Turn a creative brief into poster, social media, and brand design concepts. Explore layouts, refine typography, and develop a consistent visual direction with MiniMax Code.
Choose a starting brief or tell us about your campaign, then continue in MiniMax Code with your references and brand requirements.
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See how audience, message, and placement shape a design direction. These illustrative concepts are starting points—not finished production files.
Give an event a recognizable visual direction with expressive type and a clear hierarchy of information.
Use MiniMax Code as an AI graphic design tool to develop a direction your team can discuss, refine, and prepare for production.
Art Direction
Define the audience, channel, tone, and reference boundaries. Compare meaningful layout and typography directions instead of changing colors on one template. Marketers and small-business teams can start with a plain-language brief, approved copy, and authorized references to make the visual goal clear.
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Brand Consistency
Carry a defined type hierarchy, spacing rhythm, and image treatment across related materials while adapting each composition. Provide your brand assets and placement requirements—for example, a social feed, story, or web banner—so the campaign stays recognizable without assuming one layout fits every format.
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Production Review
Review spelling, contrast, image rights, font licenses, dimensions, and output format. A compelling mockup still needs production checks. Give specific feedback on text and layout, then confirm whether delivery requires a raster image, editable layers, vector artwork, or a print proof with your production team.
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Compare how the work is organized, without assuming a concept is already a final asset.
Bring a clear brief, choose a direction, and refine the work around your brand.
Specify the audience, message, placement, required copy, and brand guidelines. Add references in MiniMax Code when you continue.
Explore composition, typography, color, and image treatment. Select the direction that communicates your message most clearly.
Give feedback on hierarchy, wording, spacing, and imagery. Adapt the selected direction using the tools available in your workflow.
Check text, rights, dimensions, resolution, and required file formats with the person publishing or printing the design.
Learn what to include in your brief and how to take a concept toward a finished asset.