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Varys AI revolutionizes interior design with instant renders, intuitive floorplan GPT, and automated design solution documents.

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Professional interior designers seeking to enhance productivity.
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Launched in 2023, Canva Magic Studio is a collection of AI-powered tools embedded within Canva's design platform, aimed at simplifying content creation. Magic Studio includes features like Magic Write, an AI text generator; Magic Edit, which enables AI-driven image modifications; and Magic Design, which suggests templates based on user input. Other tools, such as Magic Animate for motion effects and Magic Morph for dynamic text transformations, further enhance what it offers creatively. Canva Magic Studio leverages generative AI models from OpenAI, Stability AI, and Runway to provide text, image, and video capabilities, making it an all-in-one AI design assistant. Whether you're creating marketing materials, educational resources, or social media content, its AI-driven automation removes the complexity of professional design, enabling users of all skill levels to produce visually polished results. Canva Magic Studio is ideal for graphic design, marketing, and social media content creation, making it particularly useful for businesses and creators. Users can quickly generate presentations, posters, social media posts, and videos using AI suggestions and automation. Features like Magic Write help with crafting blog content, product descriptions, and social media captions, while Magic Edit allows users to tweak and refine images effortlessly. For small businesses, the automated branding tools provide consistency across marketing materials. Educators and students can also benefit from its intelligent layout and design suggestions, which make creating high-quality materials faster and easier. While Canva Magic Studio is powerful for design and content creation, it's not a full-fledged AI art generator like Midjourney or DALL·E, and it lacks deep customization options. Its video editing capabilities are also limited compared to professional tools like Adobe Premiere Pro. Additionally, Magic Studio is not designed for professional photographers or illustrators, as it prioritises automation over detailed creative control. Canva Magic Studio is available across Canva's Free, Pro, and Teams plans. While some AI features are accessible in the free version, users will find that Canva Pro $12.99 per month (or £10.99/month unlocks the full suite, including unlimited Magic Write prompts. Canva for Teams $14.99/month per user (or £12.99/month per user offers additional collaboration tools. Enterprise pricing is available for large organizations, and free-tier users may face monthly AI usage limits. Canva Magic Studio is available on the web, iOS, Android, and desktop apps for Windows and macOS. Since it operates entirely in the cloud, there's no need for any software installations. Users can start designing on a smartphone or tablet and then refine their work on a desktop for a seamless workflow. We haven't yet reviewed Canva Magic Studio, but other users and tech publications suggest it's a game-changer for casual designers and marketers. Reviewers praise its intuitive AI-powered tools, which make content creation faster and easier, especially for non-designers. The Magic Write and Magic Design features receive high marks for their accuracy and usability. However, some critics note that its AI images and videos lack the refinement of specialist tools like Photoshop or Premiere Pro, which is understandable but worth noting. If you're looking for a balance between ease of use and AI-powered creativity, Canva Magic Studio is an excellent option. - Canva Magic Studio is perfect for anyone who needs to create visually appealing content quickly and without prior design experience. - If you're a social media manager, marketer, or small business owner, this tool can help you generate graphics, presentations, and promotional materials with minimal effort. - Content creators who want an easy, AI-assisted way to design and edit without using complex software will also find it useful. - If you're a professional designer or video editor, Canva Magic Studio may feel too limiting. Its AI tools are designed for accessibility rather than precision, so those needing advanced design control may find it lacks depth compared to Adobe's suite of apps. - Additionally, if you're looking for AI-powered image generation with high levels of customisation, it's not a replacement for tools like Midjourney or DALL·E. If Canva Magic Studio doesn't quite meet your needs, there are a few alternatives to explore. Adobe Express is a strong competitor, offering AI-powered design tools and Firefly-generated images, making it a better option for those seeking advanced AI art capabilities. Microsoft Designer integrates OpenAI-powered design suggestions, making it a great choice for those already in the Microsoft ecosystem. Kittl is another creative design platform that offers AI text and image generation, particularly useful for digital artists and illustrators.

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If You're Struggling to Bring Your Design Ideas to Life, AI Can Help

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Katelyn is a writer with CNET covering social media, AI and online services. She graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill with a degree in media and journalism. You can often find her with a novel and an iced coffee during her time off. I've tested a lot of AI-powered creative software, and when it comes to image (and now video) generators, there seem to be two options: You enter a prompt, you cross your fingers and hope the AI understands all the details and directions you want. Or you don't use AI at all and have to do everything manually in Photoshop or another program. I had seen very little that offers a nice middle ground... until Intangible AI. Intangible is one of many startups taking advantage of new generative AI tech. Its flagship tool is a 3D modeling program that lets you type text prompts and create manipulatable, 3D scenes that can be turned into stills and videos. You get the kind of control like you're swiveling a camera on a set (or virtual set) without having to manually create every element in a scene. And it's all browser-based, meaning you don't need to download software. It's unlike any AI image or video generator I've seen before. At first blush, you might not immediately think of times when you'd need to use a 3D model in your daily life. But for folks who are visual learners or who struggle with spatial intelligence and trying to imagine and move around physical spaces, it could be useful. Intangible said it's built for anyone, not just animators, but also used for tasks like visualizing advertising ideas or planning physical event spaces like wedding venues. "If you're making a major Hollywood production or a triple-A game, you don't stop in Intangible. But for many people, the quality of what you get from Intangible is going to be more than enough for web applications, presentations and pitch materials," Charles Migos, CEO and co-founder of Intangible, told me in an interview. The idea of Intangible began while Migos was vice president of product design at Unity, a global gaming software company. But when it became clear Unity wouldn't be able to launch the product, Migos left and started Intangible with co-founder Bharat Vasan in 2024. Since then, Intangible has received $4 million in funding from VCs and other angel investors. It's currently in a private beta. Intangible said beta users include production designers who have worked on CGI-intensive movies, including Star Wars and Shrek. Intangible will be publicly released this June, Migos confirmed to CNET. Intangible's lead product designer, Philip Metschan, gave me an early, exclusive look at how the program works. With a text prompt, he created a city full of buildings reminiscent of a 3D, AI-ed New York City. He pulled a character from a bank of pre-created elements and made her a runner. He personalized her appearance with a text prompt -- which stays the same as you make other edits -- and tweaked her pose to make her run. He could change the entire perspective of the shot, setting her into the foreground and making tweaks to the exact angle. Metschan spent nearly 20 years at Pixar, working on beloved movies like Wall-E and The Incredibles 2. He's familiar with the exhaustive detail work that goes into producing something as high-quality as a blockbuster animated movie -- including how long it can take to get a bunch of leaders to agree on a creative direction. AI tools like Intangible are one way to help speed up that process because they can mock up lots of ideas in a fraction of the time it would take to do it manually. Even if AI images or videos are never used in the final product, AI can help bring artistic visions to life and help sell people on a general aesthetic or direction. "A decision is the most expensive thing in a production pipeline," Metschan said. "Any tool that can speed that process up or make that iteration process more effective and collaborative is always great." Metschan showed me one example of how Intangible can help speed up that process. He used Intangible to create a 49-second AI video to emulate a TV commercial. From beginning to end, it only took him 3 to 4 hours to produce, significantly shrinking the typical weeks-long production process of storyboarding, location scouting, casting and filming. He could also make big changes, like changing the weather in scenes, at any point during the creation process. The program saves the way you've characterized elements with prompts, and you can use those pre-existing elements on other canvases. So like Metschan showed me, he could make the same red Jeep drive through a forest path during the snow, rain and sunlight. Inside Intangible, there are two different kinds of models working: one that recognizes and processes your prompts when you ask it to create things and another that creates those elements. You'll own whatever images and videos you make with Intangible, but there aren't any visible watermarks thus far, so you'll want to disclose that you used AI. Intangible's leadership knows that not all creators will be on board with using generative AI. Creators have voiced many concerns, from job security to potential copyright infringement during model training to the flood of "AI slop" that's becoming increasingly common online. Migos hopes that tech like Intangible can amplify creativity, one of the many intangible human qualities that AI will never be able to replace -- hence the company's name. "[Creators] are master storytellers," Migos said. "They understand how the audience thinks, and they understand the truth and beauty of the art forms. Those are the people that we want to empower."

CNET

Fri, 28 Mar, 2:09 PM UTC

All I Wanted Was a New Couch but AI Gave My Living Room a Versailles Makeover

Rachel is a freelancer based in Echo Park, Los Angeles and has been writing and producing content for nearly two decades on subjects ranging from tech to fashion, health and lifestyle to entertainment and education. She's currently a Professor of Practice at Arizona State University's Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication, helping to mold the new minds who will inherit the media landscape. She's hoping to prevent the singularity by being polite to chatbots and spends way too much time refining Midjourney prompts. A good couch can be life changing, a bad couch can be back breaking and finding the right style for the way you live can cause major decision paralysis if you don't know what you're doing. When my neck started to ache after long gaming sessions on my 5-year-old Ikea sofa which had, admittedly, seen one too many moves to be considered stable, I knew it was time to at least switch up the seating at home. Here's how I used artificial intelligence tool Gepetto to let my search for a new couch lead me into an aesthetic overhaul of my mismatched living room and how you can use AI to reimagine your living space, too. Gepetto was created primarily with real estate professionals in mind who need to cheaply stage homes and apartments for online listings without actually having to rent furniture. It's like a text-to-image AI tool, only instead of writing a prompt that creates an image, you're directed to upload a photo of the room you'd like redesigned or furnished and select from a drop-down menu of different interior design styles to apply. You can change things like the colors of the walls and give the tool less or more creative freedom in its results using the in-browser workspace. Since I'm looking for a complete overhaul to go along with a comfier, better-made sofa, I let Gepetto redesign my entire living room into a more cohesive look to take the place of the current mish-mosh of styles I've slapped together over the years, bit by bit. Using the in-browser tool is simple: The results can be a lot of fun, like when you go for something on the fancy-schmancy side. The reimagined room below looks like it could be a nook at Versailles: There's also an option to keep everything in the room the same and simply switch or add furniture, making this potentially valuable for people moving into a new house or apartment and starting with empty spaces. Gepetto is free to use the first seven times, and then you have to pay a little more than $43 a month for unlimited use and image upscaling. I tried seven different styles, resulting in a mix of tastefully appointed rooms and gaudy living spaces in which a Russian oligarch might be quite comfortable. Amid miles of jute, ornate ceiling frescos, curtains that looked like they were melting from the windows and likely unattainably expensive flooring changes, I did find one useful suggestion (just ignore the two wide-brim sunhats the AI tool decided would make premium wall decor). At the end of the process, you can hit the shopping button on the right-hand side of the browser window and sift through Google Image search results of websites where you might find similar furniture and decor to those in the generated room. The top results were not the most useful. Real estate sites like Zillow and Apartments.com or short-term rental sites like Airbnb and Vrbo took top billing, but scrolling a little further down revealed some retailers like Etsy selling items similar to the decor and furniture Gepetto created. I dropped the image I liked the most into Google outside of Gepetto and was served some decent options for furniture from reputable online retailers, like West Elm, Amazon, Soul & Lane, Etsy, Article and of course Pinterest. Now all that's left for me to do is source a new sofa that doesn't assault my spine or my bank account. If you're looking for other visual ways to use AI, here's how to use Midjourney to design cheap, custom wedding invitations and how to use AI to design your own company logo. For more AI news, tips and reviews, check out CNET's AI Atlas hub.

CNET

Mon, 15 Jul, 4:00 PM UTC

This new AI-powered tool is about to make life easier for ecommerce websites built on Hostinger.

Hostinger, one of the best website builders, has just launched a new AI-powered tool that allows users to automatically create product descriptions by uploading a product image. All users need to do is upload one or more images of the product they are selling and then hit the 'Generate text' button. The AI-Powered Product Information Generator will automatically analyze the image and suggest a title, subtitle, description, and label. You can then edit and refine the generated text to ensure it accurately represents the product and aligns with your brand. Product description fatigue is a familiar fate for online store owners. Countless hours are spent uploading new products and trying to come up with creative and unique product descriptions for each one. It can be a significant drain on resources and costly to those who outsource the task. Hostinger's new AI tool seeks to drastically reduce the time ecommerce businesses spend on undertaking these types of tasks. The new tool aims to help all users save time but will be especially useful to those who upload a high volume of products and for those looking to generate unique descriptions for products with multiple variations. The AI-Powered Product Information Generator is the latest addition to Hostinger's collection of AI-powered tools aimed at helping users build better websites faster than ever before. Other tools available on the platform include an AI writer, AI image generator, and AI heatmap. Hostinger also offers one of the best AI website builders on the market. This latest addition follows an industry wide trend that sees the top website building platforms leverage AI technology to support users throughout their website building and management journey.

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