Overview
Lovart markets itself as the world’s first AI design agent. Rather than handing you a blank canvas, you give it a brief — a product launch, a brand refresh, a social campaign — and it plans the job, then generates and arranges a full set of deliverables on an infinite canvas: logos, posters, color systems, packaging mockups, storyboards, and short videos. The core idea is orchestration. Lovart routes each part of a request across multiple third-party image and video engines and stitches the results into one coherent campaign. A reasoning layer interprets the brief, decides which models and styles to use, then batches generation — reportedly up to around 40 assets in a single run. Integrated video models extend the same workflow to short-form motion, and outputs export to formats you can finish in Figma or Photoshop.
Key Features
- Agentic brief-to-deliverable workflow — describe a campaign and Lovart plans, generates, and arranges the assets automatically
- Multi-model orchestration — routes each task across leading image and video engines behind one prompt
- Infinite canvas — iterate, edit, and organize a whole campaign in a single workspace
- Brand-kit generation — produces logos, palettes, and type systems from one conversational prompt
- Batch asset generation — creates dozens of variations from a single request for faster exploration
- Production exports — outputs compatible with Figma, Photoshop, and After Effects
Pricing
| Plan | Price | For |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | ~100 daily credits, personal use only, no card |
| Starter | $19.90/mo | ~1,500–2,000 credits, solo creators |
| Basic | $39.90/mo | ~3,500–4,600 credits, commercial license |
| Pro | $89.90/mo | ~11,000 credits, team seats, priority |
| Ultimate | $159.99/mo | ~22,000–30,000 credits, 4K, API access |
Comparison
vs. Midjourney: Midjourney wins on raw image aesthetics, but it produces isolated pictures. Lovart is built to assemble a whole branded set — logos, posters, and videos — from one brief, which matters more when you need a campaign rather than a single hero image.
vs. Adobe Firefly: Firefly is strongest inside Adobe workflows and enterprise creative pipelines. Lovart is the better fit for founders and marketers who want a fast first draft of an entire brand system without opening a design suite.
vs. Canva: Canva excels at templated production once assets exist. Lovart lives at the front of the process, turning a vague direction into moodboards and first-pass visuals before you brief a designer.