Text-to-design generation
Create designs from text prompts and use the regenerate flow to explore alternate concepts before choosing a final result.
Xinva AI is a web-based AI design tool for stickers, patterns, T-shirt graphics, and other visuals from text prompts, with free and paid plans.
Xinva AI is a text-to-design tool for generating visual assets from prompts. The site positions it for people who want to create designs quickly for print-on-demand products, stickers, patterns, and T-shirts without starting from a blank canvas.
Its workflow centers on typing a prompt, generating a design, optionally regenerating variations, removing the background, and downloading the result. The pages also describe high-resolution output and default PNG exports, with paid plans and a free tier available on the pricing page.
Create designs from text prompts and use the regenerate flow to explore alternate concepts before choosing a final result.
Remove backgrounds from generated designs before downloading, which supports mockups and print-on-demand workflows.
The homepage says downloads are automatically increased in resolution, and the pattern page says designs are available at 4X resolution.
The homepage and pricing page mention prompt ideas and a weekly prompt newsletter, which can help users refine inputs.
The pricing page includes both credit plans and subscription plans, including a free tier and paid options.
The site highlights separate generators for stickers, patterns, and T-shirt designs, showing different workflows within the same product.
Use the sticker generator when you need a prompt-based sticker concept for branding, personal projects, or social content. The workflow supports generating, regenerating, removing the background, and downloading a PNG.
Use the pattern generator to turn a text prompt into a repeating or decorative pattern for textiles, wallpaper, or other pattern-led design work. The page emphasizes quick generation and variant creation.
Use the T-shirt generator to create apparel artwork for print-on-demand stores or custom merchandise. The site specifically frames it as a way to produce shirt designs without hiring a designer.
Use the main design flow when you want to brainstorm visual ideas before committing to a final concept. The homepage positions the tool as a way to move from imagination to a generated visual quickly.
Use the free plan or credit plans when you want to test the workflow before committing to a subscription. The pricing page shows both one-time credit options and recurring plans.
Xinva AI works through a text prompt: you describe the design you want, generate it, and then optionally regenerate variants, remove the background, and download the result.
The source pages describe default PNG downloads, and the pattern page says exported designs are available at 4X resolution. The sticker and pattern pages also mention using the background remover before downloading.
The site says no technical skills are required and presents the interface as straightforward for beginners and non-designers.
The pricing page shows a free plan plus paid credit and subscription plans. The sticker and pattern pages note that after the free trial, users need to buy credits or a subscription.
The source pages do not describe collaboration features or team management tools, so team usage details are not clear from the website copy.