UXMagic

UXMagic is an AI UI design tool that generates high-fidelity screens, wireframes and complete user flows from text prompts, screenshots or sketches for product designers, founders and developers. It covers both ends of early design: quick low-fidelity structure and polished screens, with a flow mode that produces a whole journey at once. Designs move to Figma or code when they are ready.

What is UXMagic used for?

UXMagic is used to generate and iterate on app and web screens without drawing every frame by hand.

• Generating polished high-fidelity UI screens from a plain text prompt
• Planning structure first with low-fidelity wireframes and user flows in wireframe mode
• Creating an entire multi-screen user flow from one prompt with flow mode
• Editing a single section of a screen without regenerating the rest
• Turning screenshots or rough hand-drawn sketches into editable digital interfaces
• Recreating a website's layout from its URL, building a style guide and exporting to Figma or code

Who UXMagic is best for

UXMagic suits product designers who want faster wireframes and first drafts, startup founders who need app screens for investors or developers, and front-end developers who want a visual starting point. Large organizations that need shared component libraries and SSO will need the Enterprise plan.

UXMagic pricing

As of October 2026, UXMagic's free tier gives 20 credits that refresh every day, up to 3 screens daily, 5 projects and 1 Figma export, with no credit card required. Pro costs $35 per month billed monthly, or $17.5 per month billed annually ($210 per year), and includes 2,400 monthly credits for up to 400 screens with no daily limit, unlimited projects and 250 Figma exports. Enterprise has custom pricing and adds unlimited AI-generated screens, unlimited team seats, SSO and SAML, a team admin dashboard, a shared design system and component library, and dedicated onboarding.

Limitations to keep in mind

• The free tier is limited to 3 screens a day and a single Figma export
• Shared design systems and team administration are reserved for Enterprise
• Generated screens follow common patterns and need refinement for a distinct brand
• Code export covers the interface, not application logic

UXMagic vs alternatives

v0 by Vercel and Lovable are the better choice when you want a running app instead of designs. Onlook suits designers editing an existing React codebase. Framer AI is better for publishing marketing websites. UXMagic wins when you want structured UX work, wireframes, flows and hi-fi screens, with a low annual price and a free tier that refreshes daily.

Tips for getting started with UXMagic

Start in wireframe mode to agree on the flow, then generate high-fidelity screens once the structure is right. Use flow mode for onboarding or checkout journeys, since it keeps screens consistent. Fix individual areas with sectional editing instead of regenerating, which saves credits. Upload a screenshot of a product you admire to set the visual direction before prompting.

UXMagic FAQ

Is UXMagic free?

Yes, UXMagic has a free tier with 20 credits that refresh daily, up to 3 screens a day and 5 projects. Pro costs $17.5 per month billed annually.

What is UXMagic used for?

UXMagic is used to generate high-fidelity UI screens, wireframes and multi-screen user flows from prompts, screenshots or sketches.

Can UXMagic export to Figma?

Yes, UXMagic exports designs to Figma, with 1 export on the free tier and 250 on Pro, and it can also export code.

What is the best alternative to UXMagic?

v0 by Vercel is a strong alternative for working React code, and Framer AI is better for designing and publishing websites.