AI tools for UI Designers

Stitch is a Google Labs experiment that turns simple prompts and image inputs into UI designs and front-end code in minutes.

Uizard is an AI-powered UI design tool for apps, websites and desktop software.

Anima is a design-aware AI agent that generates working websites and apps from Figma files, live website URLs, screenshots or plain prompts.

A product designer at a SaaS startup sketches a dashboard concept on her iPad during a client meeting

Flowstep turns text descriptions into fully editable, production-ready UI designs through an AI-powered chat interface

AIDesigner, listed here as AI Designer, is an all-in-one AI design platform that converts short prompts into polished, editable designs.

Pencil, now called pen.dev, is an agentic design canvas where designers and AI agents build interfaces together and ship the result back to code.

Keycon is an AI-first studio for creating icons.

Consistent avatars without hiring an illustrator

You describe what you want and Prototyper spits out React components with Tailwind styling

Figma AI is the collection of AI features built into Figma for exploring, polishing and shipping product designs.

Figma Sites converts design frames into responsive website layouts without leaving the design environment

IconsMint generates complete icon sets where every piece matches the same visual weight and style

Designers and developers can drop a screenshot into 1UI and watch it generate an identical, editable interface in seconds

Attention Insight predicts where people will look on a design before it launches.

Design Arena is a crowdsourced benchmark for AI-generated design where you describe what you want to make and watch top models produce it.

Design 3D in your browser

Describe a UI, get production code

SVGMaker

Locofy turns finished designs into frontend code.

See it, code it

Tempo is an IDE for whole product teams, built so designers, product managers and engineers work in one place on the real codebase.

App development eats up months

You start by throwing an idea onto the canvas