AI-generated images in Social Hub can contain spelling errors and lower-than-expected visual quality across all supported platforms, including Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and Twitter/X. This is a known AI model limitation — upload your own image or refine your prompt to publish clean, on-brand visuals today.
🔎 What the issue looks like in Social Hub
When you schedule or publish a post through Social Hub and let the system auto-generate an image, the result may show:
- Spelling errors — misspelled brand names, garbled words, or nonsense characters rendered inside the image.
- Poor visual quality — distorted faces, warped objects, low detail, or inconsistent style.
- Off-brand visuals — for example, a luxury-travel post generates a cartoonish or low-resolution image that mismatches your brand style.
This affects AI-generated images only. Images you upload manually to Social Hub are not affected.
💡 Why this happens
Social Hub uses third-party AI image generation models to create post visuals from your prompt or post copy. These models share well-documented limitations:
- AI image models cannot reliably render text inside images — letters, words, and logos are frequently misspelled or distorted.
- Output quality varies based on the prompt, subject matter, and the model's training data.
- The same limitations apply across every platform Social Hub publishes to, not only Facebook.
This is a known limitation of the underlying AI technology, not a bug specific to your Social Hub account or any single social platform connection.
🛠️ How to work around the issue today
Choose one of the following options to avoid publishing low-quality or misspelled AI images.
Option 1: Upload a manually-created image
- Open Social Hub and create or edit your post.
- Remove the AI-generated image from the post.
- Click Upload Image and select a file from your computer or media library.
- Schedule or publish the post.
Option 2: Use an external design tool and import the result
- Create your image in an external design tool such as Canva, Figma, Photoshop, or any image editor of your choice.
- Export the finished image to your computer.
- In Social Hub, click Upload Image and select the exported file.
- Schedule or publish the post.
Option 3: Review and regenerate the AI image before scheduling
- In the Social Hub post editor, click Regenerate on the AI image.
- Edit the prompt to avoid requesting text inside the image — no logos, signs, slogans, or written words.
- Keep the prompt focused on a single subject and simple scene.
- Click Preview to check the image for spelling errors or visual distortions before scheduling.
- Replace or regenerate until satisfied, then publish.
Your post will publish with the image you confirmed in the preview.
Heads up: If you edited a post while working around image issues, verify your per-platform captions are still correct — a recently resolved bug could have reverted them to the base caption.
📋 Status and known limitations
AI image quality and in-image text rendering are ongoing known limitations of current third-party AI image models. There is no committed timeline for a fix, because the underlying constraints are model-level rather than specific to Social Hub.
If image quality is important to your workflow:
- Submit feedback or a feature request through Search Atlas Support so your use case is captured.
- Vote on or watch related roadmap items if they are published.
- Use a manually-created or externally-designed image in the meantime (see workarounds above).
This article will be updated if model improvements or a dedicated fix become available.
✅ Related known issue (resolved)
If your AI-generated captions were describing social media character limits instead of your topic, this was a separate bug that has been fixed as of May 2026. Regenerate your captions to get on-topic results.
This caption bug is unrelated to the AI image quality limitations described above.
⚠️ When to contact Search Atlas Support
Contact Search Atlas Support if you experience any of the following:
- A published post containing a defective AI image that you need help removing or replacing.
- Image generation that fails completely or returns an error in Social Hub.
- Manually uploaded images that display incorrectly on a social platform after publishing.
Share the post URL, a screenshot, and the date and time the post was published so the team can investigate quickly.
🌀 You now know why AI-generated Social Hub images can appear flawed across social platforms and how to avoid publishing low-quality visuals. Upload your own image, import one from an external design tool, or refine your prompt and preview the result to keep your posts on-brand.