Uizard

Uizard is a browser-based design tool that uses artificial intelligence to help people create user interfaces for apps and websites without needing professional design skills. You open it in any modern browser, log in to your account, and start a project; there is nothing to install.

The main feature is text-to-design. You describe the app or website you want in a short prompt, and the tool generates a set of editable screens. You can then change the layout, colors, text, and images as needed.

• Scan a sketch: take a photo of a hand-drawn wireframe on paper and convert it into a digital wireframe you can edit.
• Scan a screenshot: upload an image of an existing interface and get an editable version of it.
• Start from a template: choose from ready-made screens, themes, and a built-in component library to speed up your work.
• Build clickable prototypes: link screens together so you can preview the flow as a user would experience it.
• Work with others: invite team members to edit the same project at the same time.
• Export your work: download designs as images or PDF files, or move them into other design tools.

Uizard is useful for founders, product managers, marketers, and students who want to show an idea quickly without learning a complex design program. It is also helpful for teams that need rough mockups for feedback before committing to detailed design work. The free plan allows a small number of AI generations and limited exports, while paid plans add more generations, private projects, and higher-resolution output.