Artwork API for websites
Paste a URL or describe the product. Designelier returns a coordinated pack of transparent hero art, section illustrations, decorative elements, and motion-ready layers—starting in the web app, with API and MCP access coming on the same credit balance.
See six complete animated worlds ↓Email, forms, and webhooks become one approved project.
Email, forms, and webhooks become one approved project.
Five more products. Five different visual languages.
Every figure below appears once. Each is a complete, animated product story—not a recolour, a random prop, or a tray of disconnected parts.
API infrastructure · Acrylic cutaway
The capsule enters the gateway, crosses the real circuit, and returns signed. The mechanics explain authentication and compute without a diagram full of labels.
The request and response travel on the illustrated rails.
Team collaboration · Embroidered textile
Design, code, and copy feed the same loom. The shuttle does not decorate the scene—it physically turns those inputs into the finished product.
The shuttle crosses its rail; the beater sets each woven row.
Product analytics · Two-colour risograph
A product-data strip passes through registered filters and leaves as a clean summary. Every moving part belongs to that transformation.
The data strip advances through the rollers and a report exits.
Knowledge search · Painted gouache
A lens scans the archive, the matching drawer opens, and a citation slip follows the brass channel into the answer book.
Search, retrieval, citation, and answer happen in one connected path.
Scheduling · Stop-motion clay
Task tiles move through actual calendar grooves, an occupied slot diverts the next task, and the capacity gauge updates as the day fills.
The tiles travel, divert, and settle; the dial responds.From input to installation
Paste a public URL, upload a screenshot later, or describe the product. Add DESIGN.md when you have one.
See actual visual proposals built around different metaphors—not a list of style words.
Accept the suggested hero, section, decoration, and social placements or edit the asset list.
Download transparent files now. API and MCP installation use the same project and balance as they come online.
One engine, three ways to use it
One project, one credit balance, and versioned files—however you choose to work.
Explore directions visually, refine individual assets, and download usable transparent artwork.
Create projects, generate directions and assets, check job status, and retrieve versioned files.
POST /v1/artwork-packs
→ 15 estimated creditsLet a coding agent request the right pack, save the files in your repository, and wire them into the page.
“Show me three directions, then create and install the pack.”
Pay for what you generate
Start with three free generations. Buy more when you need them. The same balance is designed for the app, API, and MCP, and purchased credits do not expire.
Free exploration
Starter credits
Builder credits
Studio credits
Direction: 1 credit · Static asset: 1 credit · Motion-ready asset: 3 credits · Most complete landing-page packs use 12–18 credits.
Need recurring volume or more than 500 credits? Talk to us ↗FAQ
Coordinated website artwork: hero illustrations, section art, decorative elements, background motifs, social artwork, and optional motion-ready layers.
No. Designelier works with the website and visual system you already have. It creates the artwork layer that templates usually cannot provide.
One direction, one static production asset, or one refinement costs one credit. Motion-ready layered output shows its higher credit cost before generation.
Purchased credits do not expire. Free promotional credits may expire later, but the launch free credits are there to let you evaluate the result first.
Failed jobs and automatic quality-control retries do not consume credits. Credits are for usable output.
It will let supported coding agents use the same Designelier API to request, download, and install assets in a project. The MCP is the interface; the API does the generation.
Paid outputs include commercial usage rights, subject to the published terms and responsible-use policy.
Yes. A public URL provides richer context, but a clear product description is enough to begin.
Your page already has a story