10 Best AI UI Design Generators in 2026 (Free & Paid)
Figma Make, Google Stitch, Uizard, UX Pilot, v0 and five more, compared on what you can type in, what you get back, and what each one costs in October 2026.
The best AI UI design generator for most teams in 2026 is Figma Make, because it generates working, editable interfaces inside the tool designers and developers already share. The best free option is Google Stitch: it needs only a Google account and exports to Figma and to code. For a quick first draft from a sketch or a screenshot, use Uizard or UX Pilot, and for React code, use v0. If you need a live app rather than a design file, Appy Pie AI (our product) turns a prompt into a working app you can publish. Below, all ten are compared on inputs, outputs, free tiers and price, with honest cons. For what to decide before and after you pick a tool, read our mobile app design guide.
What This Guide Delivers
- 10 AI UI generators, including Figma Make, Google Stitch and v0
- Prices read from each vendor’s own page on 7 October 2026
- What each tool takes in and what it gives back: a Figma file, code or a live app
- Every free tier, side by side
- Honest cons for every tool, including ours
- 12 FAQs, from free tools to whether AI replaces designers
How we checked: prices and features come from each vendor’s own website, read on 7 October 2026 from a US connection, and the screenshots are our own captures of each tool’s public site. We did not run a hands-on, same-prompt test for this update. Appy Pie AI is our product: it is included with full disclosure and ranked 5th. Rated 4.7/5 on G2 from 1,388 reviews.
TL;DR Quick Summary
Ten AI UI design generators lead in 2026. Figma Make is the strongest choice for teams already in Figma, and Google Stitch is the best free option, with Figma and code export. Uizard and UX Pilot are the quickest way from a sketch, screenshot or prompt to an editable draft, and v0 is the pick for React code. Appy Pie AI, our product, ranks 5th: it is the only tool here that turns the prompt into a working app you can publish, but it gives you no Figma file.
| Tool | Best for | Free plan | Paid from |
|---|---|---|---|
| Figma Make | Teams already designing in Figma | Yes | $16/mo |
| Google Stitch | The best free AI UI generator | Yes | Free |
| Uizard | Sketch or screenshot to UI | Yes | $12/mo |
| UX Pilot | Wireframes to hi-fi, with Figma export | Yes | $7.49/mo |
| Appy Pie AI | A live app, not a design file | Trial | $16/mo |
| Visily | Non-designers sharing wireframes | Yes | $14/mo |
| v0 by Vercel | React code from a prompt | Yes | $30/mo |
| Banani | Text-to-UI prototypes | Yes | $12/mo |
| UXMagic | Turning an existing site into editable UI | Yes | $17.50/mo |
| AIDesigner | Landing pages and brand assets | Yes | $25/mo |
Table of Contents
Jump to any tool. This guide explains how we compared all 10, profiles each with strengths, cons and pricing, compares inputs, outputs and free tiers, then answers the 12 most common questions.
- How We Evaluated These AI UI Design Generators
- Figma Make: Teams Already Designing in Figma
- Google Stitch: Free AI UI Generator
- Uizard: Sketch and Screenshot to UI
- UX Pilot: Wireframes to Hi-Fi, With Figma Export
- Appy Pie AI: When You Need a Live App, Not a Design File
- Visily: Non-Designers Who Need Wireframes
- v0 by Vercel: React Code From a Prompt
- Banani: Text-to-UI Prototypes
- UXMagic: Turning a Website Into Editable UI
- AIDesigner: Polished Landing Pages and Brand Assets
- Best Text-to-UI Generators: What Goes In and What Comes Out
- Free AI UI Generators: What Each Free Tier Gives You
- Which AI UI Design Tool Should You Choose?
- Frequently Asked Questions
How We Evaluated These AI UI Design Generators
We compared each tool on the same six points, from its own product pages, pricing page and help documentation, read on 7 October 2026 from a US connection. We did not run a hands-on, same-prompt test for this update, so where quality depends on the output, we describe what each vendor says the tool does rather than grade it.
What goes in
Text only, or also screenshots, sketches, PRDs and Figma files?
What comes out
An editable design, a Figma file, code, or a live app?
Editing after generation
Can you refine by hand as well as by prompt?
Free tier
What the free plan actually allows before you pay.
Price
The first paid plan, from the vendor’s own pricing page.
Disclosure
Appy Pie AI is our product. It is ranked 5th, with its cons listed.
RANK 01
Figma (with Figma Make)
Figma Make is Figma’s prompt-to-UI tool. You describe an interface, such as a mobile banking app or a SaaS dashboard, and Make builds a working, responsive version with components and styling. You can steer it with images, PDFs or frames pasted from your existing Figma designs, then copy the result to the Figma canvas to fine-tune it or publish it as a web app.
Because it shares an account with Figma Design and Dev Mode, the draft never has to leave the tool your developers already inspect. That is also its catch for beginners: Figma is a professional design tool, and AI use is metered in credits, from up to 500 a month on the free Starter plan.
Strengths
- Generates working, responsive UI from a prompt, inside Figma
- Accepts images, PDFs and frames from your own designs as context
- Copy the result to the canvas, or publish it as a web app
- Free Starter plan includes up to 500 AI credits a month
Cons
- Steeper learning curve than the prompt-only tools on this list
- Starter AI credits are capped at 150 a day
- Full seats cost more once a team grows
- No publishing to Google Play or the App Store
RANK 02
Google Stitch
Stitch is Google’s AI UI designer, and it is where Galileo AI went: Galileo’s old domain now redirects to Stitch. You describe a screen or upload an image, and Stitch generates several app or web screens at once that you refine by chat. When a design is ready, you can send it to Figma or take the front-end code.
It costs nothing. You sign in with a Google account and no card is asked for, and as of October 2026 there is no paid plan. Usage is limited by a daily credit allowance, so long sessions on complex flows can run into the cap.
Stitch shows a blank screen until you sign in, so we could not capture it.
Strengths
- Free, with no paid tier and no card required
- Generates several screens at once from text or an image
- Exports to Figma and to front-end code
- Built by Google, from the team behind Galileo AI
Cons
- Daily credit allowance limits heavy use
- Fewer collaboration features than Figma or Uizard
- A Google Labs product, so features and limits change often
RANK 03
Uizard
Uizard is built for people who are not designers. Autodesigner 2.0 generates projects, screens and themes from a text prompt, the Screenshot Scanner turns a screenshot into an editable mockup, and the Wireframe Scanner digitizes a hand-drawn sketch.
Everything stays in Uizard’s own editor, which works more like slides than a professional design tool, and you can link screens into a clickable prototype. It is built for drafts and prototypes rather than production design systems.
Strengths
- Text, a screenshot or a hand-drawn sketch all work as input
- An editor simple enough for founders and product managers
- Multi-screen prototypes generated from text
- Templates for mobile, web and desktop apps
Cons
- Free plan is limited to 2 projects
- Smaller component library than Figma
- Built for prototypes, not production design systems
RANK 04
UX Pilot
UX Pilot generates low- to high-fidelity wireframes and UI from a prompt, and it also takes messier inputs: sketches, PDFs, screenshots or an imported PRD. You can pull the designs into Figma, hand off ready-to-build code, or sync the code to a GitHub repository.
The free plan is small (45 credits, about 7 screens), but its paid entry price is the lowest on this list.
Strengths
- Prompt, sketch, PDF, screenshot or PRD as input
- Low- and high-fidelity output
- Export to Figma and to code, with GitHub sync
- Lowest paid entry price here
Cons
- The free plan covers only a handful of screens
- Credit-based, so complex flows use more
- Output still needs a designer’s pass for a real product
RANK 05
Appy Pie AI ★
Appy Pie AI, our own product, works differently from everything ranked above it. You describe the app or website in its AI UI design generator, and the prompt goes straight into the Appy Pie AI app builder, which creates a working app you edit with drag and drop and publish to Google Play and the App Store.
That makes it the shortest path from an idea to something people can install. It also means you get no Figma file, no design tokens and no code handoff, and less precise visual control than a design tool gives you. If your next step is a developer or a design review, one of the tools above fits better.
Strengths
- Turns a prompt into a working, publishable app
- Drag-and-drop editing after the app is generated
- App store publishing and web hosting built in
- No design or coding background needed
Cons
- No Figma export or design handoff
- Less pixel-level control than a design tool
- iOS publishing needs the Platinum plan
- Not built for design-system work
RANK 06
Visily
Visily is pitched at product managers and founders rather than designers. You can start from a text prompt, a screenshot, a diagram or a template, then edit by hand or with AI chat, and it can turn a diagram straight into UI screens.
The free Starter plan includes 300 AI credits a month. Figma import and export, code export and the Visily MCP server are on the Pro plan.
Strengths
- Text, a screenshot or a diagram as input
- Edit by hand or with AI chat
- Smart components and auto-prototyping
- A generous free tier for a small team
Cons
- Figma and code export need Pro
- Business plan is billed yearly only
- Not a production design tool
RANK 07
v0 by Vercel
v0 is a coding agent rather than a design canvas. You describe an interface, or paste a screenshot or a Figma file, and v0 writes the React code for it, with a Design Mode for visual edits. You can sync the project with GitHub and deploy it to Vercel in one click.
It suits developers and technical founders. If you would rather adjust a layout by dragging than by reading code, a design-first tool will feel easier. The free plan allows 7 messages a day.
Strengths
- Real React code from text, screenshots or Figma files
- Design Mode for visual edits
- GitHub sync and one-click deploy to Vercel
- Builds full-stack apps, not just screens
Cons
- Code-first, so less friendly to non-developers
- The free plan is capped at 7 messages a day
- Usage credits on top of the plan price
RANK 08
Banani
Banani generates editable, multi-screen prototypes from a plain-language description or a PRD. Drop in images, screenshots or Figma links and it extracts the visual style to match. An agent mode handles longer tasks, and you can export to Figma, HTML/CSS or images, or connect coding agents to your designs over MCP.
The free plan gives 12 credits a month: enough to judge the output, not enough to design a product.
Strengths
- Multi-screen prototypes from a description or a PRD
- Matches the style of screenshots and Figma links
- Figma, HTML/CSS and image export
- MCP access for coding agents
Cons
- The free plan is 12 credits a month
- Smaller community and ecosystem than the leaders
- Monthly billing costs well above the yearly rate
RANK 09
UXMagic
UXMagic turns a prompt, a sketch or a screenshot into Figma-ready UI, and it can clone an existing website from its URL. You can export to Figma, HTML or React, import from Figma, and run its AI agent directly inside Figma.
The free plan gives 20 credits a day, up to 3 screens. If you clone a site, use it as a starting point: reusing someone else’s design as-is raises copyright questions.
Strengths
- Prompt, sketch, screenshot or URL as input
- Figma, HTML and React export
- Works inside Figma as well as on the web
- Free credits every day
Cons
- The free plan stops at 3 screens a day
- Monthly billing costs double the yearly rate
- Cloned designs need reworking before you can use them
RANK 10
AIDesigner
AIDesigner generates website UI, mobile app screens, images and brand kits from a prompt. You can link an existing site for a redesign, turn a screenshot into editable HTML, and on the Pro plan publish websites on your own domain. An MCP server connects it to AI coding assistants.
It leans toward visual polish over app logic, and the Pro plan’s 100 monthly credits go quickly on multi-screen work.
Strengths
- Website, app screen and brand-asset generation in one place
- Redesign from a URL, and screenshot to HTML
- Publish websites on your own domain (Pro)
- MCP server for coding assistants
Cons
- Pro includes 100 credits a month
- A broad design tool, less focused on app flows
- A newer, smaller company than most on this list
Best Text-to-UI Generators: What Goes In and What Comes Out
Text-to-UI means you type a description and get interface screens back. All ten tools do that. What separates them is what else they accept, and what you can do with the result once it exists.
| Tool | Text prompt | Image or screenshot | Other inputs | What you get |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Figma Make | Yes | Yes | Figma frames, PDFs | Working prototype; copy to Figma canvas; publish as a web app |
| Google Stitch | Yes | Yes | – | Multi-screen UI; Figma export; front-end code |
| Uizard | Yes | Yes | Hand-drawn sketch | Editable mockups and clickable prototypes |
| UX Pilot | Yes | Yes | Sketch, PDF, PRD | Wireframes and hi-fi UI; Figma export; code and GitHub sync |
| Appy Pie AI | Yes | – | – | A working app you can publish to Google Play and the App Store |
| Visily | Yes | Yes | Diagram | Wireframes and prototypes; Figma and code export on Pro |
| v0 by Vercel | Yes | Yes | Figma file | React code; deploy to Vercel |
| Banani | Yes | Yes | PRD, Figma link | Prototypes; Figma, HTML/CSS and image export |
| UXMagic | Yes | Yes | Sketch, website URL | Figma-ready UI; Figma, HTML and React export |
| AIDesigner | Yes | Yes | Website URL | Web and app UI, brand kits; HTML; publish websites |
- Starting from a sketch or a screenshot? Uizard, UX Pilot and UXMagic all read one.
- Starting from a requirements document? UX Pilot and Banani import a PRD.
- Need the result in Figma? Figma Make, Stitch, UX Pilot, Banani, UXMagic and Visily (Pro) all get it there.
- Need code? v0 gives you React; UXMagic gives HTML or React; Stitch and Banani give front-end code.
Free AI UI Generators: What Each Free Tier Gives You
Nine of the ten have a free tier, but they measure it differently: per day, per month or per project. Only Google Stitch is free with no paid plan at all. Here is what each free tier gives you and what the first paid plan costs.
| Tool | Free tier | First paid plan |
|---|---|---|
| Google Stitch | Free with a Google account; a daily credit allowance | No paid plan |
| Figma (Figma Make) | Starter: 150 AI credits a day, up to 500 a month | Professional, $16/month per full seat |
| Uizard | 2 projects, 10 templates | Pro, $12/month billed yearly |
| UX Pilot | 45 credits, about 7 screens, no card | Standard, $7.49/month billed yearly |
| Visily | 300 AI credits a month | Pro, $14 per editor a month |
| v0 by Vercel | 7 messages a day | Plus, $30 per user a month |
| Banani | 12 credits a month | Plus, $12/month billed yearly ($20 monthly) |
| UXMagic | 20 credits a day, up to 3 screens | Pro, $17.50/month billed yearly ($35 monthly) |
| AIDesigner | Free to try, no card | Pro, $25/month |
| Appy Pie AI | Trial | Basic, $16 per app a month (Google Play); Platinum $60 for iOS |
Yearly billing is shown where the vendor leads with it. Several tools (Banani, UXMagic) charge close to double on monthly billing, so check both before you commit.
Which AI UI Design Tool Should You Choose?
Find your situation in the left column. The right pick depends on whether you need a design file, code or a live app.
| If you are… | Pick | Why |
|---|---|---|
| A design team already working in Figma | Figma (Figma Make) | Generated UI stays in the shared workspace |
| Looking for the best free generator | Google Stitch | Free, with Figma and code export |
| Starting from a sketch or a screenshot | Uizard or UX Pilot | Both turn a picture into editable UI |
| A PM or founder sharing wireframes | Visily | Simple editor, generous free tier |
| A developer who wants React code | v0 by Vercel | Code-first, with deploy to Vercel |
| Starting from an existing website | UXMagic | Clones a URL into editable UI |
| Making landing pages and brand visuals | AIDesigner | Polished web UI and brand kits |
| Needing a live app, not a design file | Appy Pie AI | Prompt to a publishable app |
If you are unsure, start with Google Stitch: it is free and exports to both Figma and code, so it shows you which kind of output you actually need before you pay for anything.
Skip the Handoff: Turn Your Prompt Into an App
Appy Pie AI UI design generator sends your description straight into the app builder, so what you get is a working app you can edit and publish, not a mockup. No code or design skills needed.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best AI UI design generator in 2026?
For most teams it is Figma Make, because it generates working, editable UI inside Figma, where designers and developers already work. Google Stitch is the best free option. Uizard and UX Pilot are the quickest from a sketch or screenshot, and v0 is the best if you want React code.
What is the best free AI UI generator?
Google Stitch. It is free with a Google account, has no paid plan as of October 2026, generates several screens at once and exports to Figma and to front-end code. Figma’s free Starter plan (up to 500 AI credits a month) and Visily’s free plan (300 AI credits a month) are the next most generous.
Can AI create a UI design?
Yes. Every tool in this list turns a text description into interface screens, and most also accept a screenshot or a sketch. The result is a strong first draft: you still need to check layout, spacing, accessibility and how the screens connect before it is ready for real users.
What is the best text-to-UI generator?
Google Stitch and Figma Make generate the most complete screens from text alone. UX Pilot and Banani are the strongest if your text is a full requirements document (PRD), because both import one. If you want code rather than a design, v0 turns text into React.
Can AI UI generators export to Figma?
Most can. Figma Make works inside Figma; Google Stitch, UX Pilot, Banani and UXMagic export to it; Visily does on its Pro plan. Uizard keeps designs in its own editor, v0 produces code rather than a Figma file, and Appy Pie AI produces an app.
Which AI UI tools give you real code?
v0 writes React code and deploys it to Vercel. UXMagic exports HTML or React, Banani exports HTML/CSS, and Google Stitch exports front-end code. UX Pilot hands off code and can sync it to GitHub. Treat generated code as a starting point and review it before shipping.
Is AI replacing UI/UX designers?
No. These tools remove the slow first-draft work, but they do not do user research, decide what a product should do, or judge whether a flow makes sense for real users. Designers who use them get to a reviewable draft faster; the judgment is still theirs.
Can ChatGPT design a UI?
ChatGPT can describe a layout, suggest a screen structure and write HTML and CSS for a simple interface, but it has no design canvas to edit on. For editable screens, use a dedicated generator such as Google Stitch or Uizard, and use ChatGPT for structure and interface copy.
Are AI UI design tools good for complete beginners?
Yes, if you pick the right one. Uizard, Visily and Google Stitch are the easiest for non-designers. Figma Make is powerful but sits inside a professional design tool. If you want a live app without designing at all, Appy Pie AI builds one from your description.
Can I turn an AI-generated UI into a real app?
Yes, in two ways. Code-producing tools such as v0, UXMagic and Stitch give you a codebase a developer can finish. Appy Pie AI skips that step: its UI design generator turns your prompt into a working app you edit and publish to Google Play and the App Store.
How much do AI UI design tools cost?
As of October 2026, paid plans start at $7.49 a month (UX Pilot Standard, billed yearly) and run to $30 per user a month (v0 Plus). Figma Professional starts at $16 per full seat. Google Stitch is free. Appy Pie AI starts at $16 per app a month for Google Play and $60 for iOS.
What happened to Galileo AI and Motiff?
Galileo AI is now Google Stitch: its old domain redirects to Stitch. Motiff has been discontinued; its site says data export is available until October 31, 2026, so it is no longer an option for new projects.
Choose by What You Need at the End: a Design, Code or a Live App
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