Yesterday, I tried Lovart AI.

The official description states that it is the first AI design assistant to adopt Seedream 4.0 and Nano Banana. Simply put, it integrates several mainstream models of image, video, and 3D asset generation, and it can also edit images, generate music, and synthesize speech.


The operation is quite straightforward: enter the platform to create a new project, either generate an initial image using the chat box or upload the image you want the AI to process. After selecting the image, you can directly specify requirements in the chat interface, such as "turn it into a 3D small ornament.">

The image above is an example of interior design. The AI can recognize all the furniture in the image and then generate a complete interior design rendering.

The e-commerce scenario is even more practical. Add a logo, and it can automatically produce product images, posters, banners, and coupon designs. For small teams that need to quickly generate content, this can save a lot of time.

The tool is available at [this link](https://lovart.ai/?sourceId=900386). If you need it, give it a try.

There are more and more tools like this, but not many truly make multi-modal generation seamless. Lovart AI's attempt at least demonstrates one thing: AI design is moving from single-point functions toward workflow integration.