Standalone Claude Design Closes December 14 as Docs, Slides and Design Move Into Every Claude Chat

When standalone Claude Design closes, design systems can move; comments and public links cannot. Export what you need yourself before December 14.

Jake Sorensen · October 19, 2026

On October 8, Anthropic announced that Docs, Slides and Design are out of beta and available on every plan, including Free. The same announcement carried a line that matters more to existing users: the standalone Claude Design at claude.ai/design stays open only until December 14 and then closes. Anthropic's help page says Design has worked inside every Claude conversation since September 16, so the standalone version is now in wind-down. What disappears on the closing date The official page...

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