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Uizard Review

As an AI UI design tool, Uizard scans a hand-drawn wireframe or screenshot and rebuilds it into an editable, clickable prototype with a shared design system. Multiple people can co-edit a project with comments built in, and a free plan comes with a template library. Uizard is GDPR compliant, but trains its AI on customer content with no opt-out.

Visit UizardFrom $19/mo

Research-based review. Features and prices are checked on the vendor's own website, and the score is worked out from those facts. We haven't tested it hands-on yet.

The verdict

Worth it for fast wireframing from a hand-drawn sketch, but teams needing single sign-on or certified SOC 2 compliance should choose Figma instead.

Pros

  • Autodesigner turns a text prompt into an editable, multi-screen prototype.
  • A Wireframe Scanner turns a photo of a hand-drawn sketch into an editable design, and a Screenshot Scanner does the same for an existing app screenshot.
  • A Focus Predictor generates an attention heatmap on a design at the click of a button.
  • Viewers and commenters are unlimited and free on every plan.
  • A Figma plugin imports Figma elements directly into a Uizard design screen.
  • Handoff to developers is available as CSS or React code.
  • The free plan includes 3 AI generations a month, 2 projects and 10 templates with no credit card or trial needed.
  • Uizard states its approach to GDPR directly in its privacy policy.

Cons

  • On Free and Pro plans, designs and screenshots may be used to train Uizard's AI models, with no opt-out described.
  • Uizard has no background removal, object erase or replace, or upscaling tool.
  • Uizard runs in English only, with no option to change the interface language.
  • A custom brand kit is only available from the Business plan, at $39 a month per seat.
  • Uizard has no public developer API.
  • Neither SOC 2 certification nor SSO is offered.
From $19/moFree plan YesFree trial Yes
7.1/10

Spec Score

Uizard against 6 AI UI design tools
#6
of 6 AI UI design tools
-0.3
vs the average
100%
from published facts
Ahead of other AI UI design tools
Workflow and output+1.4What you can make+0.8Pricing+0.6
Behind other AI UI design tools
Teams and platforms-3.3Privacy and trust-3.0
Every criterion
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What you can make9.0
+0.8 vs 8.2 avg28.8 of 32 points
Clickable prototypesyes2 / 2
Shared design systemsyes2 / 2
Code it exports to2 code targets1 / 2
Specs and inspect for developersyes1.5 / 1.5
Turns a screenshot, sketch or URL into a designyes1.5 / 1.5
Built-in user testingyes1 / 1
Why these numbers

Shared design systems: Listed as an Enterprise-plan feature.

Code it exports to: Counted from code_frameworks.

Turns a screenshot, sketch or URL into a design: Uizard also has a Wireframe Scanner that digitizes hand-drawn wireframes into editable designs.

Built-in user testing: This is an AI-predicted attention heatmap on a design (Focus Predictor), not user testing with live human participants; recorded true because it matches the field's 'feedback on prototypes' definition.

Workflow and output9.0
+1.4 vs 7.6 avg16.2 of 18 points
File formats it exports5 export formats2.5 / 2.5
Imports Figma filesyes2 / 2
Apps it connects to1 integrations1 / 2
Several people edit at onceyes2 / 2
Comments and approvalyes1.5 / 1.5
Why these numbers

File formats it exports: Counted from export_formats. 'code' covers the CSS handoff; React components are also explicitly named.

Apps it connects to: Counted from integrations. Uizard is now part of Miro and publishes a blog post on using Miro alongside Uizard, but that describes using the two tools side by side for ideation, not a native embed/sync integration, so Miro is not counted here. No other named integrations found.

Pricing8.0
+0.6 vs 7.4 avg16 of 20 points
Cheapest paid plan, monthly$193 / 5
Free planyes3 / 3
Commercial use allowedyes2 / 2
Why these numbers

Cheapest paid plan, monthly: Cheapest paid plan on the monthly term. Read live in a browser because the raw HTML only serves the annual-billing figures; the Monthly/Annual switch is client-side JS. Pro clearly scales per seat ($19 x seats).

Commercial use allowed: Design tool, not a generative-content marketplace: customers retain ownership of what they create and commercial use is not gated behind a specific plan tier.

Teams and platforms2.5
-3.3 vs 5.8 avg3 of 12 points
Where it runs1 platforms0.5 / 3.5
APIno0 / 2.5
Template libraryyes2 / 2
Single sign-onno0 / 2
Why these numbers

Where it runs: Counted from platforms. Checked Help Center search for 'mobile app'; results were about designing mobile-app UIs in Uizard, not a native Uizard mobile or desktop app. None found.

API: Checked the pricing page (including Enterprise's feature list), the Enterprise page and the Terms of Service for a public/developer API; none mentioned.

Single sign-on: Checked the Enterprise page and pricing page's Enterprise feature list (Unlimited AI generations, Unlimited teams, Design system setup, AI data SLA, Custom billing, Whiteglove onboarding); no SSO/SAML mentioned.

Privacy and trust4.0
-3.0 vs 7.0 avg7.2 of 18 points
Does not train AI on what you uploadno0 / 4
SOC 2no0 / 2
GDPRyes1.5 / 1.5
Ways to reach support3 support channels2.5 / 2.5
Why these numbers

Does not train AI on what you upload: Plan-dependent, not a user-facing opt-out toggle: Free and Pro content may be used for AI training with no opt-out mechanism described; the same clause states Business and Enterprise customer content is excluded from training. Recorded as false because the cheapest paid plan (Pro) has no opt-out.

SOC 2: Checked the Enterprise page, pricing page and Privacy Policy for SOC 2 / ISO certification; none mentioned.

Ways to reach support: Counted from support_channels. 'chat' is Uizard's in-app AI Help Assistant, not a live human chat. No community forum found.

yesnonot published average for AI UI design tools
How the Spec Score works

Scored from what Uizard publishes on its own site. Not a hands-on test.

Compared with 7 AI UI design tools. Facts checked 19 Sep 2026.

A fact the vendor does not publish gets half the points, or the typical value for a number, and says so. It never counts as a no. How we score.

Uizard is a browser-based UI design tool built around Autodesigner, its own AI engine that turns a text prompt, a screenshot or a hand-drawn sketch into an editable, multi-screen prototype. Whether it suits you depends on how much value you put on that speed against a few real limits, since Uizard runs in English only, has no desktop app, and uses free and Pro plan content to train its AI models with no stated opt-out.

Uizard homepage screenshot
Uizard, Homepage

What is Uizard?

Uizard is part of Miro, and its legal entity is headquartered in Copenhagen, Denmark. It runs in the browser only, with no software or plugin to install, and its interface is English only, with no option to change language.

Uizard's AI engine is its own, named Autodesigner, with the free plan running Autodesigner 1.5. Uizard's own pages do not name an underlying third-party model.

Designing screens in Uizard

Autodesigner turns a text prompt into a set of editable, multi-screen prototypes. A Screenshot Scanner turns a screenshot of an app or product into an editable mockup, and a Wireframe Scanner does the same for a hand-drawn wireframe.

Designs can be shared as interactive prototypes, and an Image Generator creates images for use inside a project, though Uizard has no background removal, object erase or replace, or upscaling tool.

Design system setup is available, and handoff to developers comes as CSS or React code. A Figma plugin imports Figma elements directly into a Uizard design screen.

A Focus Predictor generates an attention heatmap on a design at the click of a button, giving a way to check where a screen draws the eye before it ships.

Working with other people

Viewers and commenters are unlimited and free on every plan, and real-time collaboration is available throughout. A custom brand kit for colors and typography is available from the Business plan upward.

Uizard has no public developer API. Its only named integration is the Figma plugin for importing Figma elements.

Uizard pricing: what each plan gives

Uizard pricing screenshot
Uizard, Pricing

Uizard's free plan includes unlimited free viewers and commenters, 3 AI generations a month on the Autodesigner 1.5 engine, 2 projects and 10 templates. There is no free trial of a paid plan; the free plan serves that purpose instead.

Pro costs $19 a month per seat, or $12 a month per seat billed annually, and includes 500 AI generations a month. Business is priced at $39 a month per seat, billed annually, and includes 5,000 AI generations a month plus the custom brand kit. Enterprise, for teams of 15 seats or more, is custom priced.

Privacy and support

Uizard's terms say that designs, prototypes, design systems and screenshots created on the Free and Pro plans may be used to fine-tune and train its AI models, with no opt-out described for those two plans; Business and Enterprise customer content is excluded from that clause. Uizard states its approach to GDPR directly in its privacy policy. Neither SOC 2 certification nor SSO is mentioned on Uizard's Enterprise or pricing pages.

Support runs through email and an in-app AI Help Assistant, backed by a help center; there is no live human chat.

Who Uizard suits

Uizard suits people without a design background who need a clickable UI prototype fast, using a text prompt, a screenshot or a hand-drawn sketch as the starting point. The free plan, with its 3 AI generations and 2 projects, is enough to see whether that workflow fits before paying anything.

It suits less well teams that need SSO or a SOC 2 report, since neither is offered, or anyone working in a language other than English, since the interface has no language option. Teams on Free or Pro who are sensitive about their design content should also know it may be used to train Uizard's AI models, with no opt-out on those plans.

How Uizard compares

Uizard scores 7.1 out of 10 among the AI UI design tools we rate. These three do the same job and are the closest to it, compared on what each vendor publishes.

7.1Uizard
vs
8.1Figma

Figma

Uizard includes a Focus Predictor that flags where attention lands on a screen, a built-in feature Figma does not offer natively, since Figma's user-testing options run through a separate integration. Figma runs on 5 platforms against Uizard's 1, connects to 12 integrations against Uizard's 1, and adds single sign-on and SOC 2, none of which Uizard has. Both let several people edit the same project live, support comments for approval, and include a template library to start from.

Pick Figma if your team needs single sign-on, SOC 2, and many more integrations.
Pick Uizard if you want built-in attention prediction on your designs.

Uizard vs Figma →
7.1Uizard
vs
7.3Anima

Anima

Uizard lets several people edit the same project live and leave comments for approval; Anima offers neither, and invited viewers can only fork a copy to work on their own. Uizard also starts you from a template library, which Anima does not have, and its cheapest paid plan is $19 against Anima's $25. Anima connects to more outside apps, 4 integrations against Uizard's 1, and its API is open by request on its top accounts, something Uizard does not offer.

Pick Anima if you need it to connect to more outside apps and want API access, even gated.
Pick Uizard if you want to collaborate live with comments and start from a template.

Uizard vs Anima →
7.1Uizard
vs
7.6Visily

Visily

Visily's cheapest paid plan is $14 against Uizard's $19, and it connects to 4 outside apps against Uizard's 1. Uizard instead includes a Focus Predictor that flags where attention lands on a screen, a feature Visily does not have, and Uizard's exported code covers 2 frameworks. Visily adds single sign-on on a higher plan, which Uizard does not offer. Both include a template library, export to 5 file formats, and let several people edit the same project live.

Pick Visily if you want more outside app connections and single sign-on for your team.
Pick Uizard if you want built-in attention prediction on your designs.

Uizard vs Visily →

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Uizard have a free plan?

Yes. It includes unlimited free viewers and commenters, 3 AI generations a month, 2 projects and 10 templates, running on the Autodesigner 1.5 engine. There is no separate timed trial; the free plan is the way to try Uizard before paying.

What does Uizard cost?

Pro costs $19 a month per seat, or $12 a month per seat billed annually. Business costs $39 a month per seat, billed annually. Enterprise, for teams of 15 seats or more, is custom priced.

Can Uizard turn a hand-drawn sketch into a design?

Yes, through its Wireframe Scanner, which turns a photo of a hand-drawn wireframe into an editable design. A separate Screenshot Scanner does the same for a screenshot of an existing app or product.

Does Uizard train its AI on what I upload?

On the Free and Pro plans, yes: Uizard's terms say designs, prototypes and screenshots created on those plans may be used to fine-tune and train its AI models, with no opt-out described. Business and Enterprise customer content is excluded from that clause.

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Uizard, Features
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