Spreadsheet becomes the brief
Titles, captions, and formats stay in the sheet you already use. SnapDraft turns each row into a visual against Brand DNA.
SnapDraft is a web app that turns brand references and content spreadsheets into on-brand social visuals for social media managers, freelancers, and agencies. Lock Brand DNA once, batch from CSV, and finish last-mile edits in Canvas.
Source-based visuals from your Brand DNA, row-level generation from the calendar, and human last-mile edits when the batch should not ship alone.
Titles, captions, and formats stay in the sheet you already use. SnapDraft turns each row into a visual against Brand DNA.
See the week as a set. Spot-check on-brand fit, regenerate outliers, and keep the rest.
When something needs a headline or object fix, edit in Canvas instead of opening another ticket.
Lock Brand DNA, generate from your spreadsheet, polish and export. Built for calendar speed, not design tickets.
Upload client or brand references. SnapDraft locks palette, composition, and typography so every batch looks like it came from the same studio, without another designer round.
Drop your content sheet. Each row becomes a finished visual. Plan captions in the spreadsheet, review the set, skip the prompt gymnastics.
Close last-mile feedback in Canvas (swap objects, fix headlines, erase, expand, upscale), then download the pack ready to schedule or send to clients.
So social managers, freelancers, and agencies spend less time in the design queue and more time shipping.
When the calendar is ready and design is not, Brand DNA plus a CSV batch fills the week so publish dates stop slipping.
Separate Brand DNA per account so Client A never drifts into Client B while ops still plans in one spreadsheet format.
One client sheet in, batch out, a few Canvas fixes, export pack sent, without waiting on another designer for routine posts.
Logo swap or one-line fix stays in Canvas on purpose. No new design ticket for feedback that should take minutes.
Long calendars stay consistent because every row inherits the same Brand DNA instead of a fresh prompt each time.
Illustrative scenarios based on how SnapDraft is designed to be used, not customer testimonials. Published case studies with baselines and falsifiers land when real pilots are complete.
In-house social: the calendar is ready Monday, the design queue is not. Brand DNA plus a CSV batch fills the week. Canvas handles the two posts that need a headline tweak before scheduling.
Freelance delivery: one client sheet in, batch out, three Canvas fixes, export pack sent the same day. No waiting on another designer for routine posts.
Agency multi-brand: separate Brand DNA per account so Client A never drifts into Client B look, while content ops still plans in the shared spreadsheet format.
Credits scale with generation volume, not designer seats. Brand DNA, batch generation, and Canvas on every plan.
For freelancers and solo social managers
For managers shipping weekly calendars
For agencies running multiple brands
Entity definition, Brand DNA, CSV setup, Canvas, credits, and how SnapDraft sits next to Canva or Midjourney.
SnapDraft is a web app that turns brand references and content spreadsheets into on-brand social visuals for social media managers, freelancers, and agencies. Lock Brand DNA once, batch from CSV, and finish last-mile edits in Canvas.
Upload 5-10 brand references. SnapDraft locks palette, composition, and typography cues into a profile for that project. Every CSV row inherits those rules, so the week stays consistent without a fresh prompt per post.
Use title, description, and format columns. Each row becomes one visual sized for feed, story, or banner. Regenerate a single row when a caption changes mid-week without redoing the batch.
Use Canvas for last-mile feedback on purpose: swap objects, fix headlines, erase distractions, expand framing, or upscale. Keep big creative campaigns with your designer; close routine revisions yourself.
Plans include a monthly pool of generation credits. One credit generates one visual; regenerations use a credit too. Unlocking Brand DNA on a new project costs 2 credits once. Usage scales with calendar volume, not designer seats. Full details are on the pricing page.
No. Canva is strong for manual templates; Midjourney for exploration. SnapDraft is the production pipeline when you already plan in a spreadsheet and need on-brand batches at calendar speed. See Alternatives and Compare for side-by-side detail.
Yes. Each project keeps its own Brand DNA so Client A never drifts into Client B’s look while content ops still plans in a shared spreadsheet format.
Typical path: lock Brand DNA from references, upload the week’s sheet, generate, spot-check, and polish outliers in Canvas. Most operators can ship a first reviewable batch the same afternoon they set up a project.
Bring brand references and a spreadsheet. Generate with SnapDraft, tweak in Canvas, export.
Cancel anytime · Credits for volume, not seats