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Fuga's Co-Designer automatically adapts your designs across different sizes and formats while maintaining the original layout quality. It's built for agencies, in-house creative teams, and designers who need to produce multiple variations quickly.
Co-Designer recomposes layouts instead of simply stretching or cropping them. It preserves the hierarchy and balance of your original design across all sizes, whether you're creating one banner in multiple formats or generating hundreds of variations.
Convert one design into many formats or variations without manually recreating each one. Set your brand guidelines once—colors, fonts, spacing, logo placement—and Co-Designer applies them automatically.
Works with your existing tools through an InDesign plugin, API, and SDK. The platform handles consistency across teams without requiring extensive training.
Co-Designer handles the repetitive work of creating size variations and branded templates, letting you focus on design decisions.
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Fuga's answer:
Fuga understands design composition, not just dimensions. While most automation tools simply scale or crop, Fuga intelligently recomposes layouts to maintain hierarchy, balance, and intentional design decisions across every format. It works directly inside Adobe InDesign, letting designers automate without abandoning their primary workflow.
Fuga's answer:
Fuga preserves what makes designs actually work. Instead of stretched logos, squished text, or broken compositions, every resized version looks intentional. Brand guidelines are enforced automatically across all variations, and the InDesign plugin means designers can stay in their natural environment rather than learning entirely new platforms.
Fuga's answer:
Design-forward agencies and in-house creative teams who value craft but need production speed. These are millennials and creative professionals tired of choosing between quality and scale—people who've suffered through those 5pm requests for "12 more sizes by EOD" and want automation that doesn't compromise their work.
Fuga's answer:
Fuga was built by people who lived through the pain of manual resizing and watching carefully crafted designs get destroyed by automation tools that didn't understand composition. Founded in 2018 in Israel by CEO Aviad Givon, the team created the solution they wished existed—automation that respects the design decisions humans actually care about.
