On-brand slides, documents and visuals.
The full script, word for word — 185 words, about 1 minutes to read. Current as at July 2026. AI tools change quickly; if something looks different when you try it, check the product's own help pages.
Most of us know what we want something to look like — we just can't make it. Claude Design closes that gap: describe it, and get a finished visual back.
Design is its own workspace inside Claude. You describe what you need in plain language — a landing page, a pitch deck, a prototype — and it builds the real thing, then looks at its own work and fixes what's off.
Before you build anything, set up your design system — your colours, your fonts, your style, defined once. It's the difference between things that look like AI made them and things that look like *you* made them. Every asset from then on carries your brand automatically.
Refining works the way you'd hope: click the thing that's wrong and say so. Change this colour. Make that heading calmer. You're art-directing, not rebuilding — and the design stays yours the whole way.
Design makes designs — pages, decks, prototypes — not full software; that's Claude Code's job. Start with your design system, then build the one visual you've been putting off. It's closer than you think.