Layovelle

Your First Design

Documentation

There are several ways to start a new design in Layovelle.

Starting from a prompt

The most common way to start is by typing a description of what you want. From the Layovelle homepage:
  1. Select a format category (Slides, Social, Document, Carousel, Animation, or Website — more formats live under More)
  2. Optionally select a brand kit to apply your brand identity
  3. Type your prompt: describe the content, style, and purpose of your design
  4. Click Create
The AI agent will research, plan, and build your design. This typically takes 1–5 minutes for a multi-page slide deck, and less for simpler designs like a single social post.

Tips for good prompts

Do: Don’t: Good examples: Weak examples (and how to improve them): See the Prompting Guide for more examples by use case.

Starting from a file

You can upload files to use as a starting point: The maximum file upload size is 250 MB. To start from a file, click the attachment button on the homepage prompt bar and upload your file along with a prompt describing what you want.

Starting from a website

You can provide a URL and Layovelle will crawl the website to extract design elements, content, and style direction. This is useful for:

What happens during generation

When you submit a prompt, the AI agent goes through several stages:

Research

The agent may search the web, analyze uploaded files, or review your brand kit.

Planning

The agent outlines the structure and content of the design.

Building

The agent creates elements on the canvas (shapes, text, images, layouts).

Refinement

The agent may iterate on the design, adjusting styling and layout.
You can watch this process happen in real time on the canvas. The agent’s progress and thinking are shown in the chat panel.

Expected generation times

If a design seems stuck for more than 10 minutes, try refreshing the page. Your work is auto-saved, so you won’t lose progress.

After generation

Once the agent finishes, your design is fully editable on the canvas. You can: See The Canvas for a guide to editing your designs.