The sites I keep open when I'm designing and editing with AI. Bookmark the ones you'll use.
Six sites, what each one does, and how I use it with AI.
01
Prompt Motion
A gallery of motion videos made with Claude, with the exact prompt or skill behind every one. Find a style you love, copy the prompt, and make your own version.
02
Kitbitz
Over 2,000 free hand-drawn illustrations you can grab as SVG or PNG, or pull straight into Figma with their kits and plugin. They're CC0, so you can use them in client and commercial work with no credit needed.
03
MotionSites
Polished landing pages and 3D websites with prompts made for AI tools like Claude, Lovable, Bolt and Cursor. It's free to browse, and the prompts are paid, starting at $49.
04
Eyecandy
A library of visual techniques like dolly zooms, datamosh and match cuts, each shown with real clips. Find a shot you love, learn its name, then use that name in your AI video prompts.
05
Public Domain Image Archive
A hand-picked archive of old art, prints and illustrations from The Public Domain Review, each labelled with its reuse rights. Hit shuffle for instant style references for your AI images, or textures for your designs.
06
React Bits
Free animated text, backgrounds and buttons you can drop into any website. Copy the code into Claude or Cursor, say "add this to my site," and it looks custom-built.