AI Tools for Product Design

Sprig is a user research tool designed to help teams gather feedback from their users so they can improve their products. With Sprig, you can create targeted surveys, record how people use your product, and test prototypes. Sprig's AI automatically surfaces key insights, pointing out both problems and opportunities for improvement. Large tech companies use it to refine their products.

Spring by Sourceful is a free platform that uses AI to generate unique packaging design ideas in minutes. You can create artwork, share your designs, and have them produced through Sourceful's services.

Stylar AI Design Sketch is a tool from Dzine that turns product sketches into high-quality renderings with a single click. Upload sketches at any level of detail — from rough concepts to finished drawings — and convert them into professional-looking product images. Style options range from realistic to artistic, so you can match the output to your design vision and business goals.

StyleMyRide.ai is a web-based platform for car enthusiasts that uses AI to customize a car's appearance. Upload a clear photo of your car, pick a tuning style, and the AI generates several design options covering body kits, rims, and paint jobs. This makes it easy to visualize and compare customization ideas before committing to actual tuning.

Supademo is a tool for quickly building interactive product demos. It helps software teams show how their product works, guide new users through onboarding, or explain complex workflows for support and training. Features include branching paths, showcases, advanced analytics, team workspaces, in-app tours, AI voiceovers, and auto-translation into many languages.

Terapulse is an AI platform for generating hyperrealistic product images, with attention to details like reflections and shadows. It produces a wide range of design variations, includes a collection of selectable backgrounds, and supports styles from modern to extravagant.

Thisautomobiledoesnotexist is a creative cousin to the well-known "Thispersondoesnotexist." Where that site uses AI to generate realistic images of people who don't exist, this tool does the same for cars. It uses generative adversarial networks (GANs) to produce entirely new, never-before-seen automobile designs — believable, fictional vehicles that blend technology and artistic vision. It offers a glimpse into what AI might contribute to car design in the future.

Tripo AI is a web application that uses its own AI technology to generate 3D models from text prompts or images. Enter a description or upload a picture, and the tool produces a model quickly, making it easy to iterate on versions. It is particularly effective at converting 2D images into detailed 3D models.

Uizard IO is an AI-powered design tool that creates multi-screen mockups for apps and websites from a simple text description. Describe your project idea in plain English, and its Autodesigner feature generates the design. You can then customize everything in a drag-and-drop editor — editing components, adding new elements, and importing themes.

Willow X is a robotic and AI product from EEVE, first introduced in 2019. Its core technology is vision-based artificial intelligence, which allows it to mow your lawn and handle weeding without the need to install perimeter wire. Users report that the robot performs well and is likeable, making garden maintenance more convenient and less time-consuming while keeping the lawn well maintained.

ZEG Ai is a platform for creating product photos and 3D models without learning 3D modeling software. It's billed as the world's first 3D app designed for everyone. You can build a 3D model from just 1 to 3 images of your product, then place it virtually in scenes such as beaches or mountains to create imagery that fits your brand. ZEG was built using AI technologies including MESHCODEX, opencv, and webgl.

Zolak is a 3D product visualization platform built for furniture retailers. It produces photorealistic product images, supports customizable visuals, and lets shoppers virtually try out furniture in their own spaces through interactive showroom experiences. The platform uses AI and computer vision to give customers a lifelike view of how pieces will look in their homes, with the goal of helping retailers sell more, build purchase confidence, and reduce returns.