AI-Design Tool Magic Patterns Raises $6 Million in Series A

Magic Patterns, an AI-powered design tool, led by Alex Danilowicz and Teddy Ni, has raised $6 million in Series A led by Standard Capital, with participation from Y Combinator, Essence VC, Pioneer Fund, Twenty Two Ventures, and several angels.

Over 1,500 product teams now use Magic Patterns to bring features to life through its AI design tool, serving both fast-growing startups and AI-native enterprises.

Customers consistently highlight Magic Patterns’ speed and high-quality output, driven by its focus on prototyping and code-first, AI-native architecture. Since its 2023 launch, the platform has remained dedicated to generating frontend code.

Magic Patterns has unveiled a new brand identity alongside the release of Magic Patterns 2.0, introducing enhanced capabilities such as custom design system import, integration with existing product styles, component reuse within an AI-native editor, real-time team collaboration, and enterprise-grade scalability.

Magic Patterns now supports importing components from Figma and Storybook. Teams can use the Chrome Extension or Figma integration to bring in design systems and reference components, such as @LibraryName/Button, directly in prompts or presets for seamless automation.

Magic Patterns enables teams to design with their existing product styles through customizable presets that define brand colors, typography, and component libraries. When connected, the AI automatically applies those components during generation. The AI-first editor supports component reuse, with tools like Select Mode for targeted edits, version control for instant rollbacks, and commands for debugging or ideation. Collaborative workspaces allow real-time teamwork, shared libraries, and controlled access for feedback and co-creation. Designed for enterprises, the platform is SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 certified, supports SSO and SCIM, and serves customers such as Origami Risk, Lendi Group, and Ovative Group.