Get real design work without hiring a designer
Yani's AI design generator turns a plain-language brief into finished visuals: landing pages, multi-screen mobile mockups, logos, posters, and hero illustrations. Describe what you want, pick a design system if you like, and Yani works up three design variations in parallel — then hands you editable files, including Figma import.
Why is design the thing that stalls every launch?
You know the feeling. The product is ready, the words are written — and everything is waiting on a logo, a landing page, a poster. Hiring a designer means briefs, rounds, and invoices. Doing it yourself means a weekend inside a template tool that still looks like a template.
An AI design generator closes that gap. You describe the design the way you'd describe it to a person — what it's for, who it's for, how it should feel — and Yani does the design work: layout, type, color, imagery. Not suggestions to act on; finished designs to choose from.
What can Yani design?
Every asset a launch needs
Landing pages, multi-screen mobile mockups, logos, posters, and hero illustrations — the pieces you'd otherwise brief out one by one, all from one place.
Three directions, not one guess
Every brief runs as three design variations in parallel. Compare real options side by side and pick the one closest to what you had in mind — no waiting on round two.
A look that holds together
Pick a design system and skills before Yani starts, so your landing page, logo, and poster read as one brand — not three separate jobs.
Files you can keep working on
Take your design out as a Claude Design ZIP or import it into Figma. What Yani makes is yours to edit, hand off, or build on — not locked in a preview.
How does the AI design generator work?
- Describe the design — Type it like a message: "A landing page for my catering service — warm, modern, Arabic and English." Attach anything that shows the taste you're after.
- Watch three variations get built — Yani works up three design directions in parallel. Compare them, pick one, and say what to change in plain words.
- Take the files — Export a Claude Design ZIP or import straight into Figma — or keep refining in chat until it's right.
Can Yani design in Arabic?
Yes — Arabic is a first language here, not an afterthought. Brief Yani in Arabic and the design comes back in Arabic, laid out right-to-left from the start rather than flipped at the end.
If your customers read Arabic, English-first tools leave you redoing half the work yourself. With Yani you write the brief in either language — or ask for both on one page — and the design is made for the audience that will actually see it.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need design experience to get good results?
No — describing what you want in plain words is enough. Yani handles layout, type, color, and imagery, and the design-system picker keeps those choices consistent. If you can tell a friend what the design is for and how it should feel, you can brief Yani — and you judge three finished variations instead of imagining what one might look like.
What happens if I don't like any of the three variations?
Tell Yani, in plain words, and it reworks the design — no new brief needed. Because you're reacting to three concrete directions instead of a blank page, feedback gets specific fast: keep one's layout, take another's colors, drop the third. The variations are a first draft for the conversation, not a final answer.
How do I keep everything on-brand across designs?
Pick a design system before Yani starts, and every asset follows it. The design-system and skill pickers set the rules, so the poster you make next quarter matches the landing page you made today. Reach for the same system on every new brief, and consistency stops depending on your memory of which blue you used.
Is a landing-page design the same as a live landing page?
No — design mode produces the design; building the live page is a separate Yani ability, and it exists too. Use design mode when you want visuals to review, hand off, or edit in Figma. When you want a working website with hosting behind it, ask Yani to build the site itself — many founders pick a direction first, then have Yani build the winner.
How much does design mode cost?
Design mode is part of Yani, not a separate product — and Yani is free to start. Design work runs on your plan's credits like everything else, so there is no per-design fee or add-on to buy. Run a real brief on the free plan and judge the three variations yourself before deciding whether a paid plan is worth it.
Your next design is one message away
Describe it — the landing page, the logo, the poster — and pick from three directions.