Design Assets is the current name for the workflow this page called Icon Studio; the URL still reads icon-studio, so existing links keep working.
What Design Assets covers
Five fixed-spec deliverable types: logo, icon, poster, video cover, and social cover. Fixed parameters (type, use case, main size, delivery format) sit beside your prompt, the only creative text field. There is no object canvas or layout layer; open-ended image work belongs to Image Studio.
From prompt to confirmed image
The copilot is optional: it asks one question at a time and replaces your prompt only when you adopt its draft. A confirm step shows the price first: Generate design · 1 credit, one complete image. When a result misses, Continue creating folds feedback into a new full prompt, and confirming again spends another credit; asking it for help draws on the account's assistance pool, never on generation credits.
A private Brand Preset per project prefills brand name, colors, and font preferences before generation. Nothing editable comes out of it, and publish or Remix never copies it. Each run takes up to four references (JPEG, PNG, WebP, HEIC, sanitized SVG) from your device, the media library (500 MB per account), or project results.
What you can export
- Logos and icons: PNG in this first version.
- Covers, banners, social designs: PNG, JPEG, and WebP.
- Posters: the same three formats plus an RGB PDF written as the finished raster, with effective DPI shown and a warning when it runs short.
That is the whole list: no SVG export, no ICO, no transparent backgrounds. Format conversion of an existing version is free.
What Design Assets does not do
Nothing is editable after delivery: exact copy belongs in the prompt, and fixes come from regenerating, since text and logo details carry no accuracy guarantee. Each success saves an immutable version, the first becomes the cover, and one paid task runs per workspace at a time. True SVG and auto-vectorization are phase-two directions behind quality gates, absent from the product today.
For a longer walkthrough of the same workflow, see the Design Assets guide.