GridMe
Adobe verified

One bill.
The whole panel.

Installed straight from Creative Cloud, reviewed and listed by Adobe. Pro unlocks Construction, Clearspace, and Present. Beta testers: sign in, pick monthly, and apply your invite code at checkout.

Still have questions?

Get GridMe Pro

Go yearly and save two months. Same full panel either way.

$05 / Month/ Annual

You get:

  • All 7 Base grids (free forever, even without Pro)
  • Construct, Clearspace, and Present tabs
  • Color labels, variation sheets, and size guides
  • 7-day full trial the first time you open the panel
  • Priority support and every future update

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$05 per month · tax extra at checkout
Pick your path

Free to start, Pro when you need the full workflow

Base stays unlocked on every install. Pro opens construction, clearspace, and client deck tools when the job needs them.

Available now

Four tabs, one panel

Base is free forever on every install, no card and no subscription. First open also starts 7 days of full Pro, so you can run the whole panel on a real mark before you decide.

  1. Base gridsFree

    Seven foundation grids — square, isometric, golden ratio, hex, dot, radial, modular — clipped to the artboard with live preview.

  2. ConstructPro

    Anchors, handles, and clustered H/V/diagonal lines, plus least-squares circle fitting with radius labels.

  3. ClearspacePro

    Brand-book exclusion zones with markers and dimension labels. Multi-zone keeps prior zones as you add marks.

  4. PresentPro

    Client-ready sheets: HEX/RGB/CMYK swatch labels, color variation matrix, and a minimum size ladder.

  5. Locked-layer outputEvery tab

    Everything lands on a non-destructive locked layer, so your logo paths stay editable underneath.

Pro is $5 a month or $50 a year. One bill covers every tab above, on both Mac and Windows.

Coming soon

We are just getting started

Templates, presets, and new tools are in the works. Every one of them lands in Pro at no extra cost, so the plan you pick today keeps growing.

  1. Grid templates

    Ready-made construction sheets for common logo shapes, so you start from a layout instead of a blank artboard.

  2. Saved presets

    Store your spacing, origin, and canvas setup once and reuse it across every mark in the project.

  3. More identity tools

    New tabs beyond grids and guidelines, built on the same locked-layer workflow you already use.

  4. Lifetime license

    Pay once, keep Pro forever. Checkout is still in progress, so monthly and annual are the options today.

Dates are not locked in yet. Watch the changelog for what ships next.

From the field

Less grid grunt, more client work

Studios and freelancers on the designer beta. Quotes from real sessions, not a marketing deck.

  • Four of us in New York. Juniors kept deleting guides before export. Locked construction layers fixed that faster than another process doc the team ignored.

    Marcus Holt

    Principal · Brand Practice, New York

  • Friday was grid day for me. Anchors, fitted circles, and foundation grids land on locked layers while the mark stays editable. I log off before dinner now.

    Liam Brennan

    Identity designer · Freelance, Dublin

  • Legal wanted ghost copies on the working AI file, not a guessed margin in PDF. It matches how we write exclusion zones in the brand book. Fewer review loops.

    Rachel Torres

    Founder · Torres Identity, Austin

  • Holding company brief: three sub-brands, three exclusion zones. Multi-zone clearspace beat redrawing wrappers by hand. Nothing outlined, nothing flattened.

    Nadia Rousseau

    Design director · Atelier Nord, Paris

  • I dock it under Window Extensions like any native panel. Select the art, generate, keep talking on client Zoom. No script dialog sitting over the artwork.

    Carlos Mendes

    Illustrator specialist · Freelance, São Paulo

  • Round marks: I used to eyeball fitted circles. Three-point fit on a locked overlay is what I pin in crits. Looks like the tracing I did, without the tracing time.

    Sofia Lindstrom

    Senior designer · Lindstrom Identity, Stockholm

  • I still sketch on paper for mood boards. In Illustrator I dock GridMe, run clearspace the day we sign off, and hand legal a file that matches the PDF.

    Elena Marchetti

    Identity designer · Studio Marchetti, Milan

  • Clearspace and Present sit in the same panel as construction. We stopped billing a half day just to draw wrappers and min-size blocks nobody asked for.

    Tobias Keller

    Creative director · Keller Studio, Berlin

  • Hex badge Tuesday, baseline wordmark Thursday. I doubted seven grid types until both showed up the same week. One panel, same habit, no context switching.

    James Okonkwo

    Logo designer · Okonkwo Marks, London

  • The color matrix at 11pm was my punishment. Present drops a four-up sheet on a locked layer beside construction so I quit rebuilding swatches for every deck.

    Kenji Watanabe

    Brand design specialist · Freelance, Tokyo

  • Monthly for one pharma rebrand, annual after the second. One billable hour we used to spend placing guides covers the year. My studio lead approved it same day.

    Claire Beaumont

    Senior logo designer · Freelance, Sydney

  • Three retainers, three machines. Activate each seat once, then the panel runs offline on flights. That matters more than another tab I have to babysit in a browser.

    Tom Callahan

    Illustrator specialist · Contract identity, Chicago

FAQ

Before you install

Pricing, trials, locked layers, offline use, and what happens to your artwork when you generate.

Adobe verified

Yes. The trial starts automatically the first time you open the panel. When it ends, Base stays unlocked. Pro tabs show a lock until you subscribe or enter a license key.