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There are four steps: write the brief, let the engine draw the vector surface and its dieline, revise it, then download the print files. The first design is free after sign-up.
Capture product type, dimensions, brand notes, and constraints — by writing or chatting. The engine only generates from a structured brief.
buvlass degrade.pngChat bubbles are illustrative. The logo is the real file; the brief is an example.
The print surface is a vector engine. No random image model; dieline logic is preserved.
Input: the real Buvlass logo + an example brief (NOIR · Eau de Parfum 50 ml · straight tuck-end 55 × 55 × 125 mm). Engine output, first pass.
Tighten copy, layout, and variants through revisions. The first design uses one design right; changes in a project where a right has been used are free.
Input: the real ESQUELLA logo + an example brief + the chat command “write Extrait de parfum”. Two engine outputs.
Sign up and 1 design right loads into your account for your first design — if we ask you to verify your email, check your inbox for the link. After that, a plan is bought in your account panel.
| Starting design right | +1 |
| New design | −1 |
| Design change | 0 |
| Balance | 0 |
Sample design-right activity. Row names match the ones in your account panel.
Yes. Sign-up loads 1 design right for your first design, and the first generation uses it. Changes inside that project are free. A new brand, product, or structure counts as a new product.
No. Once a right has been used on a project, changes to copy, layout, and variants are free.
The engine builds a vector surface and a dieline. Colour profile, bleed, and special finishes are confirmed against the printer’s spec.
Write your brief and Grapxo generates a print-ready vector surface.