Nick Perry shares three AI design tools that replace hiring a designer. Chroma generates color palettes from your preferences, Design Inspiration shows real-world examples using those colors, and Cosmos organizes your saved assets by color and style so you can find related work instantly.
Steal these 3 sites I use for every design aesthetic because they do the work a designer would charge you for. Number 1 is Chroma. You pick 50 colors you like and its AI learns your taste, then builds infinite palettes from them. But colors on a screen mean nothing until you see them used, which is where site 2 comes in. Design Inspiration pulls real work that already uses your palette across packaging, fonts, and layout, so you see it in action before you start building. Now you've got inspiration scattered everywhere, which is why And Site 3 is Cosmos. It's an AI canvas that auto-tags everything you save by color and style, then finds related work for you. So instead of 40 bookmarks you never open, you get a library that works the way your brain does. Send this to a creative friend who's still starting from a blank page every time.
