Lovart

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Lovart
  • Founded

    2024
  • Employees

    11-50
  • Products

    1 product listed
  • Avg. AI Score

    6.9/10
  • Website

    lovart.ai/

Profile updated

Products
1
Avg AI Score
6.9/10
Founded
2024
Funding
$130M
About Lovart

Lovart develops an AI-powered design agent that produces visual assets, including logos, marketing graphics, and campaign materials, based on natural-language conversation with users. The product is positioned as a tool for creators and businesses seeking to generate design work without traditional design software or hiring a designer.

The platform allows users to describe a design need in conversational form and receive generated outputs spanning branding elements, social media graphics, and broader marketing campaign assets. It is marketed toward independent creators, small businesses, and marketing teams looking to accelerate design production.

Specific details on the company's funding history, leadership, and headquarters location have not been independently confirmed.

Specialties
AI-generated designLogo design automationMarketing asset generationConversational AI interfacesBrand identity creation
Financials

Dated, source-cited figures. Estimates are marked.

Valuationest.
$3B
inews.hket.com
ARRest.
$300M
Total Raisedest.
$130M
finance.yahoo.com
Valuation over time
$2B(June 2026, est.)$3B(August 2026, est.)
Products by Lovart

All products by Lovart reviewed by our AI panel of experts.

Competitive Landscape

Who Lovart competes with, and how they differ.

Canva logo
Canva7.6/10

Canva's Magic Studio bolts AI generation onto a mature template-and-drag-drop editor with a huge existing free-tier user base (Forbes pegs its market share near 12.5% vs. Adobe's ~80%); Lovart is agent-first, generating and iterating a full asset set from one conversational prompt rather than starting from a template library.

2 products reviewed on TopReviewed
Adobe logo
Adobe7.9/10

Adobe pairs Firefly's generative models with the professional Photoshop/Illustrator/Express editing suite under enterprise Creative Cloud licensing; Lovart skips the standalone editor and positions its multi-agent "creative reasoning engine" as a replacement for a small design team rather than a tool for one, at a flat $90/month consumer price point.

3 products reviewed on TopReviewed
Recraft logo
Recraft8.0/10

Recraft focuses on AI-native vector and raster asset generation — icons, illustrations, mockups — with fine-grained per-image style controls; Lovart operates at the campaign level, chaining multiple asset types (logo, social posts, packaging, storyboards) from a single brief via its ChatCanvas workspace.

1 product reviewed on TopReviewed
Galileo AI logo
Galileo AI7.7/10

Galileo AI generates UI screens and design-system-ready mockups from text prompts for software/product teams; Lovart targets marketing and brand creative (logos, campaigns, packaging, social content) rather than app interfaces.

1 product reviewed on TopReviewed
Looka logo
Looka7.4/10

Looka is a narrow logo-and-brand-kit generator built around a fixed wizard flow with one-time-purchase pricing; Lovart treats a logo as just one output type among many inside an open-ended conversational agent, sold as a recurring subscription.

1 product reviewed on TopReviewed
Midjourney logo
Midjourney5.5/10

Midjourney is a general-purpose text-to-image model optimized for producing single striking images via Discord/web prompting; Lovart wraps image generation inside a multi-step agent that plans, sequences, and exports a full branded asset set (up to 40 assets) in one pass.

1 product reviewed on TopReviewed
Company Timeline

Key milestones in Lovart's history, with sources.

  1. Milestone

    Bloomberg: Evoken explores Hong Kong IPO, in talks for round valuing it at $3B

    Bloomberg reported Evoken (Lovart's Chinese parent company, dubbed "China's AI Agent Unicorn") was in early-stage talks with advisors about a potential Hong Kong listing, and separately was close to a new funding round that would value the company at $3 billion; no final decision had been made on either matter.

    inews.hket.com
  2. Funding

    B+ round — ~$300M, post-money valuation exceeds $2B

    Evoken, Lovart's parent company, closed a B+ funding round of nearly $300 million at a post-money valuation above $2 billion, with participation from Granite Asia and Shunwei Capital alongside existing investors Ant Group and Sequoia China (HongShan).

    inews.hket.com
  3. Milestone

    Aygstar Group sues Resonate International (Lovart's US operator) over "Lovart" trademark

    Aygstar Group LLC filed a federal trademark infringement suit against Resonate International Inc. — Lovart's US operating entity — in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York (case 1:26-cv-00990), alleging the "Lovart" branding infringes its earlier "GRACE LOVART" mark (USPTO registration issued 2024).

    courtlistener.com
  4. Funding

    Series B — $130M, led by HongShan, Ant Group, CMC Capital and others

    Lovart's operating company (widely reported at the time under the LiblibAI name) raised a $130M Series B, described as China's largest AI-application funding round to date. Investors included HongShan (formerly Sequoia China), CMC Capital Partners, Ant Group, Lenovo Capital, Shunwei Capital, INCE Capital, Source Code Capital, Gaorong Capital, GSR Ventures, Giant Network, Shanghai Mingshi Investment Management, and Future Capital Discovery Fund.

    finance.yahoo.com
  5. Launch

    Lovart exits beta, launches globally with 800,000 waitlisted users

    San Francisco-based Lovart AI exited closed beta and launched publicly with free and $90/month paid tiers, after its beta waitlist drew over 800,000 users across 70 countries. Founders CEO Melvin Chen and CTO Haofan Wang (Carnegie Mellon-trained AI researcher) positioned it as the "world's first Design Agent," coordinating specialized AI agents via a system they call "Mind Chain of Thought."

    forbes.com
  6. Launch

    Lovart opens invite waitlist, draws 100,000+ signups in five days

    Lovart's closed-beta waitlist surpassed 100,000 signups across 70+ countries within five days of opening, with a Discord community and viral "Agent Battles" competitions driving early word-of-mouth.

    manilatimes.net
  7. Founded

    Evoken, Lovart's parent company, founded in China

    Evoken (演语科技), the Chinese AI company behind Lovart, was founded in 2023. It also operates sibling products LiblibAI (an AI creation/model-sharing community) and LibTV (an AI video platform); Lovart is the international brand for its design-agent product (domestically known as Xingliu / 星流).

    inews.hket.com

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