Introducing the Recraft Design AgentA logo in one tool, an icon in another, a social post in a third. That’s how most people building an app or a website end up with an identity: assembled, not designed. Fix one piece and the rest stops matching.The Design Agent skips that. Describe your product in a prompt, and it builds a full set of design assets: logo, palette, typography, app icon, icons, landing and hero visuals, social posts, and more, all pulling from the same creative direction. Save the result as a Design Kit, and every asset you pull from it afterward is built to match.Here’s how it works.
Create a design set. Give the agent a simple request, or a brief with references. It responds with four creative directions to choose from. Pick one, and the agent expands it into a full set, around 12 assets: logo, palette, typography, app icon, icons, a landing or hero visual, a social post, merch, and more. Key elements, like the logo mark or the palette, carry through across the set.Save and reuse. The finished set locks into a Design Kit. Come back next week for a new social post or a new icon, and the agent pulls from the same kit, so new assets are built to match what you already shipped. Edit or extend the kit as your product grows.No more re-prompting from scratch every time you need one more asset.
The Design Agent works across styles and tasks, but this first release is tuned specifically for software: apps, websites, and similar digital products. That focus is deliberate. Narrowing the target lets us raise generation quality for the people who need it most right now: builders without a designer on the team, who need a coherent look fast and can’t wait on five separate tools to agree with each other.
The Design Agent is available now in Recraft Studio, for subscribed users. It runs on credits: the more assets and iterations, the higher the cost, so a full project can add up.
