Your designer builds the template once. Your team types the text and publishes. The design cannot break: sizes, fonts, colors and spacing are locked by the template itself.
















Every image above was rendered by the engine on this page from the AURORA playground brand. Not mockups.
Someone opens Canva, nudges the logo, picks a close-enough blue, exports at the wrong size. The designer fixes it on Friday night.
The template is a contract: which text is editable, how far it may shrink, where the photo goes. The team fills it in. Chikaboom renders it. Nothing else can move.
Every post gets a content score, a brand-fit check against your kit, and the best publishing time from your own analytics. Here is the live score for a real caption:
“Your designer built this once. Your team just typed the headline. Nothing moved, nothing broke. That is the whole idea.”
Our one rule. The designer's box is the contract. Everything else follows from it.
Works with templates built in our editor or imported from Figma: name a layer #headline and it becomes the editable field, everything else stays static art.
Free playground included. No card to try. Built solo by a designer, in public.