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Use Muse to edit a design

Open Muse, use quick actions, write a clear prompt, and review assistant changes in the editor.

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Written by David Peng

Use Muse when you want to describe a scoped design change in natural language.

Ask Muse for an edit

  1. Select the Visual or layer you want Muse to change.

  2. Open Muse Design Agent in the lower-right corner of the editor.

  3. Describe the outcome you want. Say what should change and what should stay the same.

  4. Review Muse's questions, plan, or result before continuing.

  5. Approve the change only when the target and scope are correct.

Muse Design Agent panel showing quick actions, common resize targets, and the message box.

Write a clear request

Include the target, intended result, and any constraint that matters.

  • Text: “Change the selected text to Summer Launch and keep it centered.”

  • Layout: “Make the headline stronger without moving the product image.”

  • Resize: “Create an Instagram Story version and keep the current copy.”

Review the result

Check that Muse changed the intended Visual or layer and preserved the constraints in your request.

If the result needs refinement, use undo or ask for one narrower follow-up change.

Troubleshooting

If Muse targets the wrong object, select the intended Visual or layer and repeat the request with its visible text or layer name.

If the request is too broad, split it into smaller edits and review each result before continuing.

Next guide

Continue with Export and download your work when the Visual is ready to share.

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