
UXMagic.ai
Figma-ready UI designs from a prompt, sketch, screenshot or URL
About UXMagic.ai
UXMagic.ai generates UI designs and, critically, delivers them Figma-ready. That distinction decides whether an AI design tool is useful or merely impressive. A generated screen that exists only as a picture inside the tool that made it is a reference image; a generated screen that opens in Figma as editable layers is a starting point a designer can actually build from. Everything downstream of design, meaning developer handoff, design system alignment and iteration with a team, runs through Figma, so output that lands there enters the real workflow rather than sitting beside it.
Four input types are supported, and the range is what makes it practical. Text prompts cover starting from nothing. Hand-drawn sketches cover the whiteboard-to-screen step that normally consumes an afternoon. Screenshots and URLs cover working from an existing product, whether that is yours for a redesign or a reference you want to learn from, with a clone-a-site capability available on paid plans. Coverage extends beyond individual screens to sitemaps and wireframes, so information architecture is handled alongside visual design. More than 50,000 designers, product managers and startup teams are reported. The free tier grants thirty one-time credits, five projects and one Figma export with no card.
Pick whichever input matches where you are starting. Describe the interface in text, photograph a sketch from a whiteboard, upload a screenshot of an existing screen, or supply a URL to work from a live site. UXMagic generates high-fidelity mockups from that input, and can also produce sitemaps and wireframes when the structure needs establishing before the visuals. Review and iterate on the generated designs, then export to Figma, where the result arrives as editable design rather than as a flat image. Paid plans add style guide generation, code export, Figma import for working from existing files, and site cloning, along with substantially higher credit and screen limits.
- •Figma-Ready Export - Designs land in Figma as editable work, which is what makes them usable rather than merely illustrative
- •Four Input Types - Text prompts, hand-drawn sketches, screenshots and URLs
- •Sitemaps and Wireframes - Information architecture and low-fidelity structure alongside high-fidelity screens
- •Clone a Site - Work from an existing live site as a structural starting point, on paid plans
- •Code Export - Generate implementation code as well as design, on paid plans
- •Style Guide Generation - Produce a consistent style guide rather than one-off screens
- •Figma Import - Bring existing Figma work in to iterate on it, not only push new work out
- •Free Tier Without a Card - 30 credits, 5 projects and one Figma export to evaluate properly
For product managers and founders who need a credible interface design before they can hire or brief a designer, and for designers using it as an ideation accelerator where the Figma round trip means it fits an existing process rather than replacing it. Startup teams get from idea to a designed product quickly. Developers building side projects get something better than a default component library. The sketch input is particularly good for teams who do their real thinking on whiteboards and lose momentum translating that into a design tool.
Pricing
$0 - $35/mo
- Free$0/mo
- UX Magic Pro$35/mo
- EnterpriseContact sales
From the vendor pricing page, 2026-09-21














