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FROM A ROUGH IDEA TO A REAL INTERFACE

Design tools for the things you want to make.

A sketch, a polished interface, and a production-ready asset are different outputs. This collection brings together tools across that process so you can choose an appropriate level of detail, rather than starting every idea in the most complicated editor.

20 curated projects · 2 in-depth guides

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20 projects
01
Haikeihaikei.app

Generate shapes with a little personality.

DesignCheck websiteCurated
02
tldrawtldraw.com

A small canvas for big ideas.

DesignCheck websiteCurated
03
Happy Hueshappyhues.co

Color inspiration with a little context.

DesignCheck websiteCurated
04
Shotsshots.so

Turn screenshots into polished presentations.

DesignCheck websiteCurated
05
Photopeaphotopea.com

A capable image editor in your browser.

DesignCheck websiteCurated
06
Squooshsquoosh.app

Smaller images, with a visual comparison.

DesignCheck websiteCurated
07
PatternPadpatternpad.com

Make playful patterns from simple shapes.

DesignCheck websiteCurated
08
SVGOMGjakearchibald.github.io

Clean up SVG files visually.

DesignCheck websiteCurated
09
Penpotpenpot.app

An open-source workspace for product design.

DesignFreemiumCurated
10
unDrawundraw.co

Illustrations ready for your next project.

DesignFreeCurated
11
Figmafigma.com

Design digital products together.

DesignCheck websiteCurated
12
Coolorscoolors.co

Find a color palette that clicks.

DesignFreemiumCurated
13
Color Huntcolorhunt.co

A fresh collection of color combinations.

DesignCheck websiteCurated
15
Mobbinmobbin.com

Study how digital products are designed.

DesignCheck websiteCurated
16
Fontsharefontshare.com

Find a typeface for your next idea.

DesignCheck websiteCurated
17
Lucidelucide.dev

A consistent set of open-source icons.

DesignCheck websiteCurated
18
Excalidrawexcalidraw.com

Sketch ideas with a hand-drawn feel.

DesignFreemiumCurated
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Canvacanva.com

Bring everyday visual ideas to life.

DesignCheck websiteCurated
BEFORE YOU PICK

A few useful questions

What is the difference between a whiteboard and a UI design tool?

A whiteboard helps explain and explore ideas quickly. A UI design tool adds structured layouts, reusable components, and prototypes for developing an interface in more detail.

Are the fonts, icons, and illustrations automatically cleared for commercial use?

No blanket license applies to this collection. Check the original creator’s license and any conditions on modification, attribution, or redistribution.

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