About UXMagic
UXMagic generates interface designs from several kinds of input. You can describe a screen in text, upload a sketch or screenshot, clone a website by pasting its URL for an editable version, or import existing Figma designs and edit them with AI. Output can be exported to Figma, HTML or React, and tools such as an HTML-to-Figma converter and a Figma-to-code exporter are listed alongside the main generator.
Supporting features include automatic refinement of your input into structured prompts, instant edits to any element, a style guide generator for consistent UI, multi-screen generation from one prompt, an agent mode that works inside Figma on your canvas, and an MCP connection to carry designs from idea to production. A community gallery of generated UIs, libraries, templates and tutorials is provided, and the interface is available in about a dozen languages.
You can start for free, and a pricing page and affiliate program are listed. It is a hosted product for designers, developers and product teams that want wireframes and mockups quickly. The home page also advertises video tutorials on agent mode, style guides and multi-screen generation.
Key features
- Prompt to UI screen generation
- Website cloning from a URL
- Image or sketch to editable design
- Figma import and export
- Export to HTML and React code
- Style guide generator
- Agent mode inside Figma
Good fit for
- Drafting app screens from a text description
- Turning a screenshot into an editable Figma file
UXMagic: questions and answers
- What is UXMagic used for?
- UXMagic is an AI design tool that turns prompts, sketches, screenshots or website URLs into editable Figma-ready UI designs and exports to HTML or React code. It is a good fit for drafting app screens from a text description and turning a screenshot into an editable Figma file.
- Is UXMagic free?
- Yes. UXMagic has a free plan, and paid plans start at $35 per month.
- Is UXMagic open source?
- No. UXMagic is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Design category, open-source options include OpenPencil, Penpot and Doop.
- What are some alternatives to UXMagic?
- UXMagic competes with Uizard, Magic Patterns and Relume.
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