BROOKLYN, N.Y.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jan 27, 2026--
FLORA, the creative technology company pioneering a new category for generative workflows, announced today it has raised $42M in a Series A funding round to build the creative environment for a generative era, bringing total funding up to $52M. This round of funding was led by Alex Bard and Jordan Segall at Redpoint Ventures, with participation from CEOs of Vercel, Frame.io and the three co-founders of Fal, Gorkem Yurtseven, Burkay Gur and Batuhan Taskaya. Existing investors include former GP of Index, Mike Volpi at Hanabi, Menlo Ventures, a16z Games, Long Journey Ventures, Twitch founder Justin Kan, Cyan Banister, Factorial’s Matt Hartman and MSCHF founder Gabe Whaley.
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FLORA launched in February 2025 and unifies the top AI text, image and video models into one powerful environment, allowing creative teams to build reusable systems that drive the entire process. Creative work and concepting cycles that once required weeks of manual iteration is now compressed into days, without compromising quality or control. Teams can now build libraries of reusable systems that generate on-brand variations in minutes, and allow creative output to compound, not reset.
Weber Wong, Founder and CEO of FLORA, says, “Our thesis is simple - preserve creative intent while accelerating workflows. Creative professionals don’t want toys, they want power tools. I started building FLORA for my own art practice, a system that gave me speed without sacrificing control - something made by creatives, for creatives. We believe the future belongs to world class AI-literate teams and FLORA makes that possible."
FLORA’s user base includes creatives at global teams like Pentagram, Lionsgate, MSCHF, Red Antler, AKQA, Levi’s and more, spanning fashion and beauty, brand, marketing, design and film/VFX. By enabling teams to leverage reusable workflows, FLORA accelerates production - brand sprints that took months have shrunk to weeks and briefs convert to production-ready campaigns in just a few days.
"FLORA represents a meaningful shift in how creative work gets done. Weber and the team uniquely blend rigorous engineering and business thinking with real creative taste, and that combination shows up clearly in the product,” said Alex Bard, Managing Director at Redpoint Ventures. “By enabling creatives to encode creative judgment and taste directly into workflows, FLORA is building a unified environment that improves with use and compounds quality over time. We believe this is an architectural change in creative tooling, not an incremental one, and we’re excited to partner with Weber and the FLORA team as they define the creative operating system for the generative era.”
This influx of capital will allow FLORA to continue building up its sales team, as well as engineering team to expand its environment with professional-grade editing, an intelligent workflow assistant and codified creative processes, accelerating toward the creative system for generative computing.
About FLORA
FLORA is a creative environment for generative workflows used by the world’s top creative teams. By unifying models, assets, workflows, and professional editing tools into a single environment, FLORA enables creative teams to move faster than ever, preserve creative intent, and build reusable creative systems. Founded in Brooklyn, New York, FLORA is backed by Redpoint Ventures, Menlo Ventures, Hanabi, a16z Games, and leading operators across technology and design. Learn more atFLORA.ai
FLORA brings the top generative models across video, image and text into one intuitive environment. Teams can connect models, explore their creative process faster than ever, and codify it into repeatable systems that scale. It’s intuitive enough for anyone to use, with professional-grade control when it matters most.
