Your AI design, in InDesign.
Actually editable.
Drop in an AI-generated layout. Get back a native .idml with the right fonts, real paragraph styles, and charts you can still edit. Not a flattened PDF. A file you keep working in.
Built by a designer who got tired of rebuilding layouts by hand.


Drop a design. Get the .idml.
A self-contained .html design bundle in, a native InDesign file out. Usually under thirty seconds. The first two pages are free — drop a file and open them in InDesign. One $49 license unlocks the full document.
No design handy? Download the two-page stress test — a file built to be broken. Drop it back here and it converts free, in full.
Did a file convert badly — just now or last week? Send it to us and we'll fix what broke.
Send us the file and we'll fix what broke. It goes straight to a human, nowhere else.
The .html design file you converted, by email, to the person who builds this.
AI builds gorgeous layouts now. Getting one into InDesign still means rebuilding it by hand.
Box by box. Font by font. Hours per deliverable, and you pay it every single time. That tax is one of the dumbest costs in design. This kills it.
Drop your file
The AI-generated design bundle you already made.
It converts
Native InDesign markup. Fonts bound, styles named, charts redrawn as real vectors.
Open and keep designing
A clean .idml. Everything editable. No rebuild.
An .idml, not a PDF with movable boxes.
.idml file you keep working in.One license. No subscription.
One number, once — and it's less than an hour of rebuilding by hand.
Your license key arrives by email right after checkout — paste it once and convert from any browser. Payments handled by Creem.io as merchant of record. Refund policy.
Questions designers actually ask.
What do I upload?
.html file — the kind AI tools hand you when they design a report, deck, or one-pager. If it opens in your browser and looks like your design, it's ready to convert.What do I get back?
.idml that opens straight in Adobe InDesign: real text frames, named paragraph and character styles, charts and tables as editable objects, images placed and linked. If your design has images, it arrives as a zip — keep the Links folder next to the .idml. The file also opens in Affinity Publisher.