Moda
Moda is an AI design agent that turns a plain-language brief into slides, social posts, documents and PDFs on a real vector canvas, where every element stays editable and every asset follows your brand kit.
What is Moda?
Moda is an AI design agent published by Nullframe, Inc., a New York company. It answers a plain-language brief with a finished visual asset, but its distinguishing move is what happens next: the result lands on a real vector canvas with layers, not as a flat image, so every text block, shape, colour and logo stays editable. The tool covers slides, social posts and carousels, documents, PDFs, diagrams, animations and published websites.
Brand control is the second pillar. A brand kit stores colours, fonts and logos, and the model applies them at generation time — three kits on Pro, unlimited on Ultra. Users choose among design models with different costs and capabilities: Lite at 0.5x for simple work and most edits, Standard at 1x as the recommended default, Pro at 1.5x for the most demanding jobs, plus a Fast model on Ultra. Everything runs on AI credits consumed per action — generating a multi-page design, creating an image, removing a background, asking the AI to rework a layout — and reset at each billing cycle without rollover.
Beyond the editor, Moda ships a documented REST API and an MCP server, both available from the free plan with a cap on concurrent tasks per tier. Endpoints cover canvases, design tasks, brand kits, remixes, uploads, usage and webhooks; exports come out as PNG, JPEG, PDF or PPTX. Optional integrations connect Google Drive, Docs, Sheets and Slides, and the AI features run on third-party providers Anthropic and OpenAI through their commercial APIs. Sites can be published on a moda.page subdomain, or on a custom domain from Pro upwards alongside data-backed apps.
The published customer evidence is unusually concrete. Mintlify reports more than ten hours saved per strategic asset, a thirty-minute average turnaround and eleven sellers working without a product marketing team. Coverbase built 150 slides in a single night and puts its savings on design contractors at roughly USD 40,000. FERMÀT moved asset creation from days to minutes across sales, marketing, ops and HR. Named testimonials come mostly from chiefs of staff, CEOs and growth leaders. The company announced a USD 7.5 million seed round in March 2026.
What it does
- Generate a full deck, social post, document or PDF from a plain-language instruction
- Edit every element of the result on a layered vector canvas, text, shapes, images and logos alike
- Apply a brand kit so colours, fonts and logos are enforced at generation time
- Export finished work as PNG, JPEG, PDF or PPTX
- Remix an existing shared template and make it your own
- Publish a website on a moda.page subdomain or on your own domain
- Drive design creation programmatically through the REST API or an MCP server
When to use Moda / When not to
A quick filter to help you decide if Moda is the right fit.
When to use Moda
- Go-to-market teams with no in-house designer, who need sales collateral, one-pagers and leave-behinds faster than an agency can turn them around
- Chiefs of staff and executive assistants preparing all-hands decks, quarterly business reviews, offsite agendas and internal documents
- Startup founders building investor pitch decks, funding announcements and hiring assets while keeping a consistent brand
- Social and content managers producing LinkedIn carousels, Instagram posts and event announcements on a repeatable template
- Developers and AI agent builders who want to generate designs programmatically through a REST API or an MCP server
When not to use Moda
- Anyone who needs a mobile app: Moda ships no iOS or Android client, and everything happens in the browser
- Teams working in a language other than English, since no interface or processing language is advertised anywhere on the site
- Organisations that require a vendor certification such as SOC 2 or ISO 27001, which Moda does not claim for itself
- Users under 18, who are excluded from the service by the terms of use
- Professional retouchers looking for pixel-level photo editing: the product is built around brand asset design, not image manipulation
How to use Moda
A typical end-to-end flow, from setup to results.
- Create an account from the site — the free plan needs no payment card
- Start either from a plain-language instruction or by remixing one of the public shared templates
- Build a brand kit with your colours, fonts and logos so later generations stay on brand
- Let the AI produce the first version of the deck, post, document or PDF
- Open the result on the canvas and edit any element directly, layer by layer
- Invite teammates to work on the same file in real time and pool credits on paid plans
- Export as PNG, JPEG, PDF or PPTX, or publish as a website on moda.page or your own domain
- Monitor credit consumption in account settings and set a maximum overage budget on paid plans
- For programmatic use, generate an API key, pin an API version and call the REST endpoints or connect an agent through MCP
- Reach support through the community Slack on Free, email and chat on Pro, priority support on Ultra
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Output stays editable on a real vector canvas instead of arriving as a flat image, which is the central and verifiable differentiator
- Brand consistency is automated through brand kits rather than left to manual discipline
- The permanent free plan is genuinely usable: 1,500 credits per seat per month, up to ten members, real-time collaboration, API and MCP included
- A documented REST API and an MCP server open programmatic and agent-driven design from the free tier upwards
- PPTX and PDF exports keep the work usable in the tools recipients already have
- Pricing is legible: four tiers, published amounts, an advertised 17% annual discount and no hard stop on paid plans thanks to metered overage with a configurable cap
- Customer evidence is named and quantified, with case studies from Mintlify, Coverbase and FERMÀT rather than anonymous logos
Cons
- No mobile application at all, on either iOS or Android
- No about page, no contact page and no legal notice: the publisher's identity only appears in the terms of service and the Trust Center
- A single email address serves the whole site, and it is obfuscated behind Cloudflare tokens on the legal pages
- The privacy policy is unusually short next to the commitments made in the terms, and the training opt-out it is supposed to describe is not documented there
- No subprocessor list is published, and no SOC 2 or ISO 27001 certification is claimed for Moda itself
- Credits never roll over, the free plan caps decks at ten slides, and the Pro model is expensive enough that the vendor itself advises monitoring long jobs
- Binding individual arbitration, a class action waiver, New York governing law and liability capped at the greater of twelve months of fees or USD 100
Pricing & Plans
Moda offers a permanent free plan rather than a time-limited trial, providing 1,500 AI credits per seat per month for up to ten members. The lowest paid entry point is the Pro plan at USD 30.00 per user per month on monthly billing, with annual billing advertised at 17% less. Ultra is priced at USD 100.00 per user per month, and Enterprise terms are quoted on request. On paid plans, usage beyond the included credits is billed at a metered rate against a configurable maximum overage budget.
- 1
- 500 AI credits per seat per month
- up to 10 members
- Standard and Lite design models
- slide decks capped at 10 slides
- publishing on a moda.page subdomain
- real-time collaboration
- API and MCP with up to 3 concurrent tasks
- 6
- 000 AI credits per seat per month
- everything in Free plus the Pro design model
- no page limits on slides or designs
- up to 3 brand kits
- websites on your own domain and data-backed apps
- credits pooled across teammates
- API and MCP with up to 10 concurrent tasks
- 22
- 000 AI credits per seat per month
- everything in Pro plus the Fast model
- unlimited brand kits
- organisations and teams
- shared team workspaces
- API and MCP with up to 15 concurrent tasks
- priority support
- custom credit packages
- everything in Ultra plus SDK access to embed and white-label Moda
- SSO/SAML authentication
- custom onboarding
- API and MCP at negotiated volume
- dedicated Slack channel
- aimed at teams of 10 people or more
Data, GDPR & hosting
A consolidated view of how Moda handles your data.
GDPR overview
The acronym GDPR appears nowhere on the site, and the privacy policy contains no European section at all. The commitments live in the terms of service instead, under a dedicated clause for users in the EEA, the United Kingdom and Switzerland. It lists the legal bases relied on (consent, contract, legal obligation, legitimate interests), states that personal data may be transferred to and processed in the United States or other countries with appropriate safeguards where required — naming Standard Contractual Clauses approved by the European Commission or the UK Information Commissioner's Office — and enumerates access, rectification, erasure, restriction, portability, objection and withdrawal of consent, exercised at support@moda.app. A Data Processing Agreement is available on request, and the right to complain to a local supervisory authority is acknowledged. No Article 27 EU representative is designated.
Who owns the data?
Under Moda's terms, users keep ownership of what they bring and what they produce. User Content remains theirs, and they hold all right, title and interest in Generated Content. Moda takes only a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free licence to host, store, reproduce, display and modify that material in order to operate, support and improve the service, limited to the duration of use except where content has been shared or must be kept for legal, security or backup reasons. Ownership of generated work does not extend to the underlying models, Moda templates or embedded third-party materials. Two clauses run the other way: the user account itself belongs to Moda, and any feedback sent to the company becomes its property.
Reuse rights
Generated Content can be reused without asking Moda for anything, including commercially: the user owns it, and any Moda template embedded in it carries a worldwide, sublicensable, transferable, royalty-free licence for personal and commercial use. Imported User Content stays the user's property throughout. The company reserves the right to preserve or disclose User Content where the law, a third-party claim or the enforcement of its terms requires it. Two practical limits temper the freedom: AI output may not be unique — identical designs can be produced for other users — and Moda gives no warranty that generated work is protectable by intellectual property rights or free of third-party infringement, so the user carries the review obligation and the risk.
Data retention & training
Hosting summary
No page on the site names a hosting region, a data centre or a cloud provider. What the terms do say is that the services and the website are controlled and offered by Moda from its offices and facilities in the United States, and that personal data may be transferred to, stored and processed in the United States or other countries, with appropriate safeguards such as European Commission or UK ICO Standard Contractual Clauses where the law requires them. The site is served behind Cloudflare and the resolved IP address is an anycast node, so it says nothing about where the application servers actually sit. The Trust Center, published under the name Nullframe, Inc. and continuously monitored by Secureframe, documents encryption in transit and at rest, segregated environments, backup restoration testing at least annually and a physical security policy. Third-party model providers are identified as Anthropic and OpenAI, reached through their commercial APIs. No subprocessor list is published.
Things to keep in mind
Risks and trade-offs to weigh before adopting Moda.
- Metered overage on paid plans bills extra credits automatically once the allowance is gone: set the maximum overage budget before handing the tool to a team
- Credits never roll over, and the Pro design model costs 1.5x, a combination the vendor itself flags by advising users to stop long-running jobs
- Every teammate added on a paid plan becomes a billed seat automatically, so team growth translates directly into invoice growth
- Prices, credit rates and expiry rules can be changed unilaterally at any time, fees are non-refundable and a disputed charge must be raised within thirty days
- Disputes go to mandatory individual arbitration with a class action waiver under New York law, liability is capped at the greater of twelve months of fees or USD 100, and claims expire after one year; the arbitration clause can be opted out of in writing within thirty days of accepting the terms
- Generated output may be inaccurate or identical to another user's, and the terms place the whole burden of review, legal checking and infringement risk on the user
- Leaning on an AI agent for every deck erodes the design and narrative judgement of the team using it, and in an organisational account an administrator can access, modify or remove your work, and revoke your access to it entirely
Setup & Integrations
Technical difficulty
Getting started requires no technical skill: create an account, describe what you need in plain language, and edit the result. Nothing is installed and no payment card is needed for the free plan. The only real learning curve is building a brand kit and getting comfortable with a layered canvas. A second, optional path is developer-grade: API key, pinned API version, webhooks, quota and error handling, or connecting an AI agent through MCP. SSO/SAML and the white-label SDK belong to the Enterprise tier and come with guided onboarding.
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Alternatives
Tools that compete with or complement Moda.
Frequently asked questions
What exactly is an AI credit, and how fast do credits burn?
What happens when I run out of credits?
Do unused credits roll over to the next month?
What is the difference between the Lite, Standard and Pro design models?
Is there an API, and is it available on the free plan?
In which formats can I export my designs?
Who owns the designs Moda generates?
Is my content used to train AI models?
Is there a mobile app, and is there a minimum age?
Can I get a Data Processing Agreement?
Should you pick Moda?
Moda picks a narrow, verifiable fight and wins it: where most AI design generators hand back a flat picture, Moda hands back a layered vector canvas where every element can still be changed. Combined with brand kits that enforce colours, fonts and logos at generation time, that makes it a credible answer for the teams it courts most openly — go-to-market functions, chiefs of staff, founders and operations people who need presentable assets without a designer in the loop. The named, quantified case studies from Mintlify, Coverbase and FERMÀT are more convincing than the usual logo wall, and the free plan is unusually generous for a tool of this kind, since it includes real-time collaboration and API access rather than a crippled preview.
The reservations are mostly about maturity and disclosure rather than the product. There is no mobile app, no interface language other than English is advertised, and the company keeps a very low profile on its own site: no about page, no contact page, a single support address obfuscated behind Cloudflare, and a privacy policy so short that the substance of the data commitments has to be read in the terms of service. The training opt-out promised in those terms is not actually described where they point. No SOC 2 or ISO 27001 certification is claimed for Moda itself, and no subprocessor list is published, which matters for regulated buyers. Add the usual startup contractual posture — mandatory individual arbitration, class action waiver, liability capped at the greater of twelve months of fees or USD 100 — and the picture is that of a young, well-funded company whose product is ahead of its paperwork. For an internal design workflow the trade is easy; for a compliance-heavy deployment, ask for the DPA and the missing documentation first.
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