Graphic Design · Brand & Identity · Static Ads & Social
Lovart
AI design agent that turns a prompt and brand guide into campaign assets, with editable text layers and many image and video models.
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- Best for
- Beginners: people new to video
- Free plan
- Not confirmed
- Agent-ready (MCP / API)
- Not listed
- Platforms
- Web
- Last verified
- Oct 15, 2026
Summary
Overview
Lovart calls itself an AI design agent. You describe a project, optionally upload a brand guide, and it plans and generates a set of assets such as branding, posters, product visuals or social posts on one canvas. Its site lists skills for logos, posters, product shoots and more.
Who it fits
Lovart is aimed at marketers, business owners and creators who want a quick brand-consistent set of visuals. Features like Touch Edit and text edit let you adjust parts of an image, and typography can be separated into editable layers. It also lists access to models such as GPT Image 2, Seedance 2.0 and Veo 3.1.
What the plans include
Plans are credit-based. Lovart says credit use depends on the model and the complexity of the task, subscription credits reset every cycle, and top-ups last 366 days. Some plans add a slower unlimited mode.
Limits and alternatives
Because costs depend on the task, estimate before committing, and accounts are for one person unless you buy the Team plan. Canva is a template-first design tool, Krea is a multi-model generation workspace, and Looka focuses on logos and brand kits.
Who it's for
A good fit if you are…
- Marketers and founders who want a set of on-brand assets from one prompt
- People who want brand kit, edits and several models in one canvas
Another tool may suit you better if you are…
- Anyone who needs a layered pro design tool for print production
- People who want a single fixed price: credits vary by task and model
Pricing
Credit-based plans; subscription credits reset each billing cycle and top-ups last 366 days. See the official page for current prices. As of Oct 2026, verify.
- Lovart says credit use varies by model, settings and task complexity.
- Monthly and annual plan credits do not roll over; top-up credits are valid for 366 days.
- Some plans include Unlimited Relax Generation, a slower queued mode; accounts are for one person and teams need the Team plan.
Prices as of Oct 2026 (checked Oct 15, 2026), verify before buying. Source: vendor pricing page.
Key features
- Prompt-driven design agent that plans and produces asset sets
- Brand kit with colors, fonts and logos, and custom skills
- Touch Edit, text edit as separate layers, remix and edit elements
- Expand, upscale, remove background and multi-angle views
- Access to image and video models such as GPT Image 2, Seedance 2.0 and Veo 3.1
Integrations: Web app; lists GPT Image 2, Seedance 2.0 and Veo 3.1 among its models.
Agent-ready? Not listed. The agent is built into the app; no API or MCP interface is listed.
Pros and good to know
Drawn from the vendor's own documentation and public sources.
Pros
- One prompt can produce a set of assets
- Typography can be edited as layers
- Many models behind one credit system
Good to know
- Credit costs vary by task and model
- Plan credits expire each cycle
- Individual accounts only; teams need a separate plan
Alternatives
- Canva: Template-first online design tool for social posts, presentations, video and logos, with Magic Studio AI on paid plans.
- Krea: Multi-model image, video and 3D generation workspace with real-time generation, upscaling, node workflows and an AI agent.
- Looka: AI logo maker that sells one-time logo packages and a yearly Brand Kit of templates generated from your logo.
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