The design tool product teams use, now able to turn a prompt into a working prototype.
Image, Logo & Design
Uizard
Turns a prompt, screenshot or hand sketch into an editable app or website mockup.
3.7our rating
FreemiumFrom $12/mo
Quick take
- Type what your app does and get several editable screens in a minute or two. Good for showing an idea, not for final designs.
- The free plan gives only 3 AI generations a month, which is enough to try it but not to use it properly.
- Pro is $12 a month billed yearly; the page shows no month-to-month option.
- Owned by Miro since 2024 and still sold as a separate product.
- If you want a real working app, a prompt-to-code builder like Lovable or v0 now gets you further for similar money.
What is Uizard?
Uizard is a browser-based design tool for mocking up apps and websites without design skills. Describe the app you want and its Autodesigner builds several connected screens you can edit with drag and drop. You can also upload a screenshot of an existing app to get an editable copy, or photograph a hand-drawn wireframe and turn it into a digital one. Screens link together into a clickable prototype you can share for comments.
Pick it when a founder, product manager or marketer needs to show an idea to a team, client or investor quickly and doesn't know Figma. Figma is the better choice for real design work and handoff to developers. If you want a working app rather than a picture of one, Lovable, v0 or Bolt build real code from a prompt. Miro bought Uizard in 2024 and it still runs as its own product.
The catch: the AI layouts tend to look generic and a bit dated, the screenshot scanner struggles with busy screens, and exports to Figma can be messy. Treat it as a fast sketch tool for ideas, not a place to produce finished designs.
Who's using it, and who it's for
- Founders
- Product managers
- Marketers
- Consultants
- Students
Founders, product managers and marketers who need to mock up an app or website idea without a designer.
Key features
Autodesigner
Describe your app or site in plain English and it generates multiple connected screens and a colour theme you can edit.
Screenshot scanner
Upload a screenshot of any app or page and get an editable mockup to rework.
Wireframe scanner
Photograph a hand-drawn sketch and it turns it into a digital wireframe.
Clickable prototypes
Link screens together and share a link so people can click through and leave comments.
Templates and components
Ready-made app and website templates and drag-and-drop components for mobile, tablet and web.
How we rate it
3.7 / 5
Our rating
From using the tool ourselves. The average of the five scores.
- Ease of use
- 4.5
- Features
- 3.5
- Output quality
- 3.0
- Value for money
- 3.5
- Speed & reliability
- 4.0
How quickly someone non-technical gets value from it.
How completely it covers its own job, and how well the pieces fit together.
How good the results are before you fix them.
What you get for the price, including the free plan.
How fast it is and how often it falls over.
Uizard pricing
Free
Free
Trying it out on one idea.
- 3 AI generations a month
- 2 projects, up to 5 screens each
- Unlimited viewers and commenters
- Our pick
Pro
$12/mo billed yearly
One person mocking up ideas regularly.
- 500 AI generations a month
- Up to 100 projects, unlimited screens
- Private projects and all templates
- React and CSS code export
Business
$39/mo billed yearly
Small teams and agencies.
- 5,000 AI generations a month
- Unlimited projects and faster generation
- Custom brand kit
- Priority support
Enterprise
Custom
Teams of 15 or more.
- Unlimited AI generations and teams
- Design system setup
- Custom billing and onboarding
Which plan should you pick?
Try the free plan on one idea first. If you'll use it most months, Pro is cheap on the yearly plan. Business only makes sense if you need your own brand kit across a team.
Prices in USD unless noted, checked 22 October 2026. Vendors change plans often, so confirm on their site before you buy.
Best use cases
Ways Uizard can slot into your week.
- 1
Investor or client pitch
Generate the five key screens of a new app idea and share a clickable link in the pitch deck.
- 2
Workshop to wireframe
Photograph the whiteboard sketches from a planning session and turn them into digital screens the same day.
- 3
Brief a developer
Mock up roughly what you want so a freelance developer or agency can quote against something concrete.
- 4
Rework a competitor's flow
Scan a screenshot of a sign-up flow you like and adapt it to your own product.
How it fits your tech stack
It sits before your designer and developer: use it to agree on an idea, then rebuild in Figma or hand the screens to whoever builds the product. Teams already on Miro can pair it with their whiteboards.
Connects to
- Figma
- Miro
Pros and cons
Pros
- Very easy for people with no design background
- Prompt, screenshot and sketch all become editable screens
- Free viewers and commenters on every plan
- Pro is cheap on the yearly plan
Cons
- AI-generated layouts look generic and can feel dated
- Screenshot scanner struggles with complex screens
- Exports to Figma can come out with messy layers
- Free plan's 3 generations a month is very tight
- Paid plans shown as yearly only on the pricing page
Uizard alternatives
The closest alternatives to Uizard in the library, best rated first.
Nano Banana
4.6
Best for editing photos by describing the change
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Canva
4.5
Best for social media posts and stories
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Namelix
4.4
Best for brainstorming a business name
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Why it made the list
It is one of the easiest ways for a non-designer to turn an idea into clickable screens to show people.
Uizard FAQ
How much does Uizard cost?
There's a free plan, and paid plans start at $12/mo. Prices checked 22 October 2026 against Uizard's pricing page.
Is Uizard free?
Yes, Uizard has a free option. Try the free plan on one idea first. If you'll use it most months, Pro is cheap on the yearly plan. Business only makes sense if you need your own brand kit across a team.
What is Uizard best for?
Uizard is best for mocking up an app idea for investors or clients, turning a whiteboard sketch into screens and copying an existing screen to rework it. Founders, product managers and marketers who need to mock up an app or website idea without a designer.
What are the best Uizard alternatives?
The closest alternatives are Nano Banana, Canva, Namelix and Virtual Staging AI. Nano Banana is best for editing photos by describing the change.
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