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.

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Stripe Style

Style

A refined and professional fintech style featuring Stripe purple as the primary color, complemented by gradient grid backgrounds, elegant card shadows, and smooth animations, ideal for payment products and developer too…

StyleKit

Striped Pattern

Animation

A background striped pattern made with SVGs, fully customizable using Tailwind CSS.

Magic UI

Mecha

Style

Design style inspired by mecha anime like Gundam/EVA -- tech panels, warning signs, mechanical textures, military green and navy blue base with warning yellow and danger red, brimming with industrial power.

StyleKit

Stripe-inspired

Brand-inspired

An inspired interpretation of Stripi's design language — a financial-infrastructure brand built on a deep navy ink, an electric indigo primary, and a recurring atmospheric gradient mesh that occupies the upper third of…

Full style reference · 25k chars

sohne-var

Awesome DESIGN.md

Mistral-inspired

Brand-inspired

Mistral AI brands itself with a singular signature — atmospheric sunset gradients (mustard, orange, deep red) layered over photography of mountains, plus a horizontal "sunset stripe" bar that closes every page. The syst…

Full style reference · 35k chars

PP Editorial Old

Awesome DESIGN.md

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.