Coco Labs unveils Vyb, an AI design tool that builds from real brand assets and exports to Figma
lmoroney · x · 2026-10-21
After two years of work, Coco Labs unveiled Vyb (in private beta), targeting why AI-made marketing graphics all look alike: it starts from a brand's real logo, fonts, colors, and product photos, and builds designs element by element on separate layers — text stays live, graphics stay vectors, photos stay pixels — and exports to Figma, so editing one headline doesn't require regenerating the whole image.
The author also shares a practical habit: start every AI visual project from assets you already own, then let the model arrange them.
Related event: Ex-Google Brain/DeepMind Team Launches AI Design Model Vyb(2 posts)→
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