Flato Use Cases
Common use cases for Flato across editable visual content and AI Design workflows.
Use Cases
- Editable presentations and presentation visuals.
- Social media posts for campaigns and announcements.
- Brand assets and reusable visual directions.
- Posters, infographics, and text-rich layouts.
- Motion graphics and video-oriented visual content.
Audience Fit
- Marketing teams
- Founders and operators
- Designers
- Content teams
- Creators
Key Features
- Editing designs in canvas context instead of one-shot regeneration; Maintaining layout hierarchy and element relationships; Iterative co-creation between user and AI
- Auto-applying brand colors, fonts, and style rules; Generating multi-format deliverables that share a brand language
- Resizing and adapting assets across aspect ratios and channels; Producing campaign variants for social, print, and video
- Generating and editing static design, motion graphics, and video in the same canvas; Avoiding context switching between separate design and motion apps
- Slides, social posts, posters, infographics, and brand kits; Layout reconstruction without breaking overall structure
- Giving AI control over the full canvas, including text, styles, layout, images, charts, vector elements, and visual structure; Built-in image search across multiple sources, vector element generation, programmable animation, programmable interaction, and programmable charts; Creating richer editable design experiences than traditional slide tools
- Connecting MCP-capable agents such as Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor to Flato; Letting agents create, inspect, and update the same live editable project; Continuing work from an existing editor URL or, when supported, turning a share link into an editable project copy
- Dragging, moving, and resizing content; editing text; cropping images; changing canvas size and overall styles; Inserting text, images, and video, including dragging local images directly onto the canvas; Exporting selected blocks, a single page, or all pages as bitmap images, PDFs, or video, and sharing links that can be edited further or played online