Shyne is an AI design workspace for decks, social posts and video with brand kits and AI agents. Free plan; paid plans from $16/seat/mo billed annually.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Shyne is an AI design workspace for presentations, documents, social posts, images, video and simple sites. Everything is made on one infinite canvas where team members and AI agents work at the same time. It is aimed at brands, teams and individual creators who want one place to design and publish their content.
Shyne comes from the team behind NextDocs and is developed by Contentable Pty Ltd in Sydney, Australia. The About page says the live canvas, agent presence, brand kits, video timeline and in-browser MP4 rendering already work, and that the product is getting ready for launch.
Users open a canvas in the browser or the desktop app and add frames for decks, posts, video or sites. Pressing Cmd+K on any frame lets the AI agent design beside the cursor. Its edits land in the same history the user can undo, so the agent behaves like a collaborator rather than a tool that returns a finished file.
Users can bring their own Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini, or use the AI that Shyne provides. Files dropped onto the canvas become editable layers. Outside tools such as Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor can also drive Shyne through MCP, and finished work is exported or scheduled from the same surface.
Brand kits hold colors, fonts and logos so that everything the user or agent creates stays consistent. A content calendar schedules posts for Instagram, LinkedIn, X and the web, resized for each channel. Generative image and video tools work directly on the canvas, and a real timeline handles animation and MP4 export.
Shyne is multiplayer, with live cursors, presence and shared editing for people and agents. Frames can become interactive prototypes shared by link. Export covers PDF, PNG, JPG, HTML, PowerPoint, Google Slides and MP4. The desktop app opens each project in its own tab and renders exports on the user's machine.
Shyne is an AI design workspace where teams and AI agents make presentations, documents, social posts, images, video and simple sites on one shared canvas. It includes brand kits, a content calendar and a video timeline. It runs in the browser and as a desktop app.
Shyne has a free plan. Pro is $16 per seat per month and Ultra is $80 per seat per month, both billed annually. Enterprise pricing is available through sales.
Yes. The free plan includes the full canvas, Standard text models, GPT Image generation and 1,000 AI credits per seat each month. No credit card is required.
Shyne works with Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Cursor, Grok, Codex, OpenClaw and Hermes, mostly through MCP. It exports to PowerPoint and Google Slides and schedules posts for Instagram, LinkedIn and X.
Every plan can export PNG, JPG, PDF, HTML, PowerPoint and MP4. Short 360p video previews can render in the browser, while other MP4 exports use hosted rendering and credits.
Shyne says work is encrypted, never sold and never used to train its models. It also says it engages model providers on terms that forbid training on user content.
Shyne suits marketers, agencies, founders, creators, freelancers and product teams that produce decks, social content and video and want AI agents working on the same canvas.
Yes. Subscriptions can be upgraded, downgraded or canceled from billing settings. Changes take effect at the start of the next billing cycle.