Everything between the brief and the publish button
SnapDraft learns the brand, turns your spreadsheet into a batch, and lets you tweak anything before you ship. Built for calendar speed, not design tickets.
Teach the brand once. Keep every batch consistent
Upload 5-10 references from a client or your own brand. SnapDraft extracts palette, composition, lighting, and typographic mood. That profile drives every generation, so freelancers and agencies stop re-briefing designers for each post.
- Automatic palette, composition, and typography extraction
- One profile per project. No re-teaching the model
- Update references anytime when a brand evolves
Related: Brand DNA · FAQ · Consistency vs volume
Your content calendar becomes the brief
Plan the way you already do, in a spreadsheet. Each row with a title, description, and format becomes one finished visual, generated in parallel. A 50-row week of posts is ready for review instead of sitting in a designer queue.
- CSV upload with title, description, and format columns
- Parallel generation with per-row progress
- Regenerate any row without redoing the batch
Related: CSV batch generation · Spreadsheet to campaign · Weekly calendar template
Tweak the last mile yourself
Client feedback rarely needs a full redesign. Replace text, swap objects, erase distractions, expand the canvas, and upscale in the browser. Close revision loops without waiting on another ticket.
- AI-powered inpainting, erase, and object swap
- Canvas expand, background removal, and AI upscale
- Version history on your edits
Related: Canvas Editor · For freelancers · Editing FAQ
Feed, story, banner. Sized correctly first
Set the format per row and SnapDraft generates each visual in the right aspect ratio. Social managers and agencies download a set ready to schedule or hand off. No awkward crops.
- Square, portrait, and landscape aspect ratios
- Batch download of finished assets
- High-resolution output ready for web or print
Related: Multi-format export · Pricing
Try it on your next calendar.
Bring brand references and a spreadsheet. See a batch in minutes.