Graphtr

Use case

Two hundred images without two hundred afternoons

Programmatic design usually looks programmatic: text dropped on a rectangle. Graphtr starts from templates a person designed, so the two hundredth image looks like the first one and neither looks automated.

The problem

What usually goes wrong

If none of these are familiar, this page is probably not for you.

01

Generated images look generated.

02

One image per row means a rendering pipeline you now own.

03

Every source needs its own bespoke layout code.

The answer

What Graphtr does about it

Start from a real design

Templates are made by hand and filled by machine, which is the opposite order to most generated graphics.

One call per image

POST the copy, get the file. No queue to run and no browser to keep alive.

Same output as the editor

The API and Studio share a renderer, so a generated file is indistinguishable from a hand made one.

FAQ

Questions

How fast is it?
A single request per design, returning bytes directly rather than a job to poll.
Can I use my own fonts?
Not yet. The library ships 33 curated fonts today; custom font upload is on the roadmap.

Your ideas deserve better than a blank page

Open the editor and see for yourself. Nothing to install, nothing to cancel, and your first design is about five minutes away.

Start designing now