Start with the marketing result you need and choose how to create it. Full image keeps artwork and lettering together; Editable design provides separate text and visual layers. Both can be refined on Canvas.
After Google sign-in, Retake opens Home. Reopen recent work through Projects, use Result Skills when you know the finished deliverable, or choose a Layout when you want editable structure.
Complete the input contract
A Result Skill lists required facts, source images, target placements, and the designs it will produce. If an example image contains words, it is reference-only: upload a clean visual so your headline, body, and CTA remain native editable Text Layers.
Preview, then apply
Review the proposed result before adding it to Canvas. Full image keeps lettering and artwork together as one image; Editable design adds separate text and visual layers. Use text controls for native text, and a separately priced Focus Edit for words or objects inside an image. Applying a result can be undone.
Keep editing on Canvas
Select text, images, shapes, or groups directly. Move and resize layers, revise native text, or use Focus Edit for content inside an image. Add pages, save a Version, and export. Export warnings are advisory; missing image files must be restored before downloading.
No. Private creation and project opening require sign-in. Public Features, Use Cases, Prompts, Guides, and comparison pages remain readable without an account.
Do I need to start from a Prompt?
No. Prompts are optional inspiration. The primary product path starts with a brief, Result Skill, or Template and ends in an editable project.
Cookie choices
Your cookie choices
Necessary cookies and similar storage keep sign-in, security, and private workspace recovery working. Retake uses Google Analytics Consent Mode for basic website and product measurement; you can separately allow analytics storage and Google One Tap.
Choosing necessary only keeps analytics and advertising storage denied. Google Analytics can still receive cookieless measurement signals, but Retake does not send prompts, files, project identifiers, or card details.
