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27 October 2026
Cursor AI: Visual Prompts for Precise Design
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X @cursor_ai · 1 week ago
Cursor AI has updated its design mode by adding the powerful "Annotate" function. Users can now give artificial intelligence agents not only textual, but also visual prompts.
This allows interaction with the AI at the layout level: users can edit specific elements, draw directly on the page, or point to desired areas. Furthermore, the function includes viewing the design on different screen sizes, which is critically important for UI/UX.
This significantly increases the controllability and accuracy of the design process using AI assistants.
Why it matters
- —Increases user control over AI design processes, moving from purely text commands to visual interaction.
- —Improves the workflow for designers by allowing them to check layouts on different devices directly within the tool.
- —Makes AI agents more 'intuitive' and manageable.
Key facts
- The 'Annotate' feature has been added to Cursor's design mode.
- Users can give agents visual instructions (drawing, editing elements).
- Ability to view the design on different screen sizes.
- Access to the feature is available via the hotkey Cmd+Shift+D.
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