Make anything.
Designed.
Posts, posters, resumes, decks, sites. Describe it. Designed.
Posts, posters, invites. One canvas. Designed.
How it works
Other tools give you a blank canvas. Ferns gives you finished work.
01
Type the brief
Plain English. Notes are fine. No templates.
02
Ferns designs it
One typeface. One palette. Müller-Brockmann discipline.
03
Refine by pointing
Click to edit. Pin to refine. Stays on-brand.
Not another design tool
Canva competes on features. Ferns competes on taste.
Menu, hours, reservation form, gallery. Done.
Taste, built in
One typeface. One palette. Trained on Müller-Brockmann, Vignelli, the Basel School.
Described, not dragged
No layer panels. No tutorials. Describe it in plain English.
Edited by pointing
Click to type. Pin to refine. Stays on-brand.
Designed in under a minute.
Every site below, from one sentence. Decks and graphics follow the same path.
Pocketbook
“A fintech startup called Pocketbook. Collect waitlist signups, explain the value prop, and build hype before launch.”
Sarah Chen
“A minimal portfolio site for a freelance brand designer based in New York. Showcase recent work, client list, and a contact form.”
Acme Webinar
“A webinar registration page for Acme. Professional, clean, with signup form and speaker details.”
L'Atelier
“A modern French restaurant in Paris called L'Atelier. Exact technique, pure flavor, uncompromising vision.”
One designer. Every artifact.
Pitch your seed round
Eight slides. Real typography. No template smell.
Ship the landing page first
Validate the idea. Collect signups. Before you write a line of code.
Send the wedding invites
Editorial restraint. Real spacing.
Make the resume that gets read
Mono labels. Honest hierarchy. One page.
Ship the social drop
Posts, stories, OG cards. Same typeface. Same palette.
Put your business online
Restaurants, salons, clinics. Written and designed.