Anthropic has rolled out Claude Design, a fresh tool that empowers users to collaborate with its AI assistant in crafting visual content such as prototypes, slides, wireframes, and marketing materials, as per an official announcement from the company.
This tool harnesses the capabilities of Claude Opus 4.7, which Anthropic touts as its most advanced vision model, and is currently on offer in a research preview for subscribers of Claude Pro, Max, Team, and Enterprise packages.
Claude Design, as highlighted by Anthropic, allows users to articulate their requirements and receive an initial version that can be further refined through conversation, inline comments, direct edits, or personalized adjustment sliders generated by Claude. Upon onboarding, teams have the option to upload their design system, enabling the tool to automatically apply the organization’s color scheme, typography, and components to all projects.
Users can import content from text prompts, uploaded images and documents including DOCX, PPTX, and XLSX files, or directly from a codebase. Additionally, a web capture function facilitates the extraction of elements from existing websites, enhancing prototypes to mirror the actual product.
Anthropic has highlighted various applications of Claude Design, such as transforming static mockups into interactive prototypes, creating product wireframes for feature flows, exploring diverse design directions, exporting pitch decks as PPTX or to Canva, and producing marketing materials like landing pages and social media assets. The company also underscored the tool’s support for code-driven prototypes featuring voice, video, shaders, and 3D elements.
Designs can be shared internally via URL, with settings for view-only or edit access. Export options include Canva, PDF, PPTX, or standalone HTML files. Furthermore, a handoff bundle feature packages completed designs for use with Claude Code.
For Enterprise clients, Claude Design is initially deactivated and must be enabled by organization administrators in the settings. Usage is covered within existing subscription plans and contributes toward standard limits, with the possibility to extend usage beyond those limits by enabling additional features.
