Lovart AI
AI design agent that turns one prompt into a full brand campaign.
Overview
Lovart AI is the international AI design agent from Beijing's LiblibAI (founded 2023, ~$430M raised), coordinating GPT-4o, Flux, Kling, and Veo 3 behind one prompt to generate logos, brand kits, and video on an infinite canvas.
Pricing
Pricing shown for reference only. These figures reflect RECATOOLS research as of 20 Jul 2026 and may be out of date or incomplete. This is not financial or purchasing advice — always confirm the current price on the provider’s official website before making any decision.
- Small monthly credit allowance
- Basic model access
- Personal use
- 2,000 credits/month
- Full agent abilities
- Unlimited projects
- 3,500 credits/month
- All top models
- Credit top-ups available
- 11,000 credits/month
- Best credit refill rates
- Priority processing
Use cases
What you can produce with Lovart AI
- Complete brand kit: logo, colour palette, typography, and icon set exported as SVG/PNG
- Up to 40 social media assets (posts, stories, covers) generated from one campaign brief
- Short-form video ads up to 10 minutes via Kling AI, Hailuo, or Runway Gen-4 integration
- Packaging mockup renders in print-ready PNG at 4000x4000px (Pro and above)
- UI flow or product landing-page mockup compatible with Figma and Photoshop exports
- Storyboard panels with audio track for pitch or presentation decks
- Batch poster generation with accurate Chinese-font rendering (Xingliu/China version)
ASEAN Perspective
Lovart AI in Southeast Asia
Lovart's parent LiblibAI is China-headquartered, Sequoia China-backed, and roughly half of the Lovart user base is reported to be Chinese — making it one of the highest-profile Chinese AI consumer products targeted at global creative markets. A fully localised China version (Xingliu / Star Flow Agent) launched in July 2025 with Chinese font and semantic support, demonstrating strong intent to serve Chinese-speaking users across Greater China and the Chinese diaspora in ASEAN. However, Lovart has not yet announced dedicated localisation for Bahasa Indonesia, Bahasa Melayu, Thai, Vietnamese, or other ASEAN languages, and pricing in USD may disadvantage casual users in lower-income ASEAN markets. ASEAN creative professionals in Singapore, Malaysia, and the Philippines who work in English will find the tool immediately usable, but the platform's ASEAN readiness beyond the Chinese-speaking tier remains work in progress.
Lovart backs up its "AI design agent" pitch with real multi-step automation — the MCoT engine chains GPT-4o, Flux Kontext, Kling, Ideogram, and Veo 3 into a single brief-to-campaign workflow, not just one wrapped model. LiblibAI (Beijing, founded 2023) has raised roughly $430M total, including a $130M round led by HongShan (Sequoia China) and CMC Capital with Ant Group participating, which buys real infrastructure and model access most rivals can't match.
Treat the marketing numbers skeptically: 10M+ users and $80M+ ARR come from Lovart's own blog, unaudited. A live trademark suit — Aygstar Group v. Resonate International, filed February 4, 2026 in the Southern District of New York over the LOVART name — adds real legal risk for enterprise buyers. Exact tier pricing isn't publicly verifiable beyond a credit-based Free/Starter/Basic/Pro ladder.
What people say
A federal trademark lawsuit is now the biggest thing hanging over Lovart AI. Aygstar Group LLC — which has held a registered "GRACE LOVART" mark since 2021 — sued Resonate International Inc. (Lovart's US entity) on February 4, 2026 in the Southern District of New York, alleging infringement, false designation of origin, and cybersquatting, and asking for the LOVART domains to be handed over. It doesn't affect the product today, but it's a real risk line item for any enterprise procurement team evaluating the platform.
The product underneath is legitimately clever. Lovart's MCoT reasoning engine chains GPT-4o, Flux Kontext, Kling, Ideogram, and Veo 3 into one multi-step workflow, turning a plain brief into a full set of on-brand assets — logos, packaging, social, video — instead of one generated image. LiblibAI, the Beijing parent (founded 2023, not 2024), has raised roughly $430M total, including a $130M round led by HongShan (formerly Sequoia China) and CMC Capital with Ant Group and Lenovo Capital also in. That's a serious war chest for model access.
The headline growth numbers — 10 million-plus users, $80M+ ARR — come exclusively from Lovart's own marketing and aren't independently audited; read them as directional, not verified. User reviews separately flag billing friction and slow support. Pricing runs a credit-based Free/Starter/Basic/Pro ladder, but exact dollar figures vary so much across third-party trackers that none can be confirmed here — check lovart.ai directly before budgeting.
Summary of public user & expert reviews, compiled by RECATOOLS.
Notable facts
- Lovart's invite codes sold on Chinese resale platforms for up to 500 yuan (~US$70) within days of the May 2025 beta launch — before the product was even publicly available.
- LiblibAI's parent raised what was reported as the largest single financing round in China's AI application sector in 2025 at $130 million, with backers including Ant Group and Sequoia China.
- The platform can orchestrate over 20 AI models simultaneously in a single design session, including GPT-4o for strategy, Flux for images, and Kling AI for video — more model diversity than any competing design tool.
- An open-source alternative called Open-Lovart appeared on GitHub shortly after Lovart's launch, built by the community to replicate its multi-agent design approach under an MIT licence.
Frequently asked questions
About this listing
This entry was compiled from publicly available data including Lovart AI's official website, press releases, documentation, and reputable third-party publications. RECATOOLS is not affiliated with Lovart AI unless explicitly stated.
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