Visual Design Critique

Because it takes a screenshot, and every example on this site is a real run of the tool it sits on. Showing you a critique would mean publishing criticism of a real product's design, which is not ours to publish. You get three free runs a day, so trying it on your own screen costs nothing.

An assessment split into what is working and what is not, covering hierarchy, spacing, typography, contrast and whether the primary action is obvious. Then a ranked list of changes, most impactful first, so you can stop after two if that is all you have time for.

A full screenshot of the screen as a user sees it, not a cropped component. Most design problems are about relationships between elements, so a crop removes the evidence. Add a line about what the screen is for, since a landing page and a settings screen are judged very differently.

No. It is a useful second opinion on a screen you have stopped seeing clearly, and it is good at the mechanical problems: inconsistent spacing, weak hierarchy, an unclear primary action. It cannot know your users, your brand, or why a decision was made.

It processes an uploaded image rather than text, which is a heavier request. It needs an account, because it costs 2 credits per run and the free daily runs only cover one-credit tools. New accounts start with free credits and every plan renews monthly.