Lovart AI
An AI design agent that turns one brief into editable brand and campaign assets
Overview
Lovart is an AI design agent that turns a written brief into logos, brand kits, product shots, posters, slides and short videos on an editable infinite canvas, using third-party models such as GPT Image, Nano Banana and Seedance. It is operated by Resonate International Inc. in the US and belongs to Evoken (演语科技), the Beijing group that also runs LiblibAI.
Pricing
Pricing shown for reference only. These figures reflect RECATOOLS research as of 14 Oct 2026 and may be out of date or incomplete.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.
- 2,000 credits a month plus 100 refresh credits a day
- 2 concurrent tasks; 5 brand kits
- All image and video models; commercial licence
- 3,500 credits a month plus 100 refresh credits a day
- 4 concurrent tasks; 10 brand kits
- All image and video models; commercial licence
- 11,000 credits a month
- 8 concurrent tasks; 30 brand kits
- 10% off credit refills
- 27,000 credits a month
- 10 concurrent tasks; 100 brand kits
- 10% off credit refills
Use cases
What you can produce with Lovart AI
- A brand kit with logo, colours and typography generated from one written brief
- Batches of on-brand social posts, posters and product shots for a campaign
- Short video clips generated with models such as Seedance inside the same canvas
- Slide decks exported as PDF or PPTX with editable text
- Layouts exported as HTML and vectorised objects as SVG
- Multi-layer designs exported as PSD for finishing in other tools
- 3D objects generated through Tripo
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 does more than wrap one model: its agent breaks a brief into steps, picks models for each and lays the results out on an editable canvas, with brand kits that keep a campaign consistent and exports up to layered PSD and editable PPTX. Published prices start at $19 a month, and the parent, Evoken, is well funded.
Read the price page carefully: the cheapest Pro and Ultimate rates are first-year promotions that renew higher, and credits do not roll over. A US trademark suit over the name is still open. A good fit for small teams producing marketing assets at volume.
What we found
Lovart is an AI design agent. Give it a brief and it plans and produces a set of assets, from logos and brand kits to product shots, posters, slides and short videos, on an infinite canvas where every output stays editable. It opened a closed beta in May 2025 and launched publicly that July, when Lovart said 800,000 people had joined its waitlist. The site now claims 30 million marketers, business owners and creators; that number is Lovart's own and unaudited.
Ownership is clearer than earlier versions of this page made it. The terms of service name Resonate International Inc., registered in Delaware, as the operator. The group behind it is Evoken (演语科技), the Beijing company led by former ByteDance executive Chen Mian, which also runs the LiblibAI creator community, the LibTV video tool and Xingliu (星流), Lovart's Chinese counterpart. It raised a $130 million Series B led by HongShan and CMC Capital in October 2025 and nearly $300 million in a June 2026 round at a post-money valuation above $2 billion. In August Bloomberg reported that Evoken was weighing a Hong Kong listing and that its annual recurring revenue had passed $300 million in May, a figure for the whole company rather than Lovart alone.
Lovart does not train its own foundation models. It routes work to models such as GPT Image, Google's Nano Banana, ByteDance's Seedance and Tripo for 3D, and exports PNG, JPEG, MP4, PDF, editable PPTX, HTML, SVG and layered PSD.
Prices are published: Starter $19, Basic $32, Pro $90 and Ultimate $199 a month, with annual billing cutting Starter to $16 and Basic to $27. Pro and Ultimate are promoted at $45 and $109 a month for a first annual year, renewing at $74 and $166. Subscription credits reset each cycle. A trademark suit filed on 4 February 2026 in the Southern District of New York by the holder of an earlier LOVART-formative mark remained open on the docket on 14 October 2026.
Compiled by RECATOOLS from public sources: vendor documentation and pricing, code repositories and published reporting.
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.
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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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