Garry TanGenerate images, design, and animate on one canvas. Direct multiple AI agents at the same time. Stay in control with editable layers. Make ads, launch videos, and social posts in your own brand. Paste your website to get your brand kit. Write a few prompts and get dozens of on-brand ads side by side. Drop in any ad you like as a reference, fix details with feedback or by hand, then animate your best ones into motion ads. Resize to every format, all on the same board.
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Congrats on the launch! Can you make animation videos and make edits on it as you wish?
Running several agents on one canvas and comparing side by side is the part I'm most curious about. In my experience the hard moment isn't generating variants, it's the merge: you pick a winner, then notice a losing variant had the better headline treatment or background. When results come back as editable layers, can you pull a single layer from a variant you didn't pick into the chosen one, or is picking a direction an all-or-nothing choice?
The side-by-side part is what I'd actually use — running several agents at the same design and comparing them on one canvas is a much better use of the models than regenerating one flat result and hoping. Since every result comes back as editable layers, can you mix across variants — say, take the layout from one agent's version and the headline treatment from another — or do you have to pick one variant whole and edit from there?
@peter_tribelhorn Congratulations on the launch! Promising product. I'm going to give it a try for one of my clients. I have one question. Do these edits counted towards the credits?
congrats on the launch peter. one small fix redoing everything is exactly why i still finish in figma. for ads my question is what happens after, if i make 5 variants on the canvas can i see which one actually performed or that part is still outside )
Quality vid! Do you have different boards to add brand kits if it is needed to run several clients?
Comparing ideas side by side sounds much easier than scrolling back through a chat to find the version you liked. Congrats on the launch!
Congrats, looks great! Can you also develop a video script with this for e.g. a launch video?
I run a few AI agents next to my design tool all day. So I can get them on one board on Hera?
Looks really useful! Making ads and motion graphics on one canvas, with editable layers, saves a lot of time. I like that I can paste my website and get my brand kit right away. Congrats on the launch!
this is so sick, amazing to see the evolution of hera. been a happy user and customer for over a year and they just get better and better. there's no other way to design and generate photos and videos with AI. thanks for building this guys!
Love the subtle design of the whole page. To what extent can users change the design manually?
Congrats, team! The constant problem with AI tools while doing some designs is that I change one thing and the whole design changes. Editable layers is good thing to fix that! Will test it out!
Keeping the other layers intact during a small correction is a useful detail. Sometimes the one thing you want to change really is just the text.
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“AI Creative Canvas”
Hera launched on Product Hunt on November 2nd, 2026 and earned 216 upvotes and 35 comments, placing #5 on the daily leaderboard. Generate images, design, and animate on one canvas. Direct multiple AI agents at the same time. Stay in control with editable layers. Make ads, launch videos, and social posts in your own brand. Paste your website to get your brand kit. Write a few prompts and get dozens of on-brand ads side by side. Drop in any ad you like as a reference, fix details with feedback or by hand, then animate your best ones into motion ads. Resize to every format, all on the same board.
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Hey PH 👋 Peter here, one of the co-founders of Hera.
Some of you know Hera from our launch in April.
Since then, we built a canvas. We built it because AI models are now really good at design and animation, but there was no tool with a good interface for that work. Most of us still use these models in a chat. You get one result at a time, and every small change means the AI makes the whole thing again.
In our user calls, we heard the same two things again and again. A small fix often makes the result worse. And people still finish their work in Figma or After Effects, because that's where they have control.
So we built the interface we wanted. On the canvas you generate images, design and animate in one place:
Direct several AI agents at the same time and compare the results side by side
Add your brand kit or drop in any reference, and new work picks up that look
Get every result as editable layers, so you change the one thing you want and keep the rest
Turn a finished design into motion on the same canvas
Founders, marketers and designers use it for ads, launch videos and social posts.
This is our first version, and some parts are still rough. Two questions would help us most: where did the canvas get in your way, and what would you need to use it every week?
I'd also love to see if you can create something really good with it. If you do, post it in the comments.
Thanks for checking it out.