AcademyDesign and media
AI tools for design, video and documents
Presentations, images, video and documents produced by your AI agent in your own format.
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- 10 October 2026last updated
Where AI helps design and media first
Turning briefs into first drafts of presentations, documents, images and short videos in your own format. Skills hold the brand templates so every output starts on brand.
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Skills
- 001Algorithmic ArtDesign and marketing teams who want original generative visuals for campaigns, events or web pages.
- 002Canvas DesignDesign and marketing teams who need original posters or visual pieces with a clear aesthetic direction.
- 003Frontend DesignDesign and web teams building landing pages or interfaces that need a distinct visual identity.
- 004Slack GIF CreatorInternal communications and team leads who want custom emoji or animated reactions for their Slack workspace.
- 005Theme FactoryMarketing and communications teams that need consistent, professional styling on presentations and documents.
- 006Figma Community ResourcesDesign and product teams who extend Figma or connect it to AI agents and want ready examples to start from.
- 007ArchifyProduct, project and engineering teams that want to explain a plan, a process or a system with a visual instead of a long document.
- 008Diagram DesignDesign, product and engineering teams use it to produce clean, on-brand diagrams for documents and presentations.
MCP servers
- 009Framelink MCP for FigmaDesign and front-end teams that want an AI coding agent to build interfaces from Figma files.
- 010Magic MCP (21st MCP)Design and front-end teams that want an assistant to produce interface components inside their editor.
- 011davinci-resolve-mcpVideo and creative teams that want an AI assistant to help with editing, organizing media and project tasks in DaVinci Resolve.
- 012MeiGen AI Design MCPDesign and marketing teams that want to create and refine images from inside their AI assistant.
- 013Pixelle-MCPDesign and content teams that already use ComfyUI and want an agent to run those workflows.
- 014figwrightDesign and front-end teams that want an AI agent to move work between Figma and code.
- 015FableCutMarketing and content teams that want an agent to assemble and edit short videos.
- 016aseprite-mcpDesign and game teams that want an assistant to draw and animate pixel art in Aseprite.
Workflows
- 017Flux AI Image GeneratorMarketing and design teams that want a simple form to generate draft visuals from text prompts.
- 018Generate logos and images in a reference styleDesign and marketing teams that want variants of existing assets or want to try different styles for a new image.
- 019Interactive image editor with FLUX.1 FillDesign and e-commerce teams that update product images and seasonal visuals.
- 020Automatic Background Removal for Images in Google DriveE-commerce and design teams that prepare product images and want background removal handled automatically.
- 021Image captioning with Gemini 1.5 ProMarketing and content teams that need captions written and placed on images.
- 022Image Creation with OpenAI and TelegramMarketing or content teams that want to request images by sending a message in Telegram.
- 023Generate Custom AI Images with OpenAI GPT-Image-1Marketing and design teams that want to produce AI images from a prompt without leaving n8n.
- 024AI Design Team: Generate and Review ImagesDesign and marketing teams that produce AI-generated images and want a consistent review and filing process.
Subagents
- 025Design BridgeDesign and front-end teams that want an AI-built interface to follow an existing design system.
- 026UI DesignerDesign and product teams that want interface proposals that respect an existing design system and brand.
- 027Accessibility TesterDesign and web teams that need to check a site or app for accessibility problems before release.
- 028UI/UX TesterProduct, design and QA teams that want a detailed review of broken flows and visual inconsistencies before release.
- 029Visual Asset GeneratorMarketing and product teams that need brand-consistent icons and social images without a design handoff.
- 030UX ResearcherDesign and product teams planning research and turning findings into design decisions.
Rules
- 031Blender Python add-on rules for CursorDesign and 3D production teams that build internal Blender tools and want consistent add-on code from Cursor.
- 032Next.js 14 and Tailwind design-to-code rulesWeb and front-end teams who build pages from design mockups and want the AI to follow Next.js 14 conventions.
- 033Landing Page Image Quality RulesWeb and marketing teams building landing pages who want the AI editor to avoid placeholder and low-quality images.
- 034Toss-Style Design System Cursor RulesDesign and product teams who want interface code from Cursor to follow a calm, consistent visual system.
Resources
- 035Archify for Claude CodeEngineering and operations teams that need clear diagrams of systems and workflows to document, review or hand over.
- 036Diagram Design for Claude CodeProduct, design and engineering teams use it to get presentable diagrams straight from Claude Code.
- 037StyleSeedProduct and front-end teams that want AI-generated interfaces to follow consistent design rules.
- 038motion-skillsMarketing and design teams that want their coding agent to produce animated and video content and check its own output.
- 039Web Assets Generator SkillWeb and marketing teams who need icons and share images for a site without opening a design tool.
- 040Logo Designer SkillSmall teams and founders who need a first logo for a product or project without a design tool.
- 041FlueCreative and production teams that want an agent to carry out repetitive tasks inside desktop design and office apps.
- 042blender-kilnDesign and web teams that need 3D assets for sites or products and want a guided path from brief to export.
Questions
people ask.
Who owns what the AI produces?
Check the terms of the model and each tool. Keep your own templates and assets as the starting point, and have a person approve anything that goes public.
Is it safe to install what I find here?
Every listed item passed an automatic scan for credential theft, hidden instructions to the AI and risky install commands, and comes from a licensed, active project. That lowers the risk but does not remove it. Read the code and check the permissions before you connect anything to company data.
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