Wand is an AI drawing tool designed for artists and students who want to create and modify visuals on iOS devices. It supports drawing and editing in real time, and helps users bring sketches to finished artwork using AI-powered rendering. The tool emphasizes individual control over models and outputs, with a focus on private workspaces and personal style development.
Wand operates by offering a set of drawing and editing features that integrate tightly with iOS devices. It emphasizes having owner-controlled models and regional editing, enabling users to adjust specific areas and tailor results to their needs.
Wand provides a suite of capabilities for creating and refining art. Key features include a custom brush engine, a preloaded style library, multi-layer support, and the ability to export PNG images with transparency. It also supports private models, dataset storage for managing images, and native iOS performance, all intended to streamline creative production.
Wand runs on iOS with native support for iPhone and iPad, and emphasizes portability and privacy of work. The product describes its plans and integrations around iOS-native performance, a library of styles, and tools to manage projects and collaborate.
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