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Layout

TurboAgents Layout is an AI-assisted design editor that runs in the browser — real text and image layers, full typographic control, undo and redo, saved projects, and AI-generated backgrounds — so you can build and edit a finished creative yourself instead of writing a spec for a designer.

A real design canvas in your browser — layers, type and AI backgrounds.

This is the canvas, not the brief. Add text layers and control size, line height, letter spacing, case, colour, shadow, blur and offset the way you would in a design app. Drop in product images, generate a background with AI when you need one, arrange the layers, undo anything, and save the project to come back to.

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Real layers

Text and image, editable after the fact

8 type controls

Size, leading, tracking, case, colour, shadow, blur, offset

Undo / redo

Nothing you do is one-way

Saved projects

Come back and change one word

What is Layout?

The difference between a layout spec and a layout.

Plenty of AI tools will tell you where to put things — a grid recommendation, a hierarchy suggestion, a note about visual weight. All of that still needs somebody to open a design file and build it, which is the part that actually costs time and money.

Layout skips the advice and gives you the file. It is a working editor: real layers you can select and move, typography you can control to the letter, images you can place, and AI generation for the background when you do not have one. What you export is finished artwork, not instructions for producing it.

Real Standard modules, in the order you choose

Layer: An individual element — a line of text, a logo, a product cutout — that stays independently selectable and editable rather than being flattened into the image.
Leading and tracking: Line height and letter spacing. The two controls that separate typography that looks set from typography that looks typed.
Live text: Text that remains real text in the canvas, so a price or a date can be changed later without regenerating anything.
Project: A saved canvas you can reopen. The reason a seasonal variant takes a minute rather than a rebuild.

The Problem

You have the photo, you have the headline, and there is a gap between them that only a designer fills. Generative tools hand you a flattened image where the text is baked in and slightly wrong, and design apps assume you already know how to use them — so the simplest possible change, a different price on the same creative, becomes somebody else’s ticket.

How It Works

Start a canvas

Pick a size, or open a saved project. Drop in your product image, your logo, or generate a background with AI when you do not have artwork to hand.

Set the type properly

Add text layers and control size, line height, letter spacing, case, colour, shadow, blur and offset. This is where a creative starts looking designed rather than assembled.

Arrange, undo, export

Move layers, try something, undo it, try something else. Save the project so the next variant is an edit rather than a rebuild, then export the finished artwork.

What You Get

A working design canvas — Real selectable layers rather than a flat generated picture — the file, not a specification for producing one.
Live text layers — Headlines and prices that stay editable, so a change is a retype rather than a regeneration.
Full typographic control — Size, line height, letter spacing, case, colour, shadow, blur and offset, each set individually.
Image layers — Product photography, logos and cutouts placed and arranged independently of everything else.
AI-generated backgrounds — Generate a backdrop when you have no artwork, then put your real product on top of it.
Undo and redo — Proper history, because experimenting is only useful if it is safe.
Saved projects — Reopen a canvas later and change one element, which is what makes seasonal variants quick.
Exported artwork — Finished creative out of the canvas, ready to run.

Output FormatPNG / JPG + saved project

Time to Complete~5 minutes

Best Paired WithCreative Size Adaptor

More Than a Report

Where other market research tools stop, this keeps going.

Most tools hand you a PDF and walk away. TurboAgents gives you two things a static report can’t: charts you can actually use, and an analyst you can actually talk to.

It is an editor

Layers you can actually select

Most AI image tools give you a flat picture. If the price is wrong, you generate the whole thing again and hope the rest survives. Here the headline is a text layer, the logo is a layer, the product is a layer — change one and nothing else moves.

Post visual · editable layers

Roasted Tuesday. Delivered Thursday.

your logo

◫ Headline · text◫ Subhead · text◫ Product cutout · image◫ Logo · image◫ Background · AI generated

↳Select the price layer, retype it, export. Nothing else re-renders.

Type, not text boxes

Control down to the letter spacing

The gap between amateur and professional layout is almost entirely typographic — line height that breathes, tracking that suits the size, a shadow that is a shadow rather than a smudge. Those controls are all here, individually, rather than hidden behind a preset.

Background, generated or uploadedno baked-in text

Live text layers on topRoasted Tuesday.Line height 1.15 · tracking −0.02em · soft shadow at 30% · offset 2px

Every value is editable after the fact, on a layer that is still text.

Nothing is one-way

Undo, redo and come back tomorrow

Generative tools tend to be destructive — you get a result, and the previous state is gone. A design tool has to let you experiment, so this one has proper undo and redo and saves projects. The seasonal version of a creative should take a minute, not a rebuild.

Your content packredo one ↻

✓Headline layer · editeduntouched

✓Product cutout · unchangeduntouched

✓Logo · unchangeduntouched

↻Background · generating a new oneregenerating

Regenerate the background alone. Your type and your product stay exactly where you put them.

How It Compares

AI vs. a design app vs. a flat AI image generator.

Layout: TurboAgents vs. A design app vs. Flat AI image tool compared
Criteria	TurboAgents	A design app	Flat AI image tool
Learning curve	Minutes	Weeks	None
Cost	From $29/mo	$20–60/mo plus skill	Varies
Editable text after export	Yes, live layers	Yes	No — baked in
Typographic control	Full	Full	None
Generates a background for you	Yes	No	Yes
Undo and redo	Yes	Yes	Rarely
Reopen and change one word	Yes, saved projects	Yes	Regenerate everything
Correct spelling in the artwork	You typed it	You typed it	Often not

Use Cases

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Marketer without a designer on call — Build the creative yourself instead of waiting three days for a ticket that says “change the price to £29”.
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Anyone running seasonal variants — Open the saved project, change the offer, export. The layout you already approved stays exactly as approved.
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Founder assembling a first ad — Put a product photo, a headline and a logo together and have it look deliberate rather than dragged into place.
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Social team producing weekly posts — Keep one canvas as a template and reset the text each week, so the feed stays visually consistent without a brand police exercise.
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Agency making a fast change in a meeting — Edit the live text layer while the client is watching rather than promising a revised version tomorrow.
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Anyone burned by AI text in images — Type your own headline as a real layer, so it is spelled the way you spelled it.

Frequently Asked Questions

It is the design tool. You get a working canvas with real layers, not a document recommending a grid system. What you export is the finished artwork.

No. The controls are the same ones a designer uses, but they are labelled in plain language and every one has a sensible default. You can produce a clean creative without touching letter spacing — it is there for when you want it.

Real text, on its own layer. That is the whole point — a price, a date or an offer can be retyped later without regenerating the artwork, and it will be spelled exactly as you typed it.

Yes. Generate a background when you do not have artwork, or bring in your own product photography and logo. Most people do both — a generated backdrop behind a real product shot.

Yes, with full undo and redo. It is a design canvas, so experimenting has to be safe — otherwise nobody experiments.

Projects are saved, so you can reopen a canvas and change one element. That is what makes seasonal and variant work quick rather than repetitive.

This is where you build a creative from scratch. The Size Adaptor takes a creative you already have and rebuilds it for every other platform ratio. Most people design here, then adapt there.

Any of the standard social, display and print ratios, set when you start the canvas so the composition is built for the frame rather than cropped into it.

Your tokens are returned automatically, and your canvas is untouched — the layers you have already placed are not affected by a failed generation.

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