Magic Patterns, the AI design tool that helps teams go from idea to production, announced a $6 million Series A funding round alongside the launch of Magic Patterns 2.0. The round was led by Standard Capital with participation from Y Combinator, Essence VC, Pioneer Fund, Twenty Two Ventures, and several angel investors.
Founded in 2023, Magic Patterns has quickly gained traction with over 1,500 product teams using its platform. The company grew profitably to $1 million in annual recurring revenue with zero full-time employees before this funding round. Its AI-native, code-first design platform is used by startups and enterprise customers such as Origami Risk, Lendi Group, and Ovative Group.
Magic Patterns 2.0 introduces a major step forward in integrating existing design systems directly into the AI workflow. Teams can import components from Figma, Storybook, or any website using the Magic Patterns Chrome Extension. Once imported, these elements can be referenced in prompts using component names like @LibraryName/Button, allowing the AI to generate designs using the team’s real brand styles and UI components.
Announcing Magic Patterns 2.0 and our $6M Series A led by @Standard_Cap
— Alex Danilowicz (@alexdanilowicz) November 11, 2025
Since our first launch in 2023, we’ve grown profitably, hit $1M ARR with no employees, and quietly built an AI design tool loved by PMs, designers, and website builders.
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Another key addition is the ability to set presets that define a company’s brand colors, typography, and layout rules. When connected to component libraries, the AI automatically applies these styles in new designs, ensuring consistent brand identity across every iteration.
Magic Patterns’ AI-first editor is built for both creativity and precision. The Select Mode allows users to click directly on elements within the design and ask the AI to modify them. Built-in version control lets teams revert to earlier stages instantly. A real-time collaborative canvas enables product managers, designers, and developers to work together seamlessly, gathering feedback and iterating faster.
CEO and co-founder Alex Danilowicz said the funding will accelerate product development and expand enterprise support. “We’ve grown profitably and reached strong product-market fit. This round allows us to move even faster and continue building the best AI design tool the world has ever seen.”
The company is also expanding its team with new roles for product engineers, enterprise account executives, and growth marketers.
