The design tool for content creators: one look everywhere

Batch the week in one sitting. Thumbnails, verticals, carousels and the cut all come off one canvas, so episode forty still reads like episode four.

One visual identity across every platform, batched weekly.

The shared live canvas: a creator's week of thumbnails, verticals and the timeline they descend from. Click in and drag any tile.

The design tool for content creators on a schedule

Every upload wants four more pieces before it earns: a thumbnail, a vertical, a carousel, a community post. On a good week you craft them. On a rushed week you ship whatever fits, and the channel drifts one more step from the look you started with.

Shyne holds your identity as a system: series frames where the grid, type and accent are already decided, on a canvas where the week's whole batch is in view. The rushed week and the good week come out looking the same.

Batch this week

Thumbnail, vertical and carousel come from one frame family, so the whole feed reads as one channel.

Repurpose without redrawing a single pixel

Frames stay real HTML, so the episode title is still text and the accent is still a variable long after the thumbnail shipped. Turning wide into tall means moving elements that still exist, not rebuilding on top of a flattened export.

Ask the agent for the portrait version and it rearranges the same layers; you nudge what it moved and post.

Nothing flattens, so every repost is still editable.

The week's content from one canvas

  • Series thumbnails

    The layout is decided once; each episode swaps the subject, the number and the hue.

  • Verticals

    Portrait cuts that inherit the series type and color instead of guessing at them.

  • Carousels

    An ordered run of same-size frames, which is what a carousel already wants to be.

  • The calendar

    Premiere, teaser and community post scheduled from the project they live in.

The teaser is cut on a real timeline in the same project as its thumbnail, and leaves as MP4.

Every AI works on the same creators canvas.

Bring the agent you already use. It reads the brief, sees the work and writes the next editable frame — no exported file, no paste, no drift.

Claude Code connected to ShyneMCP

Cut a 20 second teaser from this episode and build its thumbnail to match. build the complete working system.

shyne · canvas.read creators
shyne · media.compose writes editable frames
shyne · canvas.write_html shared canvas

A matched teaser and thumbnail pair is now composed on the same live canvas.

ChatGPT connected to ShyneMCP

Cut a 20 second teaser from this episode and build its thumbnail to match. create three useful variants.

shyne · canvas.read creators
shyne · media.compose writes editable frames
shyne · canvas.create_variants shared canvas

A matched teaser and thumbnail pair is now composed on the same live canvas.

Gemini connected to ShyneMCP

Cut a 20 second teaser from this episode and build its thumbnail to match. compose the visual direction.

shyne · canvas.read creators
shyne · media.compose writes editable frames
shyne · media.compose shared canvas

A matched teaser and thumbnail pair is now composed on the same live canvas.

Cursor connected to ShyneMCP

Cut a 20 second teaser from this episode and build its thumbnail to match. turn the approved frame into code.

shyne · canvas.read creators
shyne · media.compose writes editable frames
shyne · canvas.read_html shared canvas

A matched teaser and thumbnail pair is now composed on the same live canvas.

Grok connected to ShyneMCP

Cut a 20 second teaser from this episode and build its thumbnail to match. prepare the publishing pass.

shyne · canvas.read creators
shyne · media.compose writes editable frames
shyne · schedule.prepare shared canvas

A matched teaser and thumbnail pair is now composed on the same live canvas.

Your agent connected to ShyneMCP

Cut a 20 second teaser from this episode and build its thumbnail to match. run your own workflow on the canvas.

shyne · canvas.read creators
shyne · media.compose writes editable frames
shyne · mcp.call shared canvas

A matched teaser and thumbnail pair is now composed on the same live canvas.

One shared canvas

Every creators frame stays visible to people and agents at the same time.

Always on brand

Your colors, type and reusable assets stay attached to every creators variation.

Editable output

The result lands as real frames and objects, ready for the next human decision.

Media in context

Generate or place imagery where the composition needs it, without leaving the working surface.

Open to every agent

Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Cursor, Grok and your own agent work through the same MCP surface.

Ready to ship

Move from the approved canvas to the useful file, link or published format without rebuilding it.

Ask for the version, not the redo

The agent works on your series frames, so a request lands as the next piece of the system rather than a fresh design that almost matches.

  • Build episode 42 from the series frameA new thumbnail with your grid and type, waiting for the subject and the number.
  • Make this 1080 by 1350 with a two line titleThe same layers rearranged to portrait; the headline is still editable text.
  • Cut a teaser to the beat of the intro trackClips trimmed on the timeline against your audio bed, ready to export as MP4.

Batch on Sunday, schedule the week, and every slot ships the frame you approved.

Post daily without the look drifting

The system does the remembering: tokens hold the palette, series frames hold the layout, and the calendar ships what you approved. Week eleven looks like week one because it literally reuses it.

One project a week; every thumbnail, post and cut descends from it.

Questions

Can I make YouTube thumbnails with AI?

Yes, and more usefully a thumbnail system. Describe the series once and the agent builds the frame; each week you duplicate it, swap the subject and number, and export. Episode art stays consistent because it is the same frame.

Can I turn one design into every platform's size?

Yes. Frames are editable HTML, not flattened images, so the portrait, square and story versions are rearrangements of layers that still exist. Ask the agent for the size and adjust what it moved.

Can I edit video in the same tool?

Yes. A real timeline holds clips and an audio bed, you can pull stock footage in from inside the project, and the cut exports to MP4 next to the thumbnail promoting it.

How do creators keep a consistent visual identity?

By reusing frames instead of rules. Palette and type live as design variables and series layouts live as frames, so consistency is the default rather than a checklist.

Batch this week

One visual identity across every platform, batched weekly.

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