Brief Generators
Practice briefs, on demand
Design Briefs · PRACTICE
Each of these tools produces practice briefs you can use for portfolio pieces, daily challenges, or classroom exercises. Some generate random prompts; others offer curated libraries written by professionals.
A tip from working designers: do not reroll until you get a brief you like. The awkward, unglamorous briefs are the ones that teach you the most.
The brief generators
Sharpen
Visit site ↗The best-known brief generator, built by former Google designers. Millions of prompts across branding, UX, and marketing categories.
Goodbrief
Visit site ↗Generates realistic client briefs with company backstory, deliverables, and constraints — close to what a real client email looks like.
Briefbox
Visit site ↗A curated library of practice briefs written by industry professionals, with courses and community feedback alongside.
Fake Clients
Visit site ↗Daily design briefs written as if from real clients, covering logos, illustration, UX, and more — great for daily practice.
Designercize
Visit site ↗A whiteboard-style random prompt generator with a built-in timer, originally made for interview and whiteboard challenge practice.
Briefz
Visit site ↗Simple, fast design brief generator that mixes industries, styles, and deliverables for endless combinations.