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UseIt Studio
Your AI design agent for real, editable project files.
90 followers
Your AI design agent for real, editable project files.
90 followers
UseIt is an AI design studio for things you can hold. Describe what you want in one sentence. UseIt asks what a designer would ask, designs it with you, and lets you refine any detail by pointing at it. You get a real, editable design file, not a flat image, ready to print, cut and fold, with real dimensions, bleed and dielines. Make pins, stickers, gift boxes, pop-up cards, brand kits and more. Use it in your browser, or call it up anywhere on your Windows desktop.
Hi Product Hunt! 👋
I'm Lindia, Co-founder of UseIt.
Five years ago, when I first stepped into the world of AI, I had a dream: what if AI could turn our wildest ideas into things we could actually hold in our hands?
A gift for someone special, a character you dreamed up, or something that simply didn't exist anywhere else.
Back then, it felt like a distant dream. But I've held onto that idea ever since.
And today, I'm incredibly excited to finally bring that dream to life with UseIt. 🥹
Meet UseIt, your AI-powered design studio for the physical world.
With UseIt, all you need is an idea. Simply describe what you have in mind, and AI helps you figure out the rest, from shaping the design to preparing files that can actually be manufactured. You can keep experimenting, making changes, and exploring possibilities without getting lost in complicated design tools.
Huge thanks to @zaczuo for hunting us! 🙏
🎁 Use code PHP-01-0002 to claim 15000 credits for everyone who joins today.
Let's make imagination tangible. ✨
@zaczuo @lindiac How does usel t make sure the final design is practical to manufacture and not just visually appealing
@zaczuo @shivam_kushwaha16 Great question! 👀Behind the AI, we’ve actually built a manufacturing knowledge base using real factory templates and spec sheets. It covers all those stuff: dimensions, bleed and safe areas, materials, printing methods, finishes, and how close your design can get to the cut line.
So while the AI handles the creative magic, the knowledge base makes sure everything is actually production-ready. ✨
And yep, we double-check the final files against those rules before they head to the factory.
We're still growing the knowledge base, and there's definitely more to come!
Would love for you to give UseIt a try! We're always happy to hear your thoughts, answer questions, and chat about ideas! 🫶
Hi Product Hunt 👋
I'm Daniel, co-founder of UseIt.
Almost everyone has something they've wanted to make and never did: a gift box for your best friend's wedding, stickers of the characters you've doodled for years. The love is there. Then sizes, materials and manufacturers get in the way, and we quietly let it go.
I research computer-use agents, AI that operates real software. Most of the excitement around them is about saving experts time. That was never what moved me. I want more people to hold the thing they imagined, and know they made it.
UseIt is how we're trying to get there. Tell it what you want, and it asks what a designer would ask, sets up the real structure, and designs on it. 👆 Circle any part to change just that. 📦 See it in 3D in real materials. 📐 Get an editable design file with real dimensions, ready for a manufacturer. Under the hood, the agent works directly in design software instead of generating a picture.
It's early. 🌱 Gift boxes, pins, stickers, pop-up cards and brand kits for now, and it won't get everything right yet. Tell me when it breaks, and tell me what you've always wanted to make 💬 That's how we decide what's next.
Thanks to @zaczuo for hunting us 🙏
Code PHP-01-0002 gives 15,000 credits to everyone who joins today. 🎉
Congrats team! What inspired you to build UseIt?
I would wish to have an agent that can replicate a Canva design in Figma. Is it something that your agent can handle too?
The 3D preview functionality sounds useful.
@robertvv Yessss we love to see a real-life preview before production 😭💖
The dimensions and dielines in the editable file caught my eye. Those details matter when the next step is actually making the box, and being able to change one part on the canvas makes sense.