Cursor adds AI for visual design: clicks instead of code
Cursor has unveiled an updated Design Mode for the browser. You can now click directly on interface elements, draw on the page with a marker or describe changes by voice, and an AI agent automatically finds the relevant code in the project and edits it. Everything runs on the Composer 2.5 model, which specializes in fast UI changes. Results appear instantly thanks to real-time reload, which makes iterative development much more convenient.
AI-processed from Cursor Blog; edited by Hamidun News
Cursor has launched a new AI-agent design mode that edits the interface on the fly: instead of writing code, you can click elements in the browser, draw the changes you want or speak them aloud, and the agent updates the source code right away.
How do you use Design Mode in Cursor?
There are four ways: click an element and give a short prompt, draw on the page, say aloud what needs to change, or type a command. The AI agent rewrites the code automatically.
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