BookAI Studio
Open AI Design Agent
Design is easier with agents. Describe a campaign, brand or scene in plain language and the agent plans the full set of creative deliverables, picks the best image or video model for each asset, generates them in order and assembles the kit - posters, social campaigns, brand kits, ad creatives and video cutdowns - in an editable canvas.
What it does
- Design agent chat: start from a brief - the agent plans the deliverable list and generates each asset in dependency order, threading brand references forward.
- Model routing per asset: instead of one model for everything, the agent picks a suitable image or video model for each item - typography, photoreal, illustration or motion.
- Brand conditioning: palette, references and tone from your brief persist across every generation in a campaign.
- Reference uploads: attach product shots, style references or logos and the agent uses them when generating.
- Editable canvas: open any session in the canvas workspace to inspect, arrange and iterate on the generated assets.
- Agent skills: run prebuilt skills on a session for common creative jobs, from logo animation to campaign kits.
How it works
You type a brief in the studio - for example a launch campaign for a coffee brand - and the agent replies with a plan: the assets it will make and the model it will use for each one. You approve, adjust or reject steps as jobs run, and the finished assets collect in your session and in the canvas, where static images and motion pieces from the same brief sit side by side. Generation is performed through MuAPI, which orchestrates the underlying image and video models; the planning, model choices and intermediate outputs stay visible in the session instead of happening in a black box.
Good to know
This is an open-source design agent hosted by BookAI Studio. There are no accounts and no payments on this site: sessions are created under the operating account, so do not put private or sensitive material into briefs or uploads. Read the Privacy Policy and Terms of Service for exactly what happens to your inputs.