Prompt & style library
286 hand-picked app briefs, design styles, themes, palettes, fonts and animation patterns — each a detailed prompt you can paste into any AI assistant. Free, no account needed to browse.
Warm Organic
StyleA warm, naturalist portfolio style for architects, interior designers, product designers, ceramic artists, and landscape architects. Think warm-toned minimalism: terracotta and clay colors, natural textures, soft shadow…
Full style reference · 6k charsStyleKit
Dark Gallery
StyleA dark photography gallery portfolio: near-black canvases let full-bleed images command absolute attention; warm amber accents highlight metadata and captions while ultra-light typography retreats into the background. F…
Full style reference · 6k charsStyleKit
Parallax Editorial
StyleEditorial layout with physical depth. On warm paper, foreground text and background layers scroll at different rates to build real parallax; sticky image-text interlock, chapter numbers and drop caps turn long-form into…
Full style reference · 7k charsStyleKit
Scrollytelling
StyleScrolling is the narrative timeline. A sticky canvas pins to the viewport while text steps scroll past it, each step triggering a state change — numbers count, shapes morph, layers light up. Information reveals frame by…
Full style reference · 7k charsStyleKit
Shader Gradient
StyleA premium SaaS aesthetic built on a real-time WebGL fragment-shader mesh gradient. A slowly breathing iridescent field flows across a near-black canvas while frosted-glass panels float above it, paired with a clean mode…
Full style reference · 9k charsStyleKit
Sources: StyleKit (MIT) · Awesome DESIGN.md (MIT) · UI/UX Pro Max (MIT) · tweakcn (Apache-2.0) · taste-skill (MIT) · Hallmark (MIT) · prompts.chat (CC0-1.0) · Anthropic skills (Apache-2.0) · awesome-cursorrules (CC0-1.0) · VoltAgent subagents (MIT) · wshobson agents (MIT) · Interface Design skill (MIT) · design.md (Google Labs) (Apache-2.0) · Magic UI (MIT) · Motion-Primitives (MIT) · Awesome DESIGN.md — e-commerce (MIT). Brand-inspired entries describe a look only — no names, logos or trademarks belong in your app.