You know that feeling? You need to throw together a social post, a landing page, or a snappy pitch deck—yesterday—but you’re not a designer, and the very idea of wrestling with layers, kerning, or hex codes makes your brain short-circuit. Yet you also know your visuals can’t look like they were slapped together during a coffee break (even if they were). Consistency matters. Branding matters. Looking like you’ve got your act together? Absolutely matters.

That’s where Genie steps in—not in a magical lamp, but with a knack for making things look effortlessly on-brand. Think of Genie as your ever-ready creative sidekick: it learns your brand’s colors, your tone of voice, your visual quirks, and even your unspoken aesthetic preferences. Feed it a half-baked idea like “a golden coin floating above dollar bills, seen from above, with a fresh green pop,” and it won’t just spit out something generic—it’ll craft something that actually fits your style guide, as if your brand strategist and your art director had a very productive coffee date.

Most AI image generators, whether it’s ChatGPT, Nano Banana, or the many others flooding the market, are built to create images. Full stop. They take a prompt—say, “a golden coin floating above dollar bills”—and return a picture that roughly matches. Sometimes it’s striking, sometimes it’s surreal, and often it’s completely off-brand, inconsistent, or unusable for real-world marketing.

Genie, by contrast, isn’t just an image generator. It’s a brand-aware visual creation partner. The key difference? Genie learns your brand—your colors, your tone of voice, your visual language—and uses that understanding to generate assets that are not only visually appealing but also on-brand by design. That means no more wrestling with prompts to force an AI to “use our exact shade of teal” or “match our illustration style.” Genie already knows.

Where other tools give you a one-off image, Genie gives you cohesive, reusable, team-friendly visuals that slot right into your existing workflow. Need to make ten social posts that all feel like they belong to the same campaign? Genie’s got you. Need your intern to create on-brand assets without bugging your design lead? Done. Want to collaborate in real time, save work in shared collections, and leave feedback without switching apps? That’s baked in—not bolted on as an afterthought.

And if you don’t have a style guide yet? No sweat. Genie comes stocked with a thoughtfully curated library of ready-made styles. Just tap one, tweak it to your taste, and—poof—it’s done. No design degree, no all-nighters, no existential crisis over whether your sans-serif is too friendly or not friendly enough.

Working with a team only makes Genie more valuable. Create collections on the fly, invite collaborators, and leave real-time feedback—all without drowning in a sea of file versions or Slack messages that read “Which one is the final one again?” Everyone stays aligned, on-brand, and in the loop, whether you’re a solo founder wearing twelve hats, a marketer racing against a campaign deadline, or a brand designer tired of watching your beautifully crafted guidelines get ignored in favor of a rushed Canva template that screams “I gave up.”

The best part? Genie is built for everyone. There’s just one simple plan, and it works whether you’re a seasoned designer or someone who still thinks “CMYK” is a type of yoga. You can try it risk-free for 14 days, export your work in PNG, JPG, or SVG (with more formats on the way), and cancel anytime without guilt or fine print drama.

It’s not quite live yet—but you can join the waitlist now at geniestudio.app and be among the first to turn your scribbled ideas into sharp, cohesive, unmistakably you visuals. Because great design shouldn’t require magic… though with Genie, it sure feels like it.