Generate a pitch deck for a funding round by describing your company and letting the AI pick visual styles and build slides.
Create website prototypes and mockups by typing design requirements and exporting as HTML or interactive previews.
Build mobile app mockups and marketing graphics using pre-built design systems without manual design work.
Export design outputs as PDF, PPTX, or video for presentations and stakeholder reviews.
Requires API keys for AI services (e.g., OpenAI) to generate designs; local setup is straightforward but functionality depends on external service credentials.
Open Design is an open-source tool that lets AI coding assistants, programs you run from a terminal that can write and edit code, act as a design engine. It works as an open alternative to a closed-source commercial offering, meaning anyone can self-host it or deploy it to the web without paying for a subscription or being locked to a specific AI provider. The core idea is that you bring your own AI agent: the tool automatically detects whichever supported coding-agent programs are already installed on your computer and routes design tasks through them. If you do not have any such program, you can connect directly to an AI API by supplying your own credentials. You type a design request, say, "make me a pitch deck for our seed round", and the tool presents an interactive form, has the agent pick a visual direction from curated options, and then builds a real project folder with templates and style libraries. The agent checks its own output against a five-point critique before delivering a final artifact that renders in a sandboxed preview window. You can then export the result as HTML, PDF, PPTX, or video. It comes with 72 pre-built design systems (collections of colors, fonts, and layout rules matching known product brands) and 31 reusable skill modules that handle specific output types like slides, web prototypes, mobile mockups, and images. The tech stack is TypeScript.
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