Launching today
UseIt Studio
Your AI design agent for real, editable project files.
505 followers
Your AI design agent for real, editable project files.
505 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.
Hey @lindiac and team, congrats on launch. Lovely product :)
Would def love to see, how it grows further.
Congrats on launch and best wishes ahead 😄
Great product and congratulations on the launch!
I've signed up and whipped up a looping animation for a static logo.
Very happy with the quality as of now.
This might go into my usual toolset!
One minor nitpick, it'd be great if the paid plans were mentioned on the homepage.
To my knowledge, they are not.
Anyway, aside from that one nitpick, I really liked useit.im!
Congrats Lindia and Daniel on the launch!
Curious how you handle the step from a nice looking model to something a factory will actually accept. Do the files come out with tolerances and material picked already, or is that still on the user?
@genedai Thanks so much! Both are handled under the hood, not left to the user. When you choose a product, the material comes with a sensible default (which you can easily swap), and the tolerances are baked right into the system.
UseIt pairs AIGC with a computer-use agent. It can generate varied designs, while the agent directly edits the vector file to apply the exact production specs for that specific product and material—cut lines, bleed, safe margins, white-ink and finish layers, and precise sizing. What comes out is a factory-ready file you can send straight to 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.
@oleksii_sekundant Yeahhh We want to make sure your designs don't just look good on screen, but are actually ready to be made! 👍