Set up your brand once. Generate landing pages, schedules, decks, one-pagers, and social graphics through conversation. Your colors, fonts, and components come baked in, so everything you make already looks like you. Especially handy for studio owners, founders, and lean marketing teams.
An AI design tool that turns plain-English requests into polished, working visuals. Tell it what your studio needs and it builds it, already styled to your brand.
Describe what you want in everyday language. No design software to learn, no layers or artboards. You chat, the canvas updates.
Once your studio's look is set up, every new page pulls in your colors, fonts, and components automatically. No manual brand work each time.
Designs render as real HTML, not flat images. You get working buttons, hover states, and layouts that adapt to phones and desktops.
Adjust with follow-up messages, click directly on the canvas to leave a note, or ask for two or three alternatives to compare.
Most studio traffic is mobile. Ask for mobile-first layouts and your schedule pages and booking flows look right on a phone first.
Export as PDF, PowerPoint, or a standalone web page. Send it to Canva for social scheduling, or hand it to a developer to embed on your site.
The layout is simple. A chat window on the left, a live canvas on the right. You type a request, the result appears next to it.
Go to claude.ai/design and start a new project. It inherits your studio's design system right away, so there's no brand setup to repeat each time.
Attach a photo of your current flyer, a screenshot of a studio site you admire, or your class timetable. The more Claude sees, the closer the first pass lands.
Write a clear request covering your goal, the layout, the content, and who it's for. Claude builds a working design on the canvas.
Use chat for big changes like new sections or a different feel. Use inline comments (click an element on the canvas) for small, specific tweaks. Ask for a few alternatives when you want to compare directions.
Export as PDF, PowerPoint, or standalone web page. Send to Canva for social posts, share a link with your team, or hand off to a developer.
Set it up once and reuse it forever. Every project pulls from this system, so your studio's colors, fonts, and components are already in place.
You only do this once. After setup, everyone on your team creates projects that match your studio's look.
Open claude.ai/design. In the lower-left of the project picker, click the current organization name and choose your studio (or create one). That starts the onboarding flow.
During onboarding, hand over source material. The richer the input, the richer the system Claude extracts.
Claude builds a kit with your colors, type, components, and layouts. Check it by running a test project.
Toggle Published to ON in your organization settings. Now everyone on your team creates projects that use the studio system by default.
There are three ways to work. Knowing when to use each is what makes iteration fast.
| Mode | Best for | Example |
|---|---|---|
| 💬 Chat | Big structural changes, new sections, a different feel, alternatives, accessibility review | "Make the schedule page warmer and less corporate." · "Show me 3 layouts for the hero." · "Add a class-pricing section below." |
| 📌 Inline comment | Small, element-level tweaks. Click directly on the thing you want changed. | "Make this button bigger." · "Turn this into a dropdown." · "Use our primary blue here." |
| 📋 Versions | Trying a fresh direction without losing your current work | "Save what we have and try a completely different approach." |
Claude can check contrast, readability, and information order, which matters when your members range across ages and read on small phones in a dim studio. Try: "Review this schedule page for accessibility and contrast."
Studio shots, a competitor's class page, or visual inspiration. Best for "make it look like this" requests.
A well-designed flyer or PDF helps Claude pull colors, layout, and type choices for that project.
Link a studio or wellness site you like the feel of. Claude can study the aesthetic and apply your brand to it.
| Problem | Fix |
|---|---|
| Inline comment disappeared | Paste the feedback directly into chat |
| Save error in compact view | Switch to full view and retry the save |
| "Chat upstream error" | Start a new chat tab within the same project |
| Design doesn't match your brand | Upload more or different assets, then Remix to adjust |
The first generation is a starting point. A clear opening request gets you closer to your vision on the first try.
One design system, many output types. Everything comes out in your brand automatically.
New-class launches, series sign-ups, retreat and workshop registration, waitlist pages.
Weekly timetables, booking flows, instructor and class filters, capacity views.
Teacher-training decks, studio partner pitches, workshop curricula, staff onboarding.
Membership sheets, intro-offer flyers, corporate wellness proposals, instructor bios.
New-member onboarding, intake forms, first-class walkthroughs, feedback forms.
Class-announcement posts, retreat promo carousels, email headers, cover images.
Claude Design is fast for branded studio collateral: intro-offer landing pages, retreat registration pages, membership comparison sheets, teacher-training decks, new-member intake forms, and corporate wellness one-pagers. All of it comes out in your studio's look, ready to share or schedule.
When a design is ready, hit Export in the upper-right of your project. Each format suits a different next step.
Everything bundled: HTML, design tokens, and assets. Good for archiving or custom integration.
Best for static sheets, flyers, and proposals. Viewable anywhere and print-ready.
Send decks to PowerPoint or Google Slides so your team can edit slides individually.
Push a design into Canva for social scheduling or for team members who don't code.
A self-contained web file. Embed it on your studio site or share it as a hosted page.
Package the HTML, tokens, and structure to pass to Claude Code or your web person to build for real.
| If you need to… | Use this |
|---|---|
| Hand a printed flyer to members at the front desk | |
| Present to a studio partner or landlord | PDF or PPTX |
| Get feedback from a co-owner or instructor | Shareable link (Comment access) |
| Post a class announcement on social | Send to Canva, then schedule |
| Put a sign-up page on your website | Standalone HTML |
| Have a developer build it for real | Handoff to Claude Code |
| Let a teammate edit and polish further | Send to Canva or share with Edit access |
They see the design and can't change anything.
They leave inline notes. Good for a co-owner or instructor review.
Full collaboration. They can chat and make changes too.
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