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What Find Inspiration Does

Find Inspiration searches for relevant design patterns, proven approaches, and visual references. But unlike a mood board tool, it doesn’t show you the inspiration. It uses it internally to produce better outputs. Inspiration informs:
  • Layout decisions
  • Component patterns
  • Visual approaches
  • Interaction models
  • Industry conventions

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​How Figr Uses Inspiration

When you ask for a design, Figr automatically looks for relevant patterns and references. This happens in the background to make outputs smarter. 
Example:
You ask: "Design a pricing page"

Behind the scenes, Figr:
- References high-converting pricing patterns
- Considers industry-standard layouts
- Draws from proven comparison table approaches
- Applies best practices for plan presentation

You get: A pricing page informed by patterns 
that work, not generic guesswork.

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​ When Figr Draws on Inspiration

Figr engages inspiration gathering automatically when it helps. You don’t usually need to ask for it. Automatic activation:
  • Designing common screen types (dashboards, settings, checkout)
  • Creating standard components (tables, forms, cards)
  • Building industry-specific interfaces
  • Generating layouts for familiar use cases
You can also explicitly ask Figr to seek inspiration:
  • “Find inspiration for creative empty states, then design ours”
  • “Look at best-in-class onboarding patterns and apply them to our flow”
  • “Draw from modern dashboard designs for this analytics view”

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What You Get

You don’t see the inspiration directly. You see the result: designs that are informed by proven patterns rather than invented from nothing.
Without inspirationWith inspiration
Generic layouts, reinvented wheels, patterns that might not work.Designs grounded in what’s proven, informed by industry standards, building on successful approaches.

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Getting Best Results

Most of the time, you don’t need to ask for inspiration. Figr automatically draws from relevant patterns when generating designs.
If you explicitly want inspiration-driven output:
  • “Draw from best-in-class examples to design…”
  • “Use proven patterns for…”
  • “Apply industry best practices to…”
The inspiration is baked into results. You won’t see a mood board, but you’ll see designs that feel grounded and well-considered.