Less default.
More you.
Your idea deserves its own look.
Give your AI a design brief that gets it.
A better brief.
A more personal website.
AI makes it easy to build. It also makes it easy to end up with the same badges, gradients and layouts as everyone else.
unAIfy helps you describe what you actually want. Choose a few visual habits to avoid, add a little about your project, and take a plain Markdown brief into your next build. Keep your brand. Keep your taste.
Good to know.
Does this work with my AI?
The file is plain Markdown. Attach it or paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, Meta AI, Perplexity or another workflow that accepts text. Your choice adds handoff context; it does not assume every model has a fixed visual style.
Will it change my existing brand?
Describe what should stay in the optional project details and choose the right change scope. Concrete brand requirements take priority over general design advice. Choosing a look to avoid does not mean removing a functional element that your site needs.
Where does my information go?
The brief is created in your browser. Your answers are not uploaded or saved by this tool. If you later attach the file to an AI service, you share its contents with that service.
Where do the visual examples come from?
The examples are illustrative reconstructions made for this tool. They are not attributed outputs from named models. You can explore published multi-model examples at the LLM Web Design Test and fomoxx’s frontend experiments. The pattern research also draws on Adrian Krebs, Impeccable and Signs of AI design. A visual motif is not proof of AI authorship.
Does the brief guarantee a great design?
It gives clearer direction, not a guarantee. Look at the rendered result, check that it works for your visitors, and give specific feedback. Avoiding a trend is only useful if the result serves your project.