“1. Figma Make — best for existing Figma workflows”
“Best workflow integration”
“Generate interactive prototypes from text prompts.”
“Use existing Figma designs as context.”
“Refine designs within the Figma ecosystem.”
“Useful for designers, product managers, and collaborative teams.”
“a September 2026 randomized study involving 50 product designers and 50 product managers found approximately 20% shorter task completion times with Figma Make among participants who completed the tasks.”
“2. Relume — best for website architecture”
“Generates sitemaps from text descriptions.”
“Converts page structures into wireframes.”
“Exports to Figma, Webflow, and React.”
“Particularly useful for agencies and marketing websites.”
“3. UX Pilot — best for UX exploration”
“Generates low- and high-fidelity interfaces.”
“Creates multiple screens and user journeys.”
“Supports design-system inputs and Figma workflows.”
“Useful for exploring alternatives before committing to a design.”
“4. Visily — best for quick editable mockups”
“Generates screens from text and visual references.”
“Converts screenshots into editable designs.”
“Offers templates and drag-and-drop refinement.”
“Good for product managers and teams that don't have dedicated designers on every project.”
“5. Google Stitch — best for rapid experimentation”
“Generates UI from text and visual references.”
“Helps explore alternative layouts quickly.”
“Supports code-oriented workflows and design handoff.”
“6. Uizard — best for sketches to digital wireframes”
“Converts hand-drawn sketches into digital mockups.”
“Generates multi-screen concepts from prompts.”
“Converts screenshots into editable mockups.”
“Figma's integrations and MCP capabilities are particularly relevant if your team wants AI agents to work with existing design files rather than creating isolated prototypes.”
“Figma's integrations and MCP capabilities are particularly relevant if your team wants AI agents to work with existing design files rather than creating isolated prototypes.”