A LITTLE STUDIO KNOW-HOW

From a good idea
to a great post.

Pick a direction, make it yours, and take it out into the world. The advanced tools are there when you need them.

1. Find your starting point

Browse 62 templates or search by occasion. The original 20 favourites sit alongside 42 tailored signature compositions: blueprints, tickets, receipts, editorial posters, illustrated workflows and more. Each has ten built-in designs.

Explore the collection →

2. Make it yours

Open a template. Choose a composition in Design, edit the copy in Text, and replace illustrations in Artwork. Keep the tailored graphic or import an SVG, PNG, JPG or WebP. Adjust its scale, rotation, fit and optional brand tint.

Add up to eight extra detail blocks with labels, reorder them and choose List, Cards or Chips. Use a roomier layout or Story for dense content. Replace sample names, dates, quotes and metrics with your approved information.

3. Explore a new arrangement

Shuffle keeps your message and artwork while trying another arrangement. Undo and Redo let you explore. In Layout, turn on guides to move and resize regions, use arrow keys for precise movement, or enter positions numerically.

4. Work from a reference

Import a clear picture in Layout, then sign in to extract its layout. English OCR reads text and visual spacing on the studio server. It creates an editable starting point rather than recreating fonts or illustrations. Turn on the guide image to compare. Guides and editing outlines never appear in exports.

5. Give AI a useful brief

Describe the occasion, audience, main message, tone and must-have details. AI suggests three editable directions. Pick your favourite to continue in the studio. Review names, claims, dates and copy before sharing.

Your brief goes to this installation’s configured OpenRouter or NVIDIA NIM provider. Reference pictures are sent to AI only when you select the option to include them. Image input requires a vision-capable model. AI generation is rate limited per account.

Start with a creative brief →

6. Keep your work

Drafts save locally in this browser. Sign in and use Save to keep private projects in PostgreSQL, with revision history. Each cloud save creates a new version. If another tab saved first, the studio asks you to reload or save a new copy instead of overwriting it.

Use your Brand kit to set a default logo, voice, website and email for new designs. Existing projects keep their own details. The interface supports light, dark and system themes; changing it does not change your flyer colours.

7. Export with confidence

Portrait: 1080 × 1350. Square: 1080 × 1080. Story: 1080 × 1920. Download PNG at 1×, 2× or 3×, editable SVG with embedded fonts, or a reusable JSON copy including your uploaded artwork. Older AYRIA JSON copies can be imported from the export dialog.

Keep JSON backups before clearing browser storage. Install the supplied fonts when a design app ignores embedded SVG fonts. Custom SVG artwork remains embedded as an illustration; its internal paths can be edited in your vector app after extracting it.

A note about your data

Account projects and assets are private to your workspace. Uploads are sanitised and stored in local development storage or private S3-compatible object storage. The studio does not publish posts or schedule campaigns automatically.

For operators and developers: the project’s docs/ folder covers setup, Google OAuth, PostgreSQL migrations, AI configuration, deployment, architecture, security and scaling.