Design

AI to design social media posts with your brand

Design turns a one-line request into an image ready to use: the post, the carousel, the story or the ad creative, within your business’s visual identity.

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What does an AI agent for graphic design do?

An AI agent for graphic design turns a one-line brief, like «a post for the promo», into a complete visual brief and delivers the asset: a post, a carousel, a story, a cover or an ad creative. At Meteor this is Design, included in every workspace. It infers the aspect ratio from the use (story 9:16, post and carousel 4:5, cover 16:9), works with your brand’s logo, palette, typefaces and key visual, and it also edits: it removes a background, changes a color or takes a square asset to a story by extending the scene instead of cropping it. Feed, Marketer and Presentations ask it for their assets.

Design at a glance

What it does: Generates and edits image assets (post, carousel, story, cover or ad creative) within your business’s visual identity.
What triggers it: A request from you or from another Met: Feed, Marketer and Presentations ask it for assets.
AI level: You choose each Met’s level: Ágil, Brillante or Genio. All three come with every plan and their usage is billed as Energy. How billing works
What it does not do: It does not make videos: that is Clip’s job, added from the store.
It does not publish or schedule: Feed publishes it when you approve.
It does not save or change your brand identity: that is Brand’s job.
It does not generate real logos, brands or people’s faces unless you explicitly ask.
Price: From US$99 a month + Energy

The problem

Is the graphic always what holds the post back?

The post is written and the campaign is built, but the image waits for someone to have a free slot. And when it arrives, it has to be adapted to a story, a carousel and the ad, one by one.

The solution

The asset ready, in the right format and on brand

Design writes the visual brief for you, picks the format from the use, applies your visual identity and shows you the asset in the chat. If it is almost right, it edits the same image instead of starting over.

Before and after

From the same old bottlenecks to a real advantage

A one-line request produces a generic image.

It turns it into a brief with subject, setting, style, framing and light before generating.

Every network asks for a different format.

It infers the aspect ratio from the use: story 9:16, post and carousel 4:5, cover 16:9.

The slides of a carousel do not look alike.

It generates the first one, uses it as the reference for the rest and delivers them together and in order.

Turning a square asset into a story cuts half of it off.

It extends the scene into the new format and keeps the subject whole.

The assets do not look like your brand.

It uses your business’s logo, palette, typefaces and key visual when the asset has to be recognized as yours.

What it does

Ready for the routine work and the hard cases

Assets for social and ads

Posts and carousels
Stories and covers
Ad creatives
Images for presentations

Editing

Remove or change the background
Change a color or a detail
Adapt an asset to another format without cropping it
Variations on an existing asset, when you ask

On brand

Logo, palette and typefaces from the brand kit
The key visual as a reference when the asset needs it
Tells you if your business has no visual identity yet
Adds no copy, prices or promises nobody asked for

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about Design

At Meteor it is Design, included in every workspace. You ask for the asset in one sentence and it writes the visual brief for you, picks the format from the use and applies your brand’s logo, palette and style. It shows you the image in the chat, and once you approve it, Feed publishes it.

Yes. You hand it the asset and ask for the change: remove the background, change the color of a sign or turn it from square into a story. It works on the same image, and when it changes the aspect ratio it extends the scene instead of cropping it.

Your business’s visual identity (logo, palette, typefaces, style and key visual) reaches it with every request. It decides asset by asset which references to use: the key visual when the asset has to be recognized as yours and the logo when it has to appear. If your business has no visual identity loaded yet, it makes the asset anyway and tells you; building it is Brand’s job.

Yes. It tells you how many slides there will be before starting, because each one is generated and charged separately, generates the first one and uses it as the reference for the rest so they look alike, and delivers them together and in order.

Clip, the video producer, makes them; you add it to your team from the store. Design keeps the image assets.

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