivered with its line-by-line Read-Back™ sheet
HOW A RESTRIKE RUNS
- Hand it over. The bad shot, plus close-ups of any words that must survive.
- The press rebuilds the photograph. Light, background, staging — the product itself untouched.
- The read-back. Every letter on the pull is checked against your original, line by line, and a human signs the sheet.
- The pull returns to you. It pops out on the press the moment you arrive, hangs on your drying line, and downloads as PNG, JPEG, or PDF.
THIS SPACE IS HELD FOR PILOT PULL No. 001 — THE FIRST BEFORE-AND-AFTER, PROMPT ON FILE.
WE DON'T FAKE OUR OWN PROOF.
PRICING
Priced on getting it right, not on volume.
A proof is one finished image. Buy a pack, press when you need to — credits never expire, buy more anytime, no subscription. Need a bad photo fixed instead? The Makeready above takes Restrike™ jobs — $49, Press-Checked™, and if the read-back doesn't stand, you owe nothing.
- No watermark — commercial use
- Standard & high-fidelity proofs
- Credits never expire
- Everything in Maker
- Room for a full project
- Credits never expire
- Everything in Pro
- Lowest per-proof rate
- Credits never expire
Bring a bad photo — a rough product shot, an old picture, a label that won't read — and it comes back commerce-ready with every letter read back. We press first: if the read-back doesn't stand letter-perfect, you owe nothing.
THE LETTER-PERFECT GUARANTEE
If Stet garbles text you typed correctly, reach out — the fix is on us.
Email hello@madeonstet.com with the proof and we'll re-press it free. It covers our mistakes on the exact text you typed — not a change of mind or a style preference.
One proof = one finished image. If a press run fails, the credit returns to you on its own — you're only charged for pulls you actually get. Credits never expire, and there's no subscription.
Free to try: your first proof is on us — watermarked "Made on Stet." Buy a pack anytime to go watermark-free, including a clean version of that first proof.
START PRESSING
Make the image you meant to make.
Proof before you print. Your first proof is free — your text, your references, letter-perfect, or it doesn't leave the shop.