It seems like artificial intelligence is at the core of almost every conversation in design, media, and marketing. That is obvious with the release of new design tools as well. There are AI-influenced elements everywhere. So in this list, you too, will find a lot of AI with the hope of it improving your design workflows.
Here’s what’s new for designers.
Framer, the website design platform trusted by brands like Perplexity, Miro, and Zapier, just launched a suite of AI-powered features that aim to democratize high-quality web design and speed up workflows for teams and solo creators. The new features allow users to prompt their way through the design process, comes with an AI coding assistant, simplified design tools to jumpstart inspiration, and it is available to use now without going on a waitlist. While you can use this tool for free, premium plans do include more features and customization.
RADiCAL is a real-time, browser-based platform for AI-powered motion capture and 3D visualization. Capture motion with a phone, animate 3D characters instantly, and collaborate in the cloud. What’s great about this tool is it makes three-dimensional animation a little easier to understand for those that aren’t as versed in the art. That could be a huge boost for your web projects.
Anyone who has ever spent hours renaming images for website upload and accessibility will love ImageMate. It uses AI to automatically rename, tag and describe images. Organize thousands of photos in seconds with customizable instructions and instant metadata with CSV export. It is simple, fast, and safe.
If code terrifies you somewhat, We0 is the tool for you. The code generation code can convert screen shots to code, URLs to code by cloning any website, and Figma to code. Create AI-powered applications including Vue, React, Next.js, Python, Java, and WeChat Mini Programs.
Every web designer needs a go-to mood board tool. Whether you are creating a board for yourself or need a place to collaborate with clients for inspiration, this tool is simple and clutter-free for quick work. Just drag and drop images to create your mood board. No login is required.
EchoPod helps you turn written content into a podcast in just a few steps. Start by sending your written content to EchoPod, then the AI creates a script, pick a narrator, and you are ready to stream! The tool is complete with automated workflows to help you create pod content on your terms.
VibeNecto is an AI image generation tool for marketing visuals with a “vibe.” It can be great for those with small image libraries or who need a specific image to finish a project. Note: There is a waitlist for this tool right now.
Most projects need some sort of manual or guidebook for use, but creating them can be a drag. Chyrid, which is in beta, helps you create, edit and share manuals in just a few minutes. (This could be great for your next style manual!)
If you love to travel, Mapondo’s AI can make your visits more enjoyable. The tool provides AI-generated audio guides, customized recommendations, and insider tips in a single location. The app is available for all devices and is a nice diversion from work, plus a smidge of design inspiration for your projects.
PixelGlow is an AI-based phone app that lets you cut objects from images, combine them into new backgrounds, and use AI to blend everything so it looks natural. This tool can also be used to blend images, generate new images, paint and edit photos with prompts, auto-edit images, “uncrop” images, and enhance image quality. It works on iPhone and iPad devices.
A little different from many of the AI tools in this list is a fun new tool for VR. Sketchar for Meta Quest allows you to draw in an extended reality environment. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned artist, the innovative tools help you turn any space into a personal art studio. You can draw in the real world, and transfer it to AR, upload images, participate in guided drawing lessons, and practice creativity in your own way.
Black Screen Video Camera is another iOS app that might appeal to your creepy side. It is a privacy-focused iOS app that lets you record video while your screen appears off. Recording discreetly or with fewer distractions can be useful — whether you’re capturing something sensitive or trying to avoid screen glow in dark environments.
Asphalt Gronjal Font is a fun typeface with geometric shapes for interesting display usage. Use the fills to create a lot of impact with a few words.
Lalesa Peach Font is tall and thin with a trendy, feminine vibe. It’s in the farmhouse style that’s popular with parties and weddings and might be great for invitations or other social event designs.
Zoqula Font has a modern and futuristic feel that you can almost imagine on a movie poster for a space-themed film. The shapes are round and easy to read even with some glyphs that give this typeface a little something extra.
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