Moda

Moda is a web-based AI design platform that generates fully-editable, on-brand visual assets directly on a real canvas users can control. It targets go-to-market teams, chiefs of staff, and growing organizations who need professional-quality slides, social posts, documents, and carousels without relying on a dedicated designer or external agency.

What It Is

Moda sits in the AI-powered graphic design category, combining a generative AI layer with a live canvas editor. Unlike tools that output static images or locked templates, Moda produces designs that remain fully editable after generation — users can adjust layouts, swap brand elements, and iterate in real time. The platform supports multiple output types: slide decks, social posts, motion graphics, documents, HTML docs, carousels, and UI mockups.

How the Canvas and AI Work Together

The core workflow starts with a prompt or a "Remix" of an existing template. Moda's AI generates a multi-page design using one of three model tiers — Lite, Standard, or Pro — each with different capability levels and credit costs. Once generated, the output lands on a real canvas where users can edit every element. The platform supports:

• Slide deck designer with custom themes
• Social posts and motion graphics
• Charts and visualizations
• UI designer
• Deep research integration (beta, request access)
• Real-time collaboration across team members

Brand Customization and Team Features

Moda includes brand kit support so teams can lock in colors, fonts, and logos across all generated assets. Higher-tier plans unlock unlimited brand kits, shared team workspaces, and organizations/teams structures. Single sign-on via SSO/SAML is available for enterprise-grade access control. Credits are pooled across teammates on paid plans, giving teams flexibility in how they allocate AI usage.

API and MCP Access

Moda exposes an API and MCP (Model Context Protocol) interface, allowing programmatic design generation. The free plan supports up to 3 concurrent tasks via API/MCP, while paid plans scale that limit to 10 and 15 concurrent tasks respectively. This makes Moda usable as a backend design engine within larger automated workflows.

Audience and Adoption Signal

The Moda homepage displays logos of organizations the vendor claims use the product, including Google, McKinsey, Y Combinator, Stanford, UC Berkeley, ByteDance, Plaid, Samsara, Intercom, and others — these are vendor-published claims and not independently verified. Published customer testimonials reference use cases like sales one-pagers, LinkedIn carousels, investor pitch decks, and employee-facing documents. Quoted users include chiefs of staff, CEOs, and growth directors at companies such as Klarity, Magic Spoon, and Fermat Commerce.