Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
How to use Claude Design. Claude Design lets you create slide decks, documents, social graphics, and even clickable website mockups that all match your brand. In this video, I will walk you through it from your very first prompt to a finished, on-brand presentation, even if you have never touched a design tool before.
Claude Design is built right into Claude, and after some big recent upgrades it has way more templates and much more efficient usage, which makes it genuinely useful for beginners. We start with a plain prompt and a simple flyer, then look at the questions Claude asks before it builds anything, because that step is the difference between a generic result and a good one. From there we build a real design system using a logo and a couple of images, so every design that follows comes out on brand automatically. We use it to make a clickable website mockup, a full pitch deck from a markdown file of talking points, and an invoice, and I show you all four ways to edit your work. At the end we cover exporting to PowerPoint, PDF, Canva, and standalone HTML, plus how to hand a mockup over to Claude Code when you want to build the real thing.
Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:30 Where to find Claude Design and who has access
0:52 How usage and credits work now
1:20 Your first design from a plain prompt
2:10 The questions Claude asks before it builds
3:28 What the first result gets right and wrong
4:05 Refining a design just by talking
4:41 A tour of the templates
5:34 Building your own design system
7:23 What Claude creates from your brand assets
8:54 Making a clickable website mockup
11:46 Editing tools: direct edit, comments, and tweaks
13:17 Building a slide deck from your talking points
15:03 Invoices, documents, and other on-brand formats
15:33 Exporting to PowerPoint, PDF, Canva, and HTML
16:14 Handing your mockup to Claude Code
Claude Design: claude.ai/design
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How to use Claude Design. Claude Design lets you create slide decks, documents, social graphics, and even clickable website mockups that all match your brand. In this video, I will walk you through it from your very first prompt to a finished, on-brand presentation, even if you have never touched a design tool before.
Claude Design is built right into Claude, and after some big recent upgrades it has way more templates and much more efficient usage, which makes it genuinely useful for beginners. We start with a plain prompt and a simple flyer, then look at the questions Claude asks before it builds anything, because that step is the difference between a generic result and a good one. From there we build a real design system using a logo and a couple of images, so every design that follows comes out on brand automatically. We use it to make a clickable website mockup, a full pitch deck from a markdown file of talking points, and an invoice, and I show you all four ways to edit your work. At the end we cover exporting to PowerPoint, PDF, Canva, and standalone HTML, plus how to hand a mockup over to Claude Code when you want to build the real thing.
Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:30 Where to find Claude Design and who has access
0:52 How usage and credits work now
1:20 Your first design from a plain prompt
2:10 The questions Claude asks before it builds
3:28 What the first result gets right and wrong
4:05 Refining a design just by talking
4:41 A tour of the templates
5:34 Building your own design system
7:23 What Claude creates from your brand assets
8:54 Making a clickable website mockup
11:46 Editing tools: direct edit, comments, and tweaks
13:17 Building a slide deck from your talking points
15:03 Invoices, documents, and other on-brand formats
15:33 Exporting to PowerPoint, PDF, Canva, and HTML
16:14 Handing your mockup to Claude Code
Claude Design: claude.ai/design
Subscribe: youtube.com/@TeachersTech?sub_confirmation=1
Website: https://www.teachers.tech
Instagram: instagram.com/teacherstechlab
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/teacherstech
