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A library of design foundations — templates, sections, 3D scenes, video backgrounds and gradients — written as prompts your AI can build from. Every one is made by us at Textura, and most exist nowhere else.
Yes. A curated set of free layers with the full prompt, no card needed. Copy one, see what your own AI does with it, decide after that.
Almost certainly yes. Layers are foundations rather than finished sites for a sector: you take the motion, the depth and the craft, and swap the subject for yours in one instruction. Browse by the feeling you want, not by your niche — a scene built for a watch brand makes a very good coffee site.
Into whatever AI writes your code. Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Windsurf, Copilot, Lovable, Bolt, v0 — anywhere you can paste a long prompt. It recreates the layer. Pair it with our Next.js + Claude starter, or with the AI design vault — stack-agnostic, so you can build in any framework — and that is where the AI design superpowers actually start.
Yes — nothing here is tied to a stack. Add a line telling your AI to build in your framework, or have it port what it made into your codebase. Our AI design vault exists for exactly this: it is stack-agnostic, so your AI carries the design language into whatever you already work in. On Next.js, the starter plus Full Stack source is the shortest path of all — your AI reads working code instead of guessing at it.
Any current coding model — the prompts are plain structured language, not code. They are authored and regression-tested against the strongest models of the day, so a small or old model will usually keep the layout and lose the motion. That is the single most common cause of "it did not look like the preview".
Both. Tune scenes and gradients live on the page first, so the prompt carries your values rather than our defaults — then reshape the rest in your own words. Taking the hero from one layer and the sections from another is a normal way to work here.
The layers are built responsive and the motion is written to degrade cleanly on a phone. Beyond that it depends on where you ship it — an HTML file is only ever as fast as the site around it. If you want a clean foundation, our free Next.js 16 starter is built for exactly this.
Grab the starter on GitHub→It plugs the library directly into your assistant, so it searches layers and pulls one in mid-build and you stop copying prompts by hand. It is included with Full Stack Lifetime. You do not need it — everything works by copy and paste — it just removes the step.
Free is a curated set, open to everyone. Unlimited adds the rest of the prompt library and a commercial licence. Full Stack adds the parts that need real files or a live canvas: source code for every layer, animated backgrounds, 3D scenes, gradients and their live tuning, the gradient roller, and the private Discord.
One adjusted layer sold to one client covers the plan, usually several times over. After that it is margin — and you are shipping in hours what used to be a week of design and build.
You end up with a site that looks like it cost thousands, without spending thousands or waiting weeks. More budget left, and more craft on the page than most of your competitors are running.
Those resell the same layouts to everyone. Every layer here is made by the studio behind award-recognised sites, and it arrives as a prompt your AI can reshape — so what you ship is yours, not a template three other people in your market are already using.
Yes on any paid plan — commercial licence, no attribution, no limit on sites. Free layers are for trying the product: extend one into your own thing rather than shipping it untouched.
Up to 20 a week, designed and engineered in-house. Every paid plan includes everything that ships while it is active — on lifetime, that is forever.
Nine times in ten it is the model — an older or smaller one keeps the layout and drops the motion. Try it on a current model first. If it still looks wrong, Full Stack subscribers can post in the Discord and we will work through it with you.
Yes, from your account, and access runs to the end of the period you have paid for. Purchases are not refunded mid-cycle — it is digital content and it unlocks in full the moment you buy.