For Creators,
By Creators

It’s 2024. At magier, we’re working with startups and scale-ups all over the world, helping them shape brands, redesign websites, and bring new ideas to life through design.

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Over time we began using AI more and more in our creative process - sometimes out of curiosity, sometimes out of necessity, and sometimes just because it opened new doors. And the deeper we went, the more we realised two things at once: how little any of us truly knew about what was possible, and how big the opportunity really was.
AI is changing creative work in a fundamental way. It lowers barriers. It opens space. It allows more people to create visuals who never would have had access before - not just designers or artists, but founders, marketers, storytellers, students, and anyone simply driven by curiosity. For us, that felt exciting. And important. Creativity shouldn’t be reserved for a small group. AI makes it more accessible than ever, and we want to play a part in that shift.

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But here’s the thing. The world of AI can feel overwhelming. Endless tools. Endless noise. Endless hype. Again and again we heard the same sentence from creatives, founders, and friends: “I want to use AI for my creative work - but I don’t know where to start.” And honestly, we felt that too. There were tutorials scattered everywhere, tool directories that felt generic, and lots of theory - but not one place where creatives could both discover the right tools and actually learn how to use AI for visual creation in a meaningful way.
So we decided to create aicreator - building it into the go-to hub for everything related to creating visuals with AI - ideas, thinking, tools, resources, and inspiration. Alongside the platform, we also share what we learn across LinkedIn, Instagram, YouTube, and other channels - so the journey, the experiments, and the lessons stay open, accessible, and part of the wider creative conversation.

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We’re still learning every day. But instead of keeping that learning to ourselves, we chose to build it in public — and share it with anyone who’s curious enough to explore alongside us.

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