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One piece, remade into every format you need next

Remake as takes one thing you've already written and turns it into up to twelve other formats — a carousel, an email, a deck, and more — each built from what the piece already says. Any format it can't actually make, it names rather than dropping silently, and each finished remake says how much of the original it kept.

  • Up to 12 formats from one source
  • Built from what it already says
  • Names any format it can't produce
One source piece and three of its remakes — a carousel, an email and a deck — each shaped for its own format.

What you give it

The piece to remake
Something with words in it — the source item every remake is built from.
What to remake it as
Pick up to 12 target formats — a carousel, an email, a deck, and more.

What it does

  1. Show what it can become
  2. Remake it in each format you pick
  3. Say what each one kept and what did not fit

What you get

A remake per format

Who it's for

One report that needs to become a dozen different things

A webinar recap, a report, a one-pager — pick the formats it needs to become next and Remake as builds each one from what the piece already argues, instead of you rewriting it a dozen times.

Teams who already wrote the words and don't want to write them again

The argument is already made somewhere. Point Remake as at that piece and get it working as an email, a carousel or a deck without starting the wording over.

Launch days when one message needs to show up everywhere at once

Queue every format the launch needs in one pass, built from the same source, instead of briefing each format separately.

One recap, five formats, one queue

Someone pointed it at a webinar recap already sitting in their gallery and picked five target formats: a LinkedIn carousel, an email, a one-pager, an Instagram post and a deck. It named which of the five it could actually make, kept all five, and queued a remake of each — the same argument built five different ways, from what the recap already said, instead of five separate briefs written from scratch. Five finished pieces landed in the gallery, one per format, each saying how much of the recap it kept and what didn't fit that format.

Questions worth asking

Will it just resize the same layout into 12 formats?

No — Remake as changes the format, not the look. Each target is built from what the source piece says and shaped for what that format actually needs. If you want the same words in a different look, same format, that's Rebrand it, not this.

What happens if I pick a format the piece can't support?

It checks what's actually possible before it starts and names any format it can't make, rather than dropping it without a word or forcing a bad remake through. Each finished remake also says how much of the original it kept and what didn't fit.

Can I steer what carries over, like the call to action?

Yes — pass a brief with the remake and it's used across every format, so you can tell it to lead with a different part of the piece or land on one call to action instead of a dozen different ones.

This is just a small piece of what DesignTech AI can do. Check out the full benefits below.

A brand kit built from your own website

Every app draws from the same governed brand kit, read once from what you already publish.

Every format from one source

Point an app at a page, a deck or a report and get the format it needs, not a copy-paste job.

Credits that work across every app

One balance, spent wherever you run it — no per-app plan to pick or upgrade.

Approval before anything is made

Every run stops for your sign-off on the plan before it spends a credit making the work.

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