# Canvases

A canvas holds a project’s landing pages, app screens, decks and design system side by side. Review with your team, ask your AI for changes, and publish when it’s ready.

Source: https://publidock.com/product/canvas

## What it does

- Four kinds of output: Landing pages, app screens, slide decks and design systems, side by side in one project.
- Private until published: Work in a canvas stays private to the people you share it with until you publish it.
- Your design system, applied: Pick a system from your library and outputs follow its colours, type and components.
- AI on your own key: Ask for a change in plain words. Every change lists the files it touched and can be undone.
- Bring work from your tools: Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code and other connected tools can send screens straight to a canvas.
- Review together: Share a canvas to view, comment or edit, and keep comments on the screen they are about.
- Play, present, export: Click through a flow, present a deck, or export a PDF.
- Publish makes a site: Each output publishes as its own site, and the gallery shows which canvas it came from.

## Which plans have it

| Feature | Plans |
| --- | --- |
| Canvases, design systems, play mode and PDF export | Every plan |
| AI in the canvas, on your own model key | Team and up |

## Guides

- [Canvases: shape it with the team, then publish](https://publidock.com/blog/canvases/index.md)

## Do canvas outputs count as sites?

Yes. Each output is a site, so it counts against your plan’s sites like anything else you publish.

## Which AI models can a canvas use?

Your workspace’s own key for Anthropic, OpenAI, Google or any compatible endpoint. AI in the canvas is on Team and Business.

## Can I bring in work my AI tool already made?

Yes. Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code and other tools connected to Publidock can send screens straight to a canvas for review.