PRO
$20
Product information, use cases, and access for Open Design.
$20
$100
us$20
免费
DevPrice organizes public information and does not sell Open Design subscriptions. Prices and availability are determined by Open Design.
OpenDesign is an open-source, local-first AI design workspace that connects coding agents a user already runs to a design workflow. It can produce runnable files for prototypes, landing pages, dashboards, slides, marketing images, design systems, and HTML video. The product is relevant to solo builders, designers, engineers, product managers, and marketers who need to explore visual work with an agent.
The workflow is desktop-based and works with local project files, Figma exports, and code repositories. An agent reads the available context, generates an artifact, and previews or edits it live in a sandbox after the user sets a visual direction. Users can start from a brief or template, then deliver the files to engineering or continue into a video workflow, making the tool useful where editable output and brand consistency matter.
Users can describe a goal in one line or start from a template or plugin, set a visual direction, and generate real runnable files. This helps move an early concept toward a reviewable design artifact.
OpenDesign connects coding agents already available on the user’s machine to the design workflow for generation and editing. It fits users who already work with coding agents and want to extend them into design tasks.
After a visual direction is set, choices such as palette, typography, and spacing can carry through generation and become part of a design system and preferences. This suits projects that need consistent brand and interface decisions.
After the agent produces files, OpenDesign previews them in a sandbox and supports live editing for iterative review. This is useful when users need to inspect and refine web, slide, or other design artifacts quickly.
The workspace covers prototypes, landing pages, dashboards, slides, marketing images, design systems, and HTML video. It suits teams that want to reuse one visual direction across product design and marketing content.
Generated runnable files can be handed to engineering for further building or extended into a video workflow. This fits users who need to turn design exploration into development input or marketing material.