I'm putting together a small landing page for a new project and need around ten images for different sections. They don't have to look like photographs, but I want them to feel like they belong to the same visual style rather than ten random pictures pulled from stock sites. Hiring an illustrator for such a small batch feels unnecessary, so I'm thinking about generating them with AI. Which image generator would you use for something like this?

New projects have a habit of eating time on things that weren't supposed to take long. You sit down to finish the page and somehow an hour disappears into fonts, spacing, and little details nobody will notice after launch. So I'd keep the image part simple at first and make two or three test pieces before doing the whole set. A first pass can be done in Leonardo with the same reference image and prompt structure, then you can carry that direction through the rest of the page.

Don't forget how much the layout can change once you start checking the page on tablets and phones. An image that fits perfectly on desktop may lose half the subject after the crop, so it helps to have a few compositions of the same scene ready from the start. For those alternate versions, Midjourney AI can be used here: https://yesai.su/en/midjourney . Generate wide and tighter compositions, plus a couple with the subject shifted left or right. That gives you room to fit the same idea into different sections without rebuilding the whole visual from scratch.