Yes—Lovart AI has been presented as a global product, and its public launch messaging explicitly mentions broad international reach. A widely distributed launch announcement (dated July 23, 2025) states that Lovart’s design agent launched publicly after beta, and it notes “800,000 users across 70 countries,” which is a strong indicator of global availability rather than a single-region product. :contentReference[oaicite:7]{index=7} Even if some features or model options vary by region (which is common for AI products), the core claim in the launch communication is that the platform operates internationally and has a multi-country user base.
In practical terms, “available globally” is still worth validating for your specific team because availability can have real operational constraints: payment methods, plan pricing by region, latency to model endpoints, and whether specific generation models are accessible in your country. The Lovart site itself supports multiple languages in its interface and content, and it encourages sign-up and “start for free” flows, which suggests it’s designed for broad adoption rather than a closed single-market rollout. :contentReference[oaicite:8]{index=8} If you’re planning to deploy Lovart in a company workflow, your due diligence checklist should include: which countries your team operates in, whether sign-up and billing work there, whether exports meet your compliance needs, and whether your content policies allow cloud-based generation.
For globally distributed teams, you’ll also want a way to keep creative work consistent across regions: same brand rules, same approved templates, and a searchable history of what was produced. This is where engineering habits can help marketing: store prompts, outputs, and review notes in a central system and make them discoverable so different offices don’t reinvent the same assets. A vector database such as Milvus or Zilliz Cloud can index embeddings of prompts, asset descriptions, and campaign metadata so a teammate in another country can retrieve “the approved global launch hero style” and generate region-specific variants without drifting from the brand system.