Décris ton idée, l'IA te sort un design de pro (sites, slides, pages...) Tutoriel Claude Design

0:00What if I told you that you could

0:01create sales pages , websites , and

0:03presentations worthy of a design studio

0:05yourself , without any skills , without

0:08spending hours on Canva or Figma , and

0:10without writing a single line of code ?

0:12The tool I'm about to show you is

0:13shaking up an entire industry . When

0:15Claude Design came out , Figma's stock ,

0:18the star software for designers , fell

0:20by nearly 7 % in a single day and by

0:22nearly 16 % over the month . Designers are

0:25panicking , and just a few days ago , a

0:27major update took the tool to the next

0:30level . Because it's not just another

0:32design tool , it's capable of building

0:35professional visuals for you from

0:37simple French sentences and , most

0:39importantly , your graphic charter . What

0:42you're about to see is not a gimmick ,

0:44it's changing the way we create visuals

0:46. Because before , to create a

0:47professional sales page , you either

0:49paid a graphic designer hundreds or

0:51even thousands of euros and waited

0:53weeks , or you exhausted yourself with

0:55tedious tools for a basic or average

0:56result . Today , you can do it yourself

0:59in less than 15 minutes , even if you

1:01have no design knowledge . In this video

1:03, I will show you step by step how to

1:04create a real sales page that makes

1:06people want to buy , or a presentation

1:08that makes you look like the pro that

1:10you are , starting from scratch . If

1:11you're new here , I'm Alexandre , and at

1:13Alegre Group , we have already trained

1:15more than 12,000 freelancers ,

1:17entrepreneurs , and businesses in nocode

1:19and automation . Today , it's your turn .

1:22I'm going to share with you all my

1:23advice after dozens of hours using the

1:25tool to avoid pitfalls and save you a

1:27lot of time in your daily life . So ,

1:29prepare your project , open your

1:30computer because what we're going to

1:31see together will really open doors for

1:32you . Are you ready ? Let's go . Before we

1:36get into the pure creation , step by

1:38step , I have to show you the tool that

1:39makes all this possible . And trust me ,

1:41if you already use Canva or have heard

1:43of Figma , you'll quickly understand why

1:45this one is in a whole other league .

1:47This tool is called Cloud Design and

1:50it's directly inside Claude . Basically ,

1:52it's a visual generator powered by Lia .

1:54You give it your idea and it creates

1:56the whole thing for you , the layout ,

1:58the colors , the buttons , everything .

2:00It's a bit like GPT chat but

2:01specialized for everything that

2:03requires basic design skills like

2:05creating sales pages , creating websites

2:07or creating presentations . In concrete

2:09terms , it happens in your browser . You

2:10just have to go to cloud.ai and get

2:13here , you'll go to the little paint

2:15palette icon called design . Here .

2:18You'll be redirected to another

2:19interface , but don't panic , it's

2:20exactly the same thing . And overall ,

2:22here , you'll be able to find a bit like

2:24your GPT chat , the bar where you can

2:26explain what you want , where you can

2:27chat in French normally , the graphic

2:29charter that you want to apply if you

2:31want to use a template and of course

2:33the DIIA model that you want to use . I

2:35recommend that you leave the most

2:36powerful one . For templates , you can

2:38see that you can do a lot of things

2:39very easily . You can create prototypes ,

2:41you can create slides , a PowerPoint ,

2:43you can create PDF documents , you can

2:46create mockups for interfaces and you

2:48can even create video animations for

2:50video editing . It's incredible . So , in

2:52concrete terms , this is how it works .

2:53On the left , you'll find the window

2:55where you can write what you want to

2:56create or what you want to modify . And

2:58on the right , see a preview of what was

3:00created . You'll also be able to make

3:03changes , export your project , and so on

3:05. I'll show you that right after . Where

3:07Clign really changes things is for two

3:09specific reasons . The first is that it

3:11visually respects your graphic charter .

3:13You give it your colors , fonts , and all

3:15your design rules once , and everything

3:17you create afterwards comes out

3:19perfectly in your image . It won't be

3:21the same generic thing you see

3:22everywhere . Second , you aren't bound by

3:24the tool . You can export any

3:26presentation , any design directly to

3:29Canva to refine it , or to PDF ,

3:31PowerPoint , you can choose your formats

3:33. In short , it's the perfect tool to

3:36integrate into your workflow if you do

3:38marketing , web design , or any other

3:41activity that requires creating visuals

3:43and designs . So , let's start with the

3:45basics . Before you jump on the tool and

3:47ask it to do anything , take a minute to

3:49lay the foundation that changes

3:51everything because this is the step

3:53that many people skip . And yet , it is

3:55the most important . This is what will

3:57allow your visuals to look like

3:58something professional and not just

4:00generic . This foundation is what is

4:02called a design system . The word is

4:04scary but it is really simple . It is

4:05like the visual identity sheet of your

4:07brand . Your colors , your fonts , your

4:09spacing are set once and for all so

4:11that the tool respects them with each

4:13creation . Without this , it is as if you

4:15were asking to cook a specific dish

4:17that you have in mind , but without

4:18giving the recipe . The result will be

4:20disappointing and certainly not to your

4:22taste . And to do this with design ,

4:23there is nothing simpler . All you need

4:26to do is collect all the design and

4:28graphic elements that you have

4:30available that identify your brand or

4:32company . Then , you give them to Cloud

4:34Design and it will then create the

4:36design system . I'll show you , we're

4:38going to do it together for the

4:39Alégria brand . So what we're going to

4:41do is go to design system and create a

4:43new design system . As you can see ,

4:45there are lots of ways to add your

4:47graphic elements . You can either import

4:49your design elements directly from

4:51GitHub . That's something that's more

4:52reserved for developers , so we won't go

4:54into it here . You can also simply

4:56import a folder where you can put all

4:58your documents and graphic elements .

5:00And finally , if you already use Figma ,

5:02you'll be able to retrieve all the

5:03information automatically . That's what

5:05I'm going to do . The easiest way , if

5:07you're not used to it and don't really

5:09know where to start , is to create a

5:11folder on your computer , add all your

5:13logos , fonts , colors , and all the

5:15elements you can find , and upload them

5:17directly here . What I'm going to do is

5:20go to Figma , and here , we have all the

5:22condensed information on the Alégrie

5:24à gros graphic charter . Then , I'm

5:26going to head over right here and what

5:29I'm going to do is save a local version

5:31of this . Here , it will generate a file

5:34in pointfig format , which is a

5:35proprietary Figma format that is very

5:38well accepted and managed by Cloud

5:40Design . It will take a few seconds

5:41because there are quite a few elements ,

5:43and then we'll just have to upload them

5:45directly to Cloud Design . While waiting

5:47for it to finish downloading , you'll

5:48need to explain a little bit about the

5:50company , if you have different

5:51identities to use depending on the

5:53target , etc. In short , as usual ,

5:54providing as much information and

5:55context as possible for LIA is always

5:57the most important thing . So I have

5:59prepared a short prompt that provides a

6:00general explanation . Here is the Algrea

6:02graphic charter . From these files ,

6:04create a complete and reusable system

6:06design with color palettes and the role

6:08of each , typography , spacing , and

6:10button styles . I clarify that we have

6:12three identities and I tell it to use

6:14all of those globally . That way , it

6:15will help it understand everything I am

6:17sharing with it , what it is , and when

6:19to use it . This is a really important

6:20step . So take the time to do it and

6:22don't hesitate , as I did , to use Cloud

6:24to help you create the prompt more

6:26easily . There you go , it has just

6:27finished downloading . All I have to do

6:29is retrieve my file , drag it here , and

6:32then it will be imported directly into

6:34Cloud . I'm going to choose exactly what

6:36I want to give it because there may be

6:38things in it that I don't want , things

6:40that are obsolete . There you go , I'm

6:41going to select exactly what I wanted .

6:43I'm going to attach it and then we're

6:45all set . All I have to do is click on

6:47continue generation . So here , it tells

6:49me that it will take 5 minutes to

6:50directly generate my graphic charter ,

6:52my system design and don't worry , this

6:54is really just the first time you need

6:56to do it . Afterwards , you'll just have

6:57to select it when generating and it

6:59will automatically respect this design .

7:01So now , it's dissecting and analyzing

7:03all the graphic elements that I

7:04provided it to then share with me what

7:06it has interpreted and I'll be able to

7:08guide it to tell it what to keep and

7:10what not to keep . I'll show you that

7:12right away as soon as it's finished

7:13loading . So , you see , little by little ,

7:15he's dissecting all the information .

7:16He's retrieving the typography , the

7:18spacing levels , he's retrieving what

7:20the buttons look like , the different

7:22logos , the gradients . In short , he's

7:24really analyzing what we're using , in

7:26what cases , and retrieving all the

7:28assets to then use them properly . And

7:30so , while he's doing that and before we

7:32build our first sales page together ,

7:34he's preparing a little gift so that

7:36you're not even starting from a blank

7:38page : the sales page template that

7:40really converts , all the sections in

7:41the right order with the hooks that

7:43make you want to buy , ready to fill in

7:45with your offer . It's free , the link is

7:47just below in the description and

7:48what's more , it applies no matter what

7:50type of product or service you're

7:51selling . Okay , he's just finished . So

7:53now , he's going to ask me a few last

7:55questions to finalize the system design

7:57. We'll answer them together . First , it

7:59asks me for the font that needs to be

8:01inserted directly . Apparently , it

8:04wasn't in the Figma file . So , all I am

8:05going to have to do is go and download

8:07my font , or retrieve it , and then

8:09upload it directly as a file right over

8:11here . So , I retrieve the font and

8:13import it . Then , it asks me for

8:15confirmation on the secondary font .

8:17I'll tell it yes , per the Brandbook . It

8:20asks me for the system's default ID .

8:22I'm going to say that it's the group

8:24part . Next , what type of product should

8:27I recreate to have a base ? I mean ,

8:29decide for myself . Overall , I think we

8:30need to take a little bit of everything

8:31. The language of the sample content ,

8:33let's take French . Next , which

8:34component should I retrieve ? I want it

8:36to retrieve the entire set . It suggests

8:38answers each time , but you don't have

8:40to select them . Each time , you have a

8:41small field to allow you to answer what

8:43you want . So here , for example , in this

8:44one about photos and images , I'm going

8:46to put " I'll share them with you later .

8:47" He asks me about the importance of

8:48the logo . I'm going to put " present but

8:50discreet . " The background gradients ,

8:52yes , always include the brand gradients

8:53. And then the variations , no , just one

8:56version faithful to the Brandbook . If

8:57you have anything else to add , you can

9:00write it here and then click " continue .

9:02" I've sent the other information and

9:04will keep thinking on it . What you need

9:06to understand is that each time on the

9:07left-hand side , you'll be able to find

9:09the entire history of the discussion ,

9:11what you've sent . Did Claude Design

9:13respond to you ? In itself , when you

9:15respond like this , it's just an easier

9:16way to interact and respond , but you

9:18can also describe the changes you want

9:20to make directly here . So every time

9:22you make a request , it's to create the

9:23system design , but it's the same when

9:25you actually create visuals and

9:27documents . It behaves like a real agent

9:29where it can list everything it has to

9:31do . So you can watch it in parallel and

9:34in the meantime , you can do something

9:35else on your browser and come back when

9:37it's finished . We'll let it process and

9:39meet back up right after . There you go ,

9:40it's finished creating the design . Uh ,

9:43we can see that it could have continued

9:45but it took quite a while because I had

9:47a really big file . If you just have a

9:49few logos , a few colors , it'll go much

9:51faster . And so here , we see everything

9:54that has been created and codified so

9:56that we can use all these elements in a

9:58relevant and logical way . So here , we

10:01see the background colors , the logos ,

10:04the different color families depending

10:07on the brand . We can see the navigation

10:09elements . If you're doing web design ,

10:11this will be something that will be

10:13very useful . You have graphic elements ,

10:15you even have spacing , titles , colors ,

10:17in short , you have absolutely

10:19everything . Now , what you're going to

10:21have to do , the second step to finish

10:23creating your system before clicking

10:24publish and being able to use it , is to

10:26check that there are no relevant errors

10:28. For this , there are two things you

10:29will be able to do . The first is to

10:31give feedback on an element . For

10:33example , let's imagine that on the

10:35website section that was created , what

10:38I see here is that the background is

10:40particularly light with a few dark

10:42elements . Whereas if you go to the

10:43Alégria group website , it's actually

10:44the opposite . There are more dark

10:46elements with a few light parts . So at

10:49that point , all I have to do is simply

10:51click on feedback and tell it what it

10:53is that I need to change . And so here ,

10:54I'm going to write it . What I'm going

10:56to do is I'm even going to add a

10:57screenshot of the website to give it

10:59even more context . I'm going to attach

11:01it here and I'm going to tell him

11:03that's great , but normally the site is

11:04rather dark with light-colored elements

11:06on top and not the other way around .

11:08There you go . So here , I've given him

11:10the information and what I'm going to

11:11do is I'm simply going to click on send

11:13and he's going to apply the change and

11:15suggest a second version . So in fact ,

11:16we're going to work in iterations until

11:18the overall result of the design system

11:20suits us perfectly . And once that's

11:22done , all we have to do is click on

11:24publish so that our design system is

11:27available . Okay , let's get down to

11:28business . I'm going to show you in a

11:30very practical way how to create a

11:32sales page . And to make it even more

11:34practical , I'm going to do it for one

11:35of our own training courses , the

11:37Arbable Business Builder . This is a

11:39training course designed for

11:40freelancers and employees who want to

11:42master Airtable , a no-code software

11:44that is extremely powerful . Creating a

11:46landing page like this used to take one

11:48to two days of work or more than €

11:501,000 from a graphic designer . Now ,

11:52we're going to make it much simpler . So

11:53I'm going to go directly to CL Design .

11:55I'll select the system design we just

11:57created and , for the template , I will

12:00choose prototype . Here , I'm going to

12:02put the prompt that I prepared in

12:03advance . So by telling him that with

12:05the Allegria system design and

12:07specifying the Academy identity , I want

12:08to create the landing page for the

12:10Airtable Business Builder training

12:11course , for which you can find all the

12:13information here . I've given him the

12:15link so that he can find the

12:16information . I've given him the most

12:17important information that I want to

12:19highlight . And what I'm going to do in

12:22addition is provide him with the

12:23template that we share in the

12:24description , which shows how to

12:26organize an effective sales page . So , I

12:28just have to drag the PDF right here .

12:30As a reminder , you can download it for

12:32free in the description and you can

12:33also add anything you want . So for

12:35example , inspirations , content ,

12:37whatever . We're going to choose the

12:39highest model . Be careful , it uses more

12:41tokens and is linked to the same usage

12:43as the rest of your cloud session . So

12:45pay attention to the usage to avoid

12:46getting blocked . And all we have to do

12:48is send it here , a little like before

12:50when we created the design system , it

12:51will start thinking . We have all the

12:53information on the left . There you go ,

12:54it warns me about the usage limit and

12:56then it will ask me a few questions

12:57before directly delivering the sales

12:59page to me . Right now , it is in the

13:01process of retrieving all the

13:02information from the site . And of

13:04course , like in the classic Cloud

13:06interface , I can add information at any

13:08time , explain elements , or make changes

13:10once the page is generated . And where

13:12it's really powerful and relevant is

13:14that , for example , here , he knows that

13:16we're talking about Airtable Boot Camp

13:18and so he found a sticker named that in

13:20the resources and so he'll be able to

13:21use it in a super contextualized way .

13:23So here it really shows the importance

13:26of properly preparing your source file

13:28with all the graphic resources ,

13:29renaming them properly , categorizing

13:31them so that Claude can use them

13:33correctly . There we go , we're getting

13:35to the little questions . So here ,

13:36there's only one . How many directions

13:37do you want me to explore ? So here , if

13:39you want to do some tests to see what

13:40would come out the best , you can ask

13:42him . For the example , we're going to

13:44generate just one that's finished and

13:45complete . We're going to click continue

13:47. And there you have it , he has enough

13:49details , he retrieves all the real

13:50content of the product page , links the

13:52entire system design and in a few

13:54minutes , I'll be able to see the result

13:56. There you go , he's finalizing the

13:58creation of the page and the result is

14:01already super impressive . He's still

14:03finalizing it but in 5 minutes , I

14:06really have a fully functional website

14:08page that perfectly respects the

14:10Alegria graphic charter and above all

14:12that has collected all the information

14:14related to the program to showcase it

14:17in a relevant way . Wow , the level of

14:19detail for a first draft is really

14:20crazy , it's really good . Now , what you

14:22need to remember is that obviously the

14:24first version will never be the final

14:26version and we're not going to create

14:28crazy designs in the blink of an eye in

14:305 minutes . It's still going to take a

14:32few iterations . For that , you have

14:34different tools that are right up there

14:36. The first one is going to be to

14:38simply tell Claude something to change .

14:41Let's imagine very simply that I find

14:43that the title here is a bit too big ,

14:46it's on too many lines . Well , I'm just

14:48going to tell him . So , I'm going to

14:49click here , I'm going to select the

14:51element . You see that I can select more

14:53or less any element . And I'll tell him

14:55the title is too large . Put it on four

14:58lines max . We're going to click on send

15:01and it automatically knows which

15:03specific element to target and modify .

15:05I could have easily taken a screenshot

15:08or simply described it here and sent

15:10the element . It's the same thing , it's

15:12just that the tool allows you to target

15:14precisely and be sure that Lia

15:15understands it . There you go , it's

15:17already applied the change . It's

15:18changed to four lines smaller . It's

15:21incredible . Then , if you're working in

15:23a team , for example if I have to write

15:25this sales page and I'm working with

15:27other people on my team , I can simply

15:30share the link to my project and add

15:32comments . So by clicking here directly ,

15:34we can say , for example , put a real

15:36screenshot of the table here instead .

15:39That way , I'll get a little bit of

15:40feedback from everyone , just like on

15:42Figma or Canva . We'll also have the

15:45ability to modify the elements of the

15:47page live . For example , here for the

15:49illustration , I showed you that we

15:50could ask it to modify the size of the

15:52text itself . But that's a fairly basic

15:54modification that we could do ourselves

15:55. Doing it ourselves has a big

15:57advantage : we don't have to wait to see

15:59the result , and above all , it doesn't

16:01consume tokens . So it allows us to make

16:03lots of small changes without having to

16:05restart Claude and run Lia like that

16:06every time . So for example , let's

16:08imagine that I want to modify the text

16:09of this subtitle . Let's imagine that

16:11there are not 10,000 learners but

16:1212,000 . I can come and modify it

16:14directly like this . Then , I think about

16:17saving , but I have the ability to

16:19modify a lot of things : from the most

16:22basic things to the most technical

16:24things , like margins , spacing , exact

16:27position , text height , alignment , color

16:29... In short , it's almost infinite , and

16:32each Cloud update brings additional

16:34elements . I just wanted to correct this

16:37figure , so I saved it and that's it ,

16:38it's already effective . And then , there

16:41are what are called Twix , which are

16:42small variations of the page that

16:44suggest themselves and that will allow

16:45you to compare and see what you prefer .

16:47So for example , in what he suggested to

16:50me , he tells me about a trust ribbon

16:52that I can activate or deactivate with

16:54one click to see the difference . Here ,

16:57it's the same with this page , with and

16:59without the visual display . And there's

17:02even a variation at the bottom here to

17:04see it in dark or light format . That

17:07way , you can compare a little and

17:09choose the one you prefer . If you ever

17:11have much more comprehensive , much more

17:13structural changes , then it's worth

17:15doing them directly via the text field .

17:17As usual , you can directly add files or

17:21images . You can talk to make it faster .

17:24And so for example , I'm going to tell

17:25him that I want him to add this banner

17:27with all the brands . So I'm going to

17:30tell him to add a banner with all their

17:32logos between the reviews and the FAQ

17:35for reassurance . I'll send it , he'll

17:37edit the page . There you go , he's

17:39modifying the elements live . He's

17:41putting my banner . Here , he's put

17:43generic icons because I didn't give him

17:45the official logos . All I would have to

17:47do to really finalize it is go get all

17:49these logos , even ask , I don't know ,

17:51Claude Code to retrieve them for me and

17:53upload them so that we have the real

17:55logos . But in any case , that's how this

17:57iteration system works . It's exactly

17:58like moving forward in your thinking

18:00with the chatbot but this time in the

18:02actual construction of graphic and

18:04visual elements . Once I am satisfied

18:06with my page , I will be able to simply

18:08export it . So I'm going to click here ,

18:09I'm going to export and I'm going to be

18:11able to choose HTML for example so that

18:13I can then import it onto my website .

18:15And there , I've made this sales page in

18:17literally 5 minutes . Come on , the

18:19second need that everyone has in the

18:21professional world : presentations . And

18:22here again , a real-life example that we

18:25did at Alegrea was the presentation of

18:27a webinar that we did on our TakeOPS

18:29team that we have internally to show

18:31business leaders how AI can increase

18:33the productivity of their teams when it

18:35is rigorously deployed internally .

18:37Again , the most important thing when

18:39you produce visuals or deliverables

18:40like this with LIA is the context and

18:42your ability to provide the right

18:44resources , the right examples , and the

18:46right documents to enhance AI . And here

18:48, the great thing about creating this

18:50presentation is that I had several

18:52documents in bulk , notes , a video

18:54script , figures . All I did was simply

18:56give him the different resources that I

18:58had in bulk and just put the link . I

19:01told him that I wanted it to be the

19:02identity of Allegria Solution , our B2Bi

19:04branch . I pasted everything together

19:06like that and asked him to generate the

19:08presentations for me with little text

19:10per slide , a strong number each time ,

19:12and even the notes for the presenter . I

19:14sent that and there you have it , he

19:16produced an entire deck specific to our

19:19charter from a simple packet of notes

19:22and drafts . And this is not like Gamma ,

19:24which we have already used and

19:26presented in videos , where the

19:27templates are a bit generic . It is

19:29truly 100 % adapted . He retrieved our own

19:32photos , he retrieved our numbers , and

19:34most importantly , the presentation is

19:36perfectly adapted to what we want to

19:37present . It is not a fixed template .

19:39And as you can see just below , there

19:41are even presentation notes integrated

19:44so that you can present your PowerPoint

19:46directly from Cloud Design with your

19:48notes scrolling like a teleprompter .

19:50Never look lost in a meeting again . So

19:52now , you're going to say to me , " Okay ,

19:53great , it's in Clot Design , but how do

19:55I actually get it and put it somewhere

19:57else ? " Well , that's not a problem . All

19:59you have to do is go to Flesh . And

20:01there , you can either share the link to

20:03share it with whoever you want , or

20:05export it directly . And there , you have

20:07lots of possible formats . For example ,

20:09PDF or PowerPoint . I'm going to click

20:11on download and in a few seconds , I'll

20:14be able to directly download my

20:16presentation in Microsoft format if I

20:18ever use PowerPoint in my company , PDF ,

20:21ZIP or even send it to Canva . In 90 % of

20:23cases , you've got what you need . There

20:26you go , the file is downloaded . I can

20:27easily reimport it into PowerPoint . As

20:29you can see , I discussed it , did a few

20:31iterations and what was great was that

20:33I could share this presentation with my

20:35team and say , " Okay , do you have any

20:37feedback for me ? " and I just had to

20:39retrieve the additional information

20:41that I was given and the feedback . For

20:43example , slide 32 has this number , it's

20:45not correct . And I just had to enter

20:47the information and everything was

20:49automatically modified directly with

20:51their feedback . For example , if there

20:53was a need to add a QR code , I just had

20:54to generate the QR code and tell it to

20:56add it to this slide . It's great . Those

20:58are the two demos that I wanted to

21:00share with you . Before moving on to the

21:02pitfalls to avoid and my advice , as I

21:03was saying , so that you can create your

21:05sales page without struggling with the

21:07structure , I have prepared for you in

21:08the description the sales page template

21:10that converts and that we use at

21:12Allégra group . All the sections in the

21:14right order with the hooks that make

21:15you want to buy , ready to fill in with

21:17your offer . You can even include it

21:19directly in your Prompt Cloud Design so

21:21that it applies it itself . It's free ,

21:23the link is just below . You download it

21:25, then a page sells your offer . Before

21:27you start , I'll spare you the three

21:28beginner's mistakes . The first and most

21:30important : without a design system , you

21:33get generic results . So always start by

21:35setting up your charter as we've seen .

21:3610 minutes at the beginning will save

21:38you hours later . Number 2 , think that

21:40the tool generates images . It doesn't .

21:42Think of it as a draftsman or a

21:44designer , not as a photographer . It

21:46codes the shapes , colors , and buttons .

21:48It will put the photos you give it and

21:49your logo , but you're the one who

21:50provides it . What I recommend is that

21:52you have a drive folder with all your

21:53elements . That way , you can resupply it

21:55if needed . And finally , let's be

21:57transparent . The tool is paid for and

21:59is included in your cloud subscription .

22:01Before , it used to consume so many

22:02tokens that it blew through your quota

22:04very quickly . Plus , it was a separate

22:06quota . But the latest update has fixed

22:08a big part of that , so even for a big

22:09session , you won't be cut off in the

22:11middle of your momentum . So , you can

22:12already imagine producing a

22:13professional visual every time you need

22:15it , without waiting for anyone or

22:17paying anyone . If you had to remember

22:19just one thing , it's that the visual

22:20that will really make you stand out

22:22will never come from the most clever

22:24prompt . It results from a

22:25well-calibrated graphic charter you

22:27took time to set up from the start . One

22:29last thing , because I know it's been on

22:31your mind . No , Lia won't replace your

22:33taste or your ideas . What she

22:34eliminates is the friction , those hours

22:36when you struggled to align blocks to

22:38the pixel starting from a blank page .

22:40You won't work less , but you will

22:41deliver more beautiful , faster , and

22:43stop telling yourself " I'll do it later

22:44" or " Oh no , I can't be bothered to

22:46launch it . " So grab the sales page

22:47template that converts via the link in

22:49the description . It's free , it'll save

22:50you hours because the entire sales

22:52structure is already ready . And tell me

22:54in the comments what your favorite

22:55features of Clude Design are . And if

22:57you have any questions , we'll answer

22:58them all . If the video helped you see

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