lyxvo.ai: A Practical Guide to Designing With an AI Agent

By Lyxvo · Published October 29, 2026 · 4 min read

lyxvo.ai is an agentic design tool from Lyxvo, an Indonesian technology company, that plans a project first and then produces the designs. This guide explains how to use it well, from writing a clear brief to exporting files you can actually ship.

What the Lyxvo AI Design Agent Does

Lyxvo AI is built around a simple idea: the design agent plans the work before it designs. You describe the goal, and the agent organizes the screens, sizes, and assets needed to reach it. The tool covers a wide range of formats:

• App and website screens for iOS, Android, and web
• Logos and brand kits, including the Android, iOS, and web icon sizes
• Social media posts at exact sizes for Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, YouTube, X, LinkedIn, Pinterest, WhatsApp, and Threads
• Slides and pitch decks, flyers, and posters
• Print-ready files at 300 dpi

You can also refine any output in a Canva-style editor, where you edit text, photos, and colors directly. Each part of the workflow is designed so that a planned layout turns into a finished file with minimal rework, which makes the tool useful for marketers, founders, and product teams alike.

Writing a Brief the Agent Can Use

The quality of your output depends heavily on the brief. Vague prompts tend to produce generic results, so treat the brief as the foundation for everything that follows. A strong brief includes five things:

1. Who it is for (the audience and their situation)
2. What it must do (the single main action)
3. Where it will appear (the platform and exact format)
4. Brand facts (name, colors you already use, tone of voice)
5. What to avoid (styles, claims, or images you do not want)

Tip: Write the brief as if you were handing it to a human designer. If a designer would ask a question, answer it in the brief.

Example brief

*"A landing page for a bakery in Yogyakarta that takes pre-orders for weekend pastry boxes. Audience: office workers ordering for the team. Main action: order by WhatsApp. Warm, handmade tone. Avoid stock photos of people in suits."*

This gives the agent the audience, the action, the channel, the tone, and a constraint. That is enough to plan a coherent set of screens, and it also gives you a reference point when you review the output later.

Step-by-Step: Creating a Project in Lyxvo AI

1. Start free. Lyxvo Lite gives you a daily limit so you can test the workflow. You can compare plans on the pricing page.
2. Pick a format or platform. Open the studio for the output you need, such as Instagram posts, Instagram stories, YouTube thumbnails, pitch slides, flyers, or logos. For products, use app or web mode.
3. Paste your brief. Include the five elements above.
4. Review the plan. The agent lays out what it intends to produce. Check that screens, sizes, and sequence match your goal before generating.
5. Generate and edit. Adjust text, swap photos, and change colors directly in the editor.
6. Export. Choose the format that fits your next step.

Choosing the Right Output for Each Job

If you already have one design and need it for another platform, use Magic Resize instead of rebuilding from scratch. Translate and design-to-video options are useful when one message needs to reach more audiences or formats, so you can reuse the same core idea across several channels without starting over each time.

Building Multi-Page Apps and Websites

Single screens come from the design agent. Whole multi-page apps and websites are produced by the Lyxvo Engine, which is rented separately. Every account can try 2 pages free to evaluate the output before committing. Start with the most important page, usually the home or product page, to judge the layout and tone. If that page matches your brief, you can move on to the rest of the structure with more confidence.

Exporting and Handing Off Correctly

Export choice matters more than most people expect:

• Figma (SVG plus tokens) when a designer will keep working in Figma
• PNG at real size for social posts and images that must match platform dimensions
• HTML for quick web pages
• Flutter or Kotlin Jetpack Compose when developers will build the app

Note: Check exported sizes against the platform before publishing, especially for stories, thumbnails, and print.

Team Workflow and Collaboration

Lyxvo AI supports real-time collaboration, so a marketer, founder, and developer can review the same file. A practical routine:

• Share the brief first and agree on the goal
• Review the plan before generating anything
• Leave edits in the shared editor rather than exchanging files
• Export a final version for each channel only after approval

Keeping one shared source of truth reduces version confusion and makes it easier to trace why a particular choice was made.

Checklist Before You Publish

• [ ] The main action is obvious within a few seconds
• [ ] Text is editable and proofread, including translations
• [ ] Colors match your brand kit
• [ ] Exact platform size confirmed
• [ ] Export format matches the next step
• [ ] Print files are at 300 dpi

Where to Learn More

For setup details and feature notes, read the documentation, browse ready-made templates to see layouts before you start from a blank page, and check the Lyxvo AI blog for further guides. You can also try the logo studio or the flyer studio to see how a brief turns into a finished layout.

By writing a clear brief, reviewing the plan, and exporting to the right format, you can move from idea to usable design in a single session.