AI graphics design, the real pipeline

What's already real, today

"AI graphics design" isn't one feature here — it's three real, separate paths that all end at a finished, downloadable visual: Flyer Studio (an AI-generated background plus editable text layers you can move, resize, and restyle), a single-call AI-composed mode (one generation produces the whole ad — background, headline, and call-to-action — as one finished image, for when you don't need to hand-edit anything), and URL-to-flyer (point it at a product or event page and it drafts a first flyer from that page's own content). A conversational editor lets you ask for changes in plain language afterward, on any of the three.

The two real paths to a finished design

Layered and editable is the right choice when you know you'll want to nudge text, swap a headline, or reuse the same background for three different offers. AI-composed is the right choice when you just need one finished, legible image fast and don't plan to hand-edit it afterward — it trades editability for speed, in a single generation.

Neither path requires starting from a blank canvas. Real layout presets exist for common formats, and the URL-to-flyer path exists specifically so a product or event page you already have becomes your starting draft instead of an empty page.

Brand Kit: consistency without repeating yourself

A tenant-level Brand Kit stores your default art style, color palette, and logo once. From then on, new designs and compiled videos can pull from that same real, stored configuration automatically — your logo gets overlaid consistently, your palette stays consistent, without re-specifying it on every single design.

What this doesn't do

Said plainly, because this guide is honest about limits: there is no dedicated "logo design wizard" as a separate tool. Brand Kit stores and consistently applies a logo you already have — it doesn't run a distinct logo-naming or brand-identity process from nothing. If you want an AI-generated logo concept to start from, that's the same general image generation the rest of the platform runs on, prompted for a logo — not a purpose-built logo tool with its own interface.

Who this track is actually for

Small businesses running their own promotions without a designer on staff. Agencies and freelancers producing client flyers and social ad creative at volume. Anyone who already has a logo and color palette and wants every new design to automatically match it, instead of re-uploading assets each time.

Your real first steps

Set up your Brand Kit first — logo, palette, art style — so everything you make afterward is consistent by default. Then try one flyer the layered-and-editable way, and one the AI-composed way, on the same offer, so you can feel the real tradeoff for yourself before picking a default workflow.

Frequently asked

Do I need design experience to use this?

No — the layout presets and AI-composed mode exist specifically so you don't need prior design training to get a legible, finished result.

Can I still hand-edit an AI-composed design afterward?

Not in that same single-image mode — if you expect to want hand-edits, start from the layered, editable path instead.