Xingliu

An intelligent AI design engine by LiblibAI — zero-barrier, multimodal aggregation with commercially ready output.

Xingliu is an intelligent AI design engine under LiblibAI, positioned as a “zero-barrier design tool” — no design background required. Users simply describe what they want in natural language (e.g., “a tech-styled app splash screen”) to generate professional-grade design drafts. Core capabilities include: intelligent design generation (creating posters, banners, UI interfaces, social media graphics, and more from text descriptions), multimodal input (accepting text, reference images, voice descriptions, and even hand-drawn sketches), style transfer (applying one design style onto another image), and batch generation (producing multiple design variants at once to choose from). All generated designs can be used commercially with no additional licensing fees — the key difference between Xingliu and many other AI design tools.

Free credits cover light everyday use, while paid membership unlocks higher generation quotas and commercial-use rights. The official website has not published a unified price list; for specific tiers and pricing, please refer to the official website.

In terms of market positioning, Xingliu competes as a differentiated player against Canva, Midjourney, and Stable Diffusion. Canva is feature-rich but has relatively weak AI generation; Midjourney/Stable Diffusion deliver high generation quality but lack a design workflow. Xingliu, by contrast, focuses on “design-oriented AI generation” — it not only generates images but also provides a complete design workflow (templates, editing, export). As a LiblibAI product, it is deeply integrated with the LiblibAI model community (a large collection of LoRA and Checkpoint models) and can tap into style-specific models trained by the community. It is ideal for non-designers (marketers, operations teams, and small-business owners) who need to quickly produce professional design drafts, as well as for designers rapidly exploring creative directions.

Note: Generation quality depends on the quality of the input description, and complex design needs (such as a precise brand VI system) still require adjustments from a professional designer. The free version has generation limits and adds a watermark; multimodal input (such as voice description) currently supports Chinese only; and compared with Canva, Xingliu offers fewer templates and weaker collaboration features.

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