1 sentence
is a complete design brief
2 languages
briefed and drafted natively, Arabic or English
Every version
kept, any one a click to restore
Same rules
as a hand-built template: fonts, geometry, QR
From a sentence to a design
"A formal Arabic appreciation certificate for volunteer work, gold and navy" is a complete brief. The draft streams onto the canvas element by element.
Refine in conversation
Keep talking: "make the title bigger", "swap the seal for a wreath", "translate it to English". Every version is kept, and any of them is one click to restore.
Bilingual by design
The assistant writes Arabic and English natively, sets the right text direction, and only uses fonts the PDF engine actually ships.
Hand-off, not lock-in
The result is an ordinary template. Everything the AI made is yours to nudge, restyle or rebuild in the drag-and-drop studio.
Verification built into the draft
Drafts include a QR pointing at the certificate's public verification page — trust is part of the design, not an afterthought.
Guard-railed output
Generated designs pass the same validation as hand-built ones: known fonts, sane geometry, no invented accreditation claims.
A brief becomes a design, element by element.
This is the actual rhythm of generation: shapes land first, then the text, then the seal and the verification QR — streamed onto the canvas as they are produced, not revealed after a spinner.
How it runs
- 1
Describe the certificate
Purpose, tone, language, colors — a sentence or a paragraph.
- 2
Watch the draft stream in
Elements appear on the canvas as they are generated.
- 3
Refine and save
Iterate in chat or by hand; save it as a normal template.
Who runs this every week
What teams ask before they start
What does the assistant actually change on the canvas?
Layout, colours, fonts, seals, ornaments, dynamic fields and the verification QR, element by element, as it streams the draft. It works only with fonts the PDF engine ships and geometry that renders, so a draft is never a picture you have to rebuild by hand.
Can I take over halfway through?
Yes. The draft is an ordinary template in the studio. You can keep refining in words, drag elements by hand, or mix the two. Every version is kept, so an instruction that went the wrong way is one click to undo.
Does it work in Arabic as well as it does in English?
The brief can be in either language and the draft is written in either, with the right text direction and joined script. A bilingual certificate, with both languages on one canvas, is a single instruction.
Will it invent accreditation claims or logos?
No. Generated designs pass the same validation as hand-built ones. The assistant does not fabricate accreditation bodies, official seals or signatures; it places your logo and your wording where you ask, and marks fields for the data you supply.
The rest of the platform
Your first certificates are minutes away.
Free to start — design a template, send yourself a test, and see the verification page live.