Lovart Launches AI Design Agent to Automate Entire Creative Campaigns in Minutes

San Francisco, CA — Lovart, a new AI design startup founded by former ByteDance senior product director Melvin Chen, has emerged from stealth with what it calls the first fully integrated “AI Design Agent.” The platform promises to condense the traditionally fragmented and weeks-long creative process into minutes, producing everything from brand kits to videos from a single prompt.

Unlike conventional AI design tools that focus on specific tasks, Lovart’s platform is built for end-to-end campaign creation. It generates professional-grade assets — including brand identity systems, UI mockups, packaging designs, and motion content — in formats compatible with tools like Figma, Photoshop, and After Effects.

Creative reasoning, not just generation

Lovart’s core technology is a “Mind Chain of Thought” reasoning engine designed to emulate the strategic thinking of a creative director. A multi-agent architecture assigns specialized AI agents to different disciplines — logo design, typography, motion graphics — while a context synchronization layer ensures all outputs adhere to a unified brand strategy.

The platform also features “canvas as context,” allowing it to continuously analyze assets on an infinite design canvas and adapt recommendations accordingly. This contextual intelligence keeps campaigns visually consistent across formats without manual input.

From strategy to pixels

Lovart’s workflow begins with market and audience analysis, translating those strategic insights into tactical design decisions — an approach the company calls “strategy-to-pixel” automation. The system builds short-term memory for campaign-specific choices and long-term memory for a user’s overall style, enabling increasingly personalized outputs over time.

Viral beta and enterprise interest

Lovart’s invite-only beta, launched in May, quickly gained traction after an AI-generated coffee brand project went viral online. Within days, the waitlist hit 100,000 users; today, the company reports over 800,000 beta users in 70+ countries. Early adopters include Y Combinator startups and growth-stage companies using the tool to cut creative production costs.

The platform has also cultivated a community through “Agent Battles” on Discord, where human designers compete against the AI in real-time challenges.

Positioning in a competitive market

While funding details remain undisclosed, Lovart is reportedly backed by notable investors. The startup enters a crowded AI design market that includes Canva, Adobe, Figma, and specialized AI tools like Runway and Midjourney. Unlike many rivals, Lovart positions itself as a vertically integrated solution rather than a point tool.

Lovart is now publicly available at lovart.ai, offering free, basic, and pro subscription tiers.