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AI Designer Canvas

by AI Designer

Generates HTML/CSS designs, brand kits and imagery, and delivers them onto a live editor canvas you can watch.

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Summary
The pairing code is the good idea here — the agent's work lands somewhere a human is already looking.

Design tools that return a blob of HTML leave you to find out later whether it was any good. Linking the agent to an editor session inverts that: you press Connect Agent, hand over a six-character code, and every generation appears on the canvas in front of you. The rest of the surface follows the same instinct — vectorise, background-remove and asset-extract all operate on a canvas that already exists rather than starting over. Watch the credits: images and boards are the expensive calls, and a 3×3 board is nine generations.

What it is

AI Designer's hosted endpoint. The address is configurable, so you take the URL from your own setup rather than a shared one. What makes it unusual is the editor pairing: the agent links to a browser session and drops its output onto that canvas as it works.

What you get
  • Design generation and refinement — a complete HTML document with inline Tailwind, iterated by natural-language feedback
  • Image work: generate, edit, remove backgrounds, vectorise to SVG, extract embedded assets from a canvas
  • Brand kits — nine directions on one 3×3 board, save a tile as a private kit, steer later generations with it
  • Editor pairing: create a session or link one with a 6-character code, then list, fetch and search canvases
  • Account tools for credit balance and the OAuth scopes the connection actually holds
Requirements

Browser sign-in started by your MCP host; the client stores and refreshes the tokens. A pre-authenticated access token is supported for headless flows. Free plan, or Pro at $25/month for 100 rolling credits and watermark-free output.

Setup effort

Paste a URL, then authorize — add the endpoint to your client, then approve the OAuth consent screen