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For designers and PMs who need structured wireframes and hi-fi screens fast—not a blank coding sandbox and not a long-lived design-system file. UX Pilot generates UI from prompts, sketches, documents, or reference images, including multi-screen flows and section edits, then exports to Figma or code. Prefer Anima or Locofy when the job is design-to-code handoff, or stay in Figma when you already have a finished system to polish.

Wireframing & PrototypingUI/UX Design
$Freemium
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Use it when

You need early wireframes or hi-fi screen sets from a brief, PRD, sketch, or reference—and you’ll export to Figma (or code) before treating anything as production UI.

What it does well

  • Prompt, document, sketch, and image-to-design paths into editable wireframes and hi-fi screens
  • Multi-screen flows, section edit, design review, and predictive heatmap assists on the same feature set across plans
  • Export to Figma and code from Free upward; Figma component import available on current compare table
  • Pro adds website cloner plus monthly credit balance and optional top-up packs
  • Teams unlocks shared credit pools, seats/roles, and real-time collaboration for multi-person projects

Skip it when

  • Your source of truth is already a finished Figma system—you only need native edits, not an AI generator
  • You want Anima/Locofy-style design-to-code as the primary deliverable, not screen ideation
  • Free’s daily credits (no rollover) and single-project cap cannot support ongoing production volume
  • You need SSO, SCIM, audit logs, or brand-tuned models without an Enterprise conversation
  • Heavy iteration burns credits faster than the Pro/Teams monthly pools comfortably allow

Fits your workflow

Start from a prompt, PRD, sketch, or reference → generate wireframes/hi-fi and flows → refine with section edit/review → export to Figma or code. Stay on Free for light daily experiments; move to Pro when you need monthly credits, more projects, and website cloner; use Teams when seats and shared pools matter. Finish visual systems and edge cases in Figma or your repo—treat UX Pilot as the fast first pass.

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