Creative engine

Creative Studio: 200+ designer templates, picked per post.

The Creative Director reads each post, chooses the format that carries its point — a funnel, a front page, a decision tree, your real product on a laptop — and fills it only with what your copy and brand facts say. Every render is checked for legibility, contrast and your logo before anyone sees it.

Who works here
  • Creative Director
  • Design Lead
  • Composer
  • Designer
  • Vera
  • Process flow format (Infographics) rendered for a sample brandProcess flow Infographics
  • Laptop + phone format (Device mockups) rendered for a sample brandLaptop + phone Device mockups
  • Decision tree format (Infographics) rendered for a sample brandDecision tree Infographics
  • Venn diagram format (Infographics) rendered for a sample brandVenn diagram Infographics
  • Anatomy of… format (Infographics) rendered for a sample brandAnatomy of… Infographics
  • Cycle format (Infographics) rendered for a sample brandCycle Infographics

15 families today

  • UI mimic
  • Internet culture
  • Meme
  • News & media
  • Document & object
  • Decoder & explainer
  • Data & proof
  • Lists & frameworks
  • Comparison
  • People & story
  • Product showcase
  • Engagement
  • Seasonal & events
  • Device mockups
  • Infographics
Browse all 200+ templates →
Real renders from the format library, filled with sample copy for a fictional brand. Your creatives use your own logo, colours and facts.
What the agents do

How a post becomes a creative.

  1. Creative Director

    Read the post

    It finds the post’s one point and its shape — a list, a contrast, a number, steps — plus the hook, the numbers, the tone and the product it is about.

  2. Creative Director

    Rank the library

    Every format that fits your business type is scored for platform and aspect fit, what it needs (real screens, proof, numbers), novelty against your recent creatives and what has worked for you on that platform.

  3. Creative Director

    Pick from a shortlist

    From a menu of about two dozen strong options, at most four per family, it picks one with a reason and up to two runners-up.

  4. Design Lead

    Fill it from your facts

    Each slot is written from the post and your truth pack, then checked: quotes must be verbatim, and no number or name may appear that your copy or facts don’t contain.

  5. Render QA

    Render and check

    The format renders in your colours, fonts and logo. Overflowing text, type below the legibility floor, contrast under 3:1 or a logo lost in its background is caught, then repaired or replaced by the runner-up.

  6. Vera

    Review before it ships

    The creative goes to review with its post, and Vera audits copy and creative together.

What you control

Your brand, your call.

  • Auto or a locked format

    Let the Creative Director choose, or lock a format for a post; the lock is remembered on that post.

  • Your real photographs

    Use photos from your library as they are. Photo-led businesses — restaurants, hotels, salons, clinics, apparel, real estate — work from their own photos when they exist, not a generated stand-in.

  • Real screens only

    Device mockups show your real website captures and signed-in app screens, and an app screen is never used until an owner or admin approves it.

  • Feedback and versions

    Regenerating keeps the previous version in history, and your note on a version is passed to the next attempt.

  • Review gate

    A creative goes out with its post only after review; agent-written posts need Vera’s pass.

How governed autonomy works →
Key capabilities

A design team’s judgement, at the speed of a feed.

  • 200+ templates in 15+ families

    UI mimics, internet culture, memes, news & media, documents & objects, decoders, data & proof, lists & frameworks, comparisons, people & story, product showcases, engagement, seasonal & events, device mockups and infographics.

  • Devices, not decoration

    A format is a communication device — a system dialog, a boarding pass, a funnel — not a gradient. Each one must render cleanly at every aspect it declares before it joins the library.

  • Grounded on the canvas

    Slot rules per format: verbatim quotes, derived lines whose numbers and names exist in your facts, and short labels that add no names.

  • Learns per platform

    Ranking learns from engagement, Vera’s visual fit and creative reviews per workspace and platform, with room reserved for formats you haven’t tried.

  • Product on purpose

    When too little of the week explains your product, product-explaining formats get a boost.

  • Always a safe fallback

    If the model is unavailable or nothing grounds, a safe format is filled from verbatim excerpts of your copy.

Channels & integrations

Rendered for every placement.

Each format declares the aspects it supports, and the engine renders the one each placement prefers.

  • InstagramBuilt in4:5, 1:1, 9:16
  • LinkedInBuilt in4:5, 1:1, 1.91:1
  • FacebookBuilt in4:5, 1:1, 1.91:1, 9:16
  • XBuilt in16:9, 1:1, 1.91:1
  • ThreadsBuilt in4:5, 1:1
  • PinterestBuilt in2:3, 4:5
  • TikTokBuilt in9:16
  • YouTubeBuilt in16:9
  • NewsletterBuilt in2:1, 1.91:1
  • BlogBuilt in1.91:1, 16:9
  • AdsBuilt in1:1, 4:5, 1.91:1, 9:16
Built in
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FAQ

Questions, answered.

Something else on your mind? Ask us on a demo or read the documentation.

How many templates does MarketiQ have?

More than 200 designer templates in 15+ families, from memes and news front pages to infographics and device mockups. Browse them in the template gallery; the library grows as new format packs pass review.

Who chooses the template for a post?

The Creative Director, unless you lock one. It ranks every eligible format for the post’s point, platform and your history, shortlists about two dozen, and picks one with a reason and up to two runners-up.

Can a creative make claims my business can’t back?

It is checked so it can’t add new ones. Every slot is compared with your post and truth pack: quotes must be verbatim, and a number or name that isn’t in your copy or brand facts is rejected, so the Director rewrites the slot or moves to another format.

Does the Creative Studio understand my industry?

Yes. MarketiQ works out your business type: what you sell, from software to food and drink, fashion, beauty, healthcare or retail, and how you sell, to businesses, to consumers or to local customers. It reads the type you set in Brand Brain, your brand records and your website, and asks a classifier only when those leave it unclear. The Creative Director then offers only the formats that fit: a café never gets a changelog, a software company never a menu board.

Can I use screens of my own app?

Yes. An owner or admin lists pages on your product’s domains and accepts a consent notice; the desktop app captures them inside their own session with private areas hidden. Captures wait for review and are never used until approved.

What does the render check look for?

Text that overflows its box or runs off the canvas, type below the legibility floor, text contrast under 3:1, a logo that vanishes into its background or collides with text, and a logo below the minimum size.

See it work on your brand.

Book a demo and we will run MarketiQ on your own website, or choose a plan and start your workspace.

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