ComfyUI01
Design automation templates
Cropping, resizing, recoloring, enhancing, pre-wired graphs that respect your output specs. Drop in, render, done.
8 templates · Updated weekly→
Your aesthetic took 15 years to build. Your workflow should protect it. ComfyUI automations, prompt libraries, mockups, and Sheets formulas, built so you can 10× output without hiring, and without sounding like everyone else.
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Cropping, resizing, recoloring, enhancing, pre-wired graphs that respect your output specs. Drop in, render, done.
Tested prompts categorized by brand voice, era, and medium. No more rolling the dice on Midjourney.
Cold email scripts, ad templates, pricing frameworks, client onboarding. The business side of design, written for designers, not gurus.
Production trackers, asset matrices, render-cost calculators. Built in Google Sheets for the people who actually run the studio.
Layered, smart-object-ready, brand-agnostic. Print, packaging, OOH, social, handed over the way you'd hand over your own.
One email. One workflow upgrade. No fluff, no roundups, no 'here's what we built this week.'
Brand tokens, type rules, color palettes, output specs. We respect the constraints you've already set.
ComfyUI graph, prompt set, Sheets dashboard, or mockup. Built for the formats you actually ship in.
Render in minutes, not afternoons. Hand off PSDs your team can open. Keep the margin.
Marketing playbooks written for designers who'd rather be designing. Steal the scripts, learn the fundamentals, send the emails, keep the margin.
Your aesthetic took 15 years to build. Your workflow should protect it.
Your team is spending Tuesday color correcting. They don't have to.
Do more work without hiring. Keep the margin.
The part of the job you hate is now the part you don't do.
Show us a .edu, we'll show you the door, to everything.
For the freelancer running solo. Faster first drafts, fewer late nights.
For working designers managing real volume. Our most popular plan.
Up to 5 seats. For studios that hate spending Tuesday color-correcting.