Generated images aren't editable designs.
AI generates finished images without individual design elements. Designers have to recreate layouts, typography, and components from scratch to make meaningful changes.
Describe what you need and get a real design file back: separate text, shapes and images you can select, move and restyle like anything you made yourself.
Today's AI tools hand back a picture or a block of code. Neither is something a designer can open and work on.
AI generates finished images without individual design elements. Designers have to recreate layouts, typography, and components from scratch to make meaningful changes.
AI-generated code can produce interfaces, but modifying them often requires technical knowledge. Designers shouldn't have to understand code to refine their designs.
Start from a sentence and finish with a design file your team can keep working on.
Tell Laera what you're making, who it's for and the look you want. It builds the design as separate layers: text, shapes, images and components.
Every element is selectable. Move it, change its size or colour, and its properties update as you go. No code involved.
Say what you want in plain words. Laera edits the layer you name, leaves the rest alone, and nothing is final until you keep it.
Laera follows the rules good designers already work by, plus the ones your brand adds on top.
Layouts sit on a column grid with even spacing, type follows a clear scale, and the most important element reads first.
Laera flags spacing, alignment and type issues in the finished design and fixes what it can.
Upload your colours, fonts, tokens and components. Posters, stories and banners all come out on-brand, whoever on your team makes them.
Four kinds of work Laera is shaped around.
Screens and flows built from real components, ready to hand off.
Posters, social posts and campaign assets you can keep reworking.
New assets that already match the brand book.
One shared brand kit, so every designer's work matches.
We're opening Laera to a small group of designers first. Join the waitlist for early access and a say in what we build next.