Claude Design brings prompt-to-prototype workflows into day-to-day team production Anthropic's April 17, 2026 Claude Design release introduces a conversational visual workspace for prototypes, decks, and one-pagers with brand-aware iteration and export support. Anthropic announced Claude Design on April 17, 2026. The product is powered by Claude Opus 4.7 and launched in research preview. Teams can move from rough concept to editable visual assets and presentation formats. Claude Design is notable because it targets the hardest part of creative work: iteration at speed without losing quality. Instead of only generating static outputs, it supports collaborative refinement with comments, edits, and controlled adjustments across a project. Anthropic also emphasizes practical export paths, including formats teams already use in sales, product, and marketing operations. That matters for adoption because tools win when they fit current workflows, not when they force teams to rebuild them. For broader audiences, this launch is a useful sign of where AI tools are heading. The focus is shifting from novelty generation to production-grade output that non-designers and specialists can both use and improve together. Source: Anthropic (https://www.anthropic.com/news/claude-design-anthropic-labs)