Weavy raises $4M in Seed funding to help designers work across AI tools
The Israeli startup aims to unify editing, generation, and collaboration in a single platform.
Weavy, a new AI-powered platform for image and video editing, has launched publicly following a $4 million Seed round led by Entrée Capital. The Israeli startup is positioning itself as a workflow solution for professional creative teams grappling with the growing complexity of generative AI tools.
Already in use by enterprise clients such as NVIDIA, Wix, Taboola, and eToro, Weavy offers a browser-based workspace that integrates traditional editing tools with a wide range of AI models, including those from OpenAI, Runway, Kling, and others. The platform is now expanding beyond its enterprise base to offer self-service access for individuals and smaller teams.
According to co-founder and CEO Lior Albeck, Weavy was developed in response to what many professionals experience as a growing disconnect between the creative potential of generative AI and the tools available to harness it effectively. “Generative AI has dramatically changed the design landscape, but professional creatives face significant gaps between AI's promise and practical application," said Albeck. “Weavy bridges this gap by giving designers unprecedented control over AI, while making collaboration and scaling possible in ways that weren't before. We are creating the first Artistic Intelligence platform.”
Rather than relying solely on prompts, Weavy enables professionals to build visual workflows using techniques like layering, compositing, and masking, features traditionally found in high-end creative software. These workflows can then be reused across teams to help enforce brand consistency and improve collaboration, two areas where current AI tools often fall short.
The company’s founding team includes veterans from Fiverr, creative production studio Gravity, and machine learning startups. The Seed round also included backing from Designer Fund, Founder Collective, and Fiverr founder Micha Kaufman.
