Miora
Tencent's agentic design studio: one brief becomes images, video, 3D and UI on a single canvas that remembers your style.
Highlights
- A creative agent that plans and executes full design projects from one brief
- A memory system that retains aesthetic preferences and brand rules across sessions
- A single editable canvas for images, video, 3D, illustration, and UI
- Natural-language editing including inpainting, local edits, and background separation
- Reusable Skills that save a proven workflow to rerun or share with a team
- Autonomous tool calling so the agent reasons through a design task step by step
- Multimodal output kept in one place rather than across separate apps
- Free starting credits on signup with credit-based generation
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About Miora
What it is
Miora is a creative studio from Tencent built around an agent that plans a whole project from one natural-language brief and calls the tools it needs — inpainting, local edits, background separation — to produce images, video, 3D assets, illustration and UI on one editable canvas. It keeps a memory of aesthetic preferences and brand rules across sessions, so later work matches earlier work without re-describing it.
Why it's different
Two things distinguish it. The first is scope: most tools generate one asset type, and a brand campaign needing stills, a video cut and a UI mockup means three tools and three visual identities. The second is the memory, which addresses the real weakness of prompt-based generation — that consistency across a project is nearly impossible when every generation starts fresh. What to weigh: it is new, it is Tencent, and questions about where your brand assets are processed and stored are reasonable ones to ask before uploading a client's identity into it.
How people use it
It is aimed at campaign work where one brief produces many assets in one look — a product launch needing social stills, a short video and mockups. The agentic part means describing the outcome rather than operating tools, which suits people who know what they want and are not designers. Anyone with a defined brand should load the rules first, since the memory is what makes the second and third asset usable rather than merely impressive.
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