Uizard says you can design apps, websites, and desktop software if you can use Google Slides or PowerPoint. It generates multi-screen, editable prototypes in seconds using simple text, turns screenshots into editable mockups, and digitizes hand-drawn wireframes. Handoff is described as CSS or React code. Pricing includes Free at $0. Pro is $12 per month if billed annually. Business is $39 per month billed annually.
Official website · uizard.io
Uizard fits a team that wants a mockup from a sentence, a screenshot, or a sketch, then edits components in the same file. Controls on the pages are the text prompt, Autodesigner, both scanners, a fidelity switch, and the plan cards. It is a weaker fit if you need a month-to-month price: Pro is $12 per month if billed annually, with Save 40%, and no other dollar amount is shown. Free uses Autodesigner 1.5 and 3 AI generations per month. Pro uses Autodesigner 2.0 and 500.
The homepage says generate multi-screen, editable prototypes in seconds using simple text. You can also select any component, describe the changes you want, and let Autodesigner do the hard work, or generate new screens and a new theme to change the style. The product page calls this a text to UI generator plus a drag-and-drop editor. Autodesigner 2.0 is marked NEW and is described as generating projects, screens, and themes. The Free card says Autodesigner 1.5. Pro says Autodesigner 2.0. The pages do not define the model gap beyond those names and the generation counts.
Official documentationScreenshot Scanner says turn screenshots into editable mockups in seconds. The mockups page repeats text prompts or screenshots of apps. It does not list image formats or a pixel size. Wireframe Scanner says transform your hand-drawn wireframe sketches into digital designs. The pricing table lists scan screenshots and scan wireframes and scribbles as rows with monthly numbers. Example prompts on the mockups page include a startup landing page, a productivity app, an iOS mobile app, and a SaaS web app.
Official documentationThe product page lists ideate, create, iterate, and handoff. Handoff says share your designs as interactive prototypes, or handoff in CSS or React code. Pro’s card names developer handoff React CSS. No CSS sample is shown, and the pages do not call it production code. You can switch between high and low fidelity to focus on structure rather than visuals. Collaboration is described as real time, with feedback, and no design skill needed. You can add teammates and manage permissions. Unlimited free viewers and commenters are on the Free and Pro cards.
Official documentationThe Free card says 3 AI generations per month, 2 projects, and 10 free templates. The compare table’s first column adds up to 5 screens per project, a components limit of 400, and up to 5 saved custom templates. The next column fits Pro: up to 100 projects and full library access. Later columns say unlimited projects. Rows for text projects, screen design, themes, images, heatmaps, design reviews, screenshot scans, wireframe scans, a text assistant, and an image assistant repeat 3 per month, 500 per month, 5,000 per month, then unlimited.
Official documentationSigns up for free and uses simple text for a multi-screen prototype. The mockups page already names prompts such as an iOS mobile app or a SaaS web app. On Free, this suggested trial stays inside Autodesigner 1.5, 3 AI generations per month, and 2 projects. The table also lists several generator types at 3 per month in the first column.
Uses Screenshot Scanner when the input is an existing interface: turn screenshots into editable mockups. If the source is paper, the Wireframe Scanner line is the closer control: hand-drawn wireframe sketches become digital designs. After the scan, the component edit is the documented next step. Select any component, describe the changes you want, and let Autodesigner do the hard work.
A suggested handoff path keeps the design in Uizard until you need the line on the product page: share designs as interactive prototypes, or handoff in CSS or React code. Pro is the card that includes developer handoff React CSS, private projects, and Autodesigner 2.0. Business says everything from Pro and adds a custom brand kit plus 5,000 AI generations per month. The pages do not show the exported code.
Use the sign-up link. The Free card is marked $0 and free for everyone.
Generate from simple text, run Screenshot Scanner, or digitize a hand-drawn wireframe.
Describe a change to a selected component, or switch between high and low fidelity.
Free lists Autodesigner 1.5 and 3 generations. Pro lists Autodesigner 2.0, 500 generations, and $12 per month if billed annually.
Figures are the Uizard pricing page reviewed on 6 October 2026. Free is $0. Pro is $12 per month if billed annually, with a Save 40% label. Business is $39 per month, billed annually. Enterprise says 15+ and contact sales for a custom solution. Was not verified here.
Students and hobbyists trying the editor.
$0.
Free for everyone.
Startups that need the newer engine.
$12.
Per month if billed annually.
Larger organizations.
$39.
Per month, billed annually.
A custom solution for 15+ seats.
Not verified.
Billed annually, contact sales.
The compare table’s project counts line up with the cards: up to 2, up to 100, then unlimited. It also puts screens per project at up to 5 in the first column and a components limit of 400 there. Generation rows repeat 3 per month, 500 per month, 5,000 per month, and unlimited. Pro’s $12 is if billed annually.
The file needs to live in Figma rather than this mockup editor.
Uizard’s pages describe text, screenshot, and sketch inputs, then an editable mockup with a CSS or React handoff line. Open Figma AI when that mockup editor is the wrong home for the work.
You need a general design listing, not an app prototype.
Consider it when Uizard’s multi-screen prototype, Screenshot Scanner, and plan-based AI generations are not the job.
The goal is interface code more than an editable mockup.
Uizard documents a drag-and-drop editor plus a handoff line in CSS or React. V0 is listed here as a developer tool. Open it when you want that kind of listing instead of Uizard’s mockup and generation caps.
Yes. Free is $0. It is aimed at students and hobbyists, with 3 AI generations per month, Autodesigner 1.5, 2 projects, and 10 free templates. The first compare column also lists up to 5 screens per project and 400 components.
SourcePro is $12 per month if billed annually, with Save 40%, 500 AI generations per month, Autodesigner 2.0, React CSS handoff, up to 100 projects, and private projects. Business is $39 per month billed annually: everything from Pro, 5,000 AI generations, a custom brand kit, unlimited projects, and priority support. No non-annual dollar price is shown.
SourceOn the cards, Autodesigner 1.5 is the Free engine and Autodesigner 2.0 is the Pro engine, marked NEW. The nav says Autodesigner 2.0 generates projects, screens, and themes. The homepage says you can select a component, describe changes, and let Autodesigner do the work. The pages do not publish a model changelog beyond those labels and the generation counts.
SourceSimple text for a multi-screen prototype, a screenshot for Screenshot Scanner, and a hand-drawn wireframe for Wireframe Scanner. The mockups page also lists prompts such as a startup landing page, a productivity app, and an iOS mobile app. The pages do not state a file-size limit or a required prompt format.
SourceThe product page says share designs as interactive prototypes, or handoff in CSS or React code. Pro lists developer handoff React CSS. The compare section names export to JPG, PNG, PDF and 1x resolution.
SourceNo dollar amount. The Enterprise block says 15+, billed annually, custom solution to your needs, and contact sales. It includes everything from Business, unlimited AI generations, unlimited teams, design system setup, an AI data SLA, custom billing, and whiteglove onboarding support. Those words are the offer. They are not a quote.
SourceBesides the headline AI generations, the table lists generate projects from text, screen design from text, themes and brand kits, images, heatmaps, design reviews, screenshot scans, wireframe and scribble scans, a text assistant, and an image assistant. Each row follows 3 per month, 500 per month, 5,000 per month, then unlimited. The page does not say whether one generation spends one credit on every row.
SourceThe public homepage, pricing, product, and mockups pages do not state a refund window, a data-retention period, or a training opt-out. Enterprise mentions an AI data SLA without defining it. Support on the Free side is not given hours. Business lists priority support. Pro does not.
SourceOct 6, 2026 · NavHunt editorial
NavHunt did not run Uizard, did not generate a mockup, and did not scan a screenshot or a sketch. This profile restates the homepage, pricing page, product page, and mockups page public from uizard.io on 6 October 2026. Plan prices and generation caps are the vendor’s published lines. This description is based on Uizard's official materials reviewed on 2026-10-06, including Uizard homepage, Uizard pricing, Uizard product page, Uizard mockups.
Free lists Autodesigner 1.5 and 3 AI generations a month. Pro lists Autodesigner 2.0 and 500.