One brief.
A field of takes.

Describe what you're making and let Crown do the drafting.

Landing pages App screens Images Video

The first idea is a warm-up

Good work comes out of comparison: you don't know a version is right until it's next to the ones that aren't. Crown makes that field cheap enough to actually have.

A field of generated design takes, one of them chosen

How it works

Describe it once

Attach a screenshot, a palette, a site you like. Crown works from your references, not from a blank slate.

A prompt box with an image attached and the brief “A landing page for a ceramics studio: warm, quiet, lots of white space…” typed below it

Get a field, not a draft

Six directions in one pass, side by side on the canvas. Different type, different palette, different logic, enough distance between them to actually compare.

One prompt branching by connector lines into three page layouts, each arranging its blocks differently

Keep one and go deeper

Any take becomes the next starting point. Branch it, nudge it warmer, tighten the header. Every earlier version stays one click away.

A single page layout enlarged, with a gold crown rosette pinned to its top corner

What you get

The Crown canvas with a prompt and its generated takes

Real pages, not pictures of them

Every design is an HTML file with live styles, real text and working states. Open it, edit it, host it. It is yours the moment it exists.

One direction, carried forward

Grow a new screen from the one you kept and it arrives in the same palette, type and navigation.

Everything the idea needs

The page, the screens, the imagery inside them, a short film, the words that carry it. One place, one brief.

Change one thing

Ask for a warmer palette or a tighter header and that's what moves. Everything you already liked stays where it was.

Nothing is ever lost

Every take and every earlier round stays on the canvas. Go back three steps, take the other branch, keep both.