Element AI lets you generate fully native, editable components directly inside Vev — no embeds, no code, no leaving the editor. Describe what you need, drop in a reference image if you have one, and get a real Vev element you can style, animate, save to your library, and reuse across all your projects.

Add Element AI from the top toolbar in any project. A prompt field appears where you can describe the element you want — "an interactive timeline with five milestones", "a pricing calculator with a slider" — and attach a reference image alongside your prompt for extra visual context. In under a minute, a custom element lands on your canvas, ready to use.
Element AI remembers the conversation. Refine the result with follow-up prompts — "make the hover state softer", "add a fourth step", "add a subtle fade-in as each milestone enters view." — and each version is saved to history so you can jump back whenever you want.

Every Element AI created comes with a real property panel. Colors, text, spacing, behavior — the things you'd expect to control on any Vev element are exposed as proper controls, not buried in code. Designers build it; editors run with it.
Element AI fits the way Vev teams already work. A designer generates and polishes a component once. Save it to a library, and every collaborator in your workspace can drop it into their projects — no prompting, no AI knowledge required. One person's prompt becomes your whole team's new building block.
Open any project, click Element AI in the top toolbar, and describe what you want to build. For a full walkthrough — including prompt tips and how to use image context — read the Element AI help article.