35 tools
Tokens Studio
tokens.studio
Tokens Studio is the standard Figma plugin for design token management — it lets designers create and organize tokens for colors, typography, spacing, and shadows, then sync them to GitHub, GitLab, or other repos as JSON. It fills the gap Figma Variables leave open: semantic mappings, theme logic, portability to code, and version control. Also maintains Style Dictionary V4 and is expanding to Framer.
Antigravity
antigravity.google
Google Antigravity is an agentic IDE built on a forked VS Code that lets AI agents autonomously plan, write code, run the terminal, and test in a browser with minimal hand-holding. It pairs with Google Stitch (their text-to-UI design tool) to form a full design-to-code pipeline. Available free in public preview with generous Gemini 3 Pro limits; also supports Claude and OpenAI models.
Banani
www.banani.co
Banani generates editable, multi-screen UI prototypes from text prompts, reference images, or screenshots, then lets you export directly to Figma, HTML/CSS, or image. It is aimed at non-designers — PMs, founders, engineers — who need to move fast without hiring a designer. Free tier includes 20 generations per day; paid plans start at $20/month.
Midjourney
midjourney.com
Generative image platform for visual exploration, concept art, and design inspiration.
Subframe
subframe.com
Subframe is a code-first UI builder where every layer maps directly to React and Tailwind components — no mockup-to-code translation gap. It ships 200+ pre-built components, design system support, and clean code export you actually own. A standout feature is MCP integration with Cursor and Claude Code, letting developers prompt new designs from their IDE. Aimed at backend-heavy teams that need to ship quality UI without a dedicated designer.
Magic Patterns
www.magicpatterns.com
Magic Patterns is a YC-backed AI prototyping tool that generates React and Tailwind components tuned to your existing design system — upload your brand tokens, component library, or Figma file and it generates on-brand UI rather than generic output. It's aimed at product teams iterating on an existing product, not starting from scratch; for that reason it competes more with internal prototyping workflows than with tools like Lovable or Bolt.
Blueberry
meetblueberry.com
Blueberry is a Mac workspace that combines a code editor, terminal, browser preview, and canvas in one window, with a built-in MCP server so your AI always has full context: open files, browser preview, terminal output, and pinned apps like Figma, GitHub, Linear, and PostHog. It adds flow mode, tiling layouts, and ambient music for focus. A complete rethink of the dev environment for people building software products.
Protopie
www.protopie.io
ProtoPie is the go-to tool for high-fidelity interactive prototypes that go beyond what Figma can do — it handles conditional logic, variables, sensor inputs (gyroscope, touch, voice), and cross-device communication without any code. Used by Google, Meta, BMW, and Samsung for complex interaction design including automotive and IoT. It's not a design tool, so you build visuals in Figma first and import; the steep learning curve and $79/month Pro price make it overkill for simple web prototypes.
Agentation
agentation.dev
Agentation is a floating toolbar you add to your React app that lets you click on UI elements and generate structured markdown feedback for AI coding agents. Instead of describing "the blue button in the sidebar," it captures CSS selectors, component names from the React fiber tree, and positional data so agents like Claude Code or Cursor can locate and fix the exact element. Free and open source, works with any AI agent that accepts text input.
Aura
www.aura.build
Aura is an AI landing page and website builder that generates complete designs from text prompts or uploaded images, then exports clean HTML, Tailwind CSS, or frames to Figma. It gives you a full visual editor with 800+ templates, 15,000+ stock images, and 1,400+ components alongside access to Claude, Gemini, and GPT-4.1. Trusted by over 65,000 users; free tier available with paid plans for more prompts and exports.
Variant
variant.com
Variant skips the blank canvas entirely — type a prompt and a scrolling feed of fully-formed UI designs appears. You scroll for more variations without re-prompting, use the Style Dropper to transfer visual DNA between designs, and export as HTML or React code. Built by Ben South (ex-Postmates VP); better for rapid design direction exploration than production refinement.
Visily
www.visily.ai
Visily is an AI-powered wireframing and UI design tool built explicitly for non-designers — product managers, analysts, and founders who need to get ideas into visual form fast. It handles text-to-design, screenshot-to-design, and sketch-to-design input methods, lets you toggle between low and high fidelity on the same canvas, and exports to Figma. At $11/month (annual), it's competitive on price and offers the full AI feature set even on the free tier.
Dessn
dessn.ai
Dessn lets product teams design directly in their production codebase without opening an IDE. Give it read access to your repo and it extracts your design language — components, tokens, typography — then builds a design environment your whole team can use for prototyping and handoff. The result is developer-ready code from day one because designs are made in the actual production context.
Opacity
opacity.com
Opacity aims to be design's GitHub moment — a single platform where design and code live together rather than in separate files that drift apart. Built by Drew Wilson (Crew, Unsplash investor), it's in early access and targets product teams tired of maintaining Figma files and component libraries as two disconnected sources of truth. Also building Loupe, a Mac app for AI-assisted building.
Jitter
jitter.video
Jitter is a browser-based motion design tool aimed at designers who want After Effects-style animation without the learning curve. It integrates directly with Figma (300k+ plugin installs), exports to 4K video, GIF, and Lottie, and includes kinetic typography and AI image-to-video generation. Won the Golden Kitty Award 2023 in the Design category.
Rive
rive.app
Rive is a real-time interactive animation tool that lets you design state-machine-driven animations and ship them natively to web, iOS, Android, Flutter, and game engines via lightweight .riv files. Unlike Lottie, animations respond to user input and runtime variables without extra code. Used by Spotify Wrapped, Duolingo, and apps reaching 2 billion users.
Zed
zed.dev
High-performance code editor built in Rust with GPU rendering via a custom GPUI framework — genuinely faster than VS Code with 0.5s startup, 120fps scrolling, and 2.5x lower power draw. Native multiplayer editing baked in from day one. Agentic editing, open-source Zeta model for autocomplete, and multi-model AI panel. Open source under GPL; Windows support arrived in late 2025.
Flora
flora.ai
Flora is a node-based generative AI canvas where each step in a creative workflow is a node — prompt, generate, transform, branch — letting teams explore multiple directions without losing history. It unifies 50+ models (Veo 3, Kling, FLUX, Gemini, and others) for text, image, and video in one environment. Raised $52M total; used by designers at Nike, Levi's, Pentagram, and Lionsgate.
Adora
www.adora.so
Adora automatically captures every screen, modal, and user journey in your live product without manual event tagging, building a continuously-updated visual library of what your app actually looks like in production. AI watches for usability issues 24/7 and links findings directly to the affected screens. Founded by ex-Canva execs, backed by Blackbird Ventures with a $9.9M seed, and used by teams at Canva, Notion, and Replit.
Rivet
rivet.design
Rivet is an open-source visual programming environment for building AI agents and LLM workflows — you wire together nodes for prompts, conditionals, tool calls, and data transformations on a drag-and-drop canvas instead of writing prompt-chaining code. Built by Ironclad and available as a TypeScript library for embedding in your own app. Model-agnostic (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google), supports parallel execution, real-time remote debugging, and exposes any graph as an HTTP endpoint via `rivet serve`.
Frame0
frame0.app
Frame0 is a desktop wireframing app with a deliberate hand-drawn aesthetic — the sketchy style signals 'this is a draft' to stakeholders and keeps early conversations focused on structure rather than polish. It's the most direct Balsamiq alternative, adding AI wireframe generation via your own API key (OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, or Grok), MCP server support for Claude Desktop and Cursor, and code export from wireframes. Works offline, cross-platform, with a free core tier and a one-time paid upgrade.
LottieFiles
lottiefiles.com
LottieFiles is the central ecosystem for Lottie animations — a community library of 400,000+ animations, an online editor, and integrations with Figma, After Effects, Webflow, and Framer. Lottie files are up to 600% lighter than GIFs and render natively on iOS, Android, and web. The platform also handles team collaboration, version control, and the newer dotLottie format for even smaller file sizes.
Moonchild AI
moonchild.ai
Moonchild is an AI design tool that generates high-fidelity UI screens from PRDs or product briefs, but its distinguishing feature is that it generates inside your design system rather than inventing its own — using your actual components, spacing scale, and color tokens from Figma. It produces multiple design directions, critiques them against the original brief, and exports to Figma. Getting active coverage in early 2026 as a serious alternative to Figma Make and Uizard.
UX Pilot
uxpilot.ai
UX Pilot generates wireframes and high-fidelity UI screens from text prompts, with standout multi-screen flow consistency that most AI tools get wrong. It includes predictive heatmaps, automated design review, bidirectional Figma integration, and HTML/CSS export. At $14-22/month, it's priced for individual designers; the credit-based model can be disruptive when credits run out mid-project.
Create.xyz / Anything
www.create.xyz
Create (formerly Create.xyz, now rebranded as Anything) is a prompt-to-app builder that turns plain English into working websites, micro-tools, and mobile apps with instant hosting. It's built for speed and low friction — a working prototype in minutes, no code required. Best for solo founders and non-technical creators validating ideas; not suitable for production apps that need auth, security, or scalable infrastructure.
Spline
spline.design
Spline is a browser-based 3D design tool that makes interactive 3D accessible to web designers without requiring Blender or Three.js skills. You get parametric modeling, timeline animation, event-driven states, and one-click embedding for websites — all with real-time collaboration. An optional AI add-on generates 3D objects and textures from text prompts.
Tempo Labs
tempo.new
Tempo is a YC-backed AI platform that combines a visual React editor, AI code generation, and GitHub integration into one environment for building production React apps. Designers, PMs, and developers all work in the same canvas — you can prompt, drag-and-drop, import from Storybook, or edit locally in VSCode and push to GitHub. Primarily for teams building React apps who want to cut front-end time without leaving their existing workflow.
Flowstep
flowstep.ai
Flowstep is a conversational AI design workspace that generates connected multi-screen UI flows from plain language prompts — its strength is producing entire user journeys, not just individual screens. Outputs are editable, collaborative artifacts that paste directly into Figma without a plugin. The free plan includes unlimited generations and real-time collaboration, making it genuinely usable without paying; the main limitation is no design system import for on-brand generation.
Overflow
overflow.io
Overflow is a dedicated user flow diagramming tool for design teams — you sync screens from Figma, Sketch, or Adobe XD and connect them into interactive, shareable flow diagrams for stakeholder presentations. Its sweet spot is async walkthroughs: stakeholders can self-navigate a flow without a meeting. Not a wireframing or design tool; real-time collaboration is limited to commenting rather than simultaneous editing.
Readymag
readymag.com
Readymag is a freeform browser-based design tool for creating portfolios, editorial websites, and campaign microsites without code. Unlike grid-constrained builders, it lets you place elements freely with full typographic control — variable fonts, ligatures, stylistic sets — plus scroll animations and hover interactions. Used by Condé Nast, Airbnb, and Amazon; won a Fast Company Innovation by Design Award in 2024. Note: templates are not responsive by default.
Uizard
uizard.io
Uizard is a quick-start prototyping tool aimed at non-designers — it converts text prompts, hand-drawn sketches, or screenshots into editable UI mockups, and includes an AI chatbot for iterative edits. Acquired by Miro in 2024. Output can be generic and the lack of Figma integration is a notable gap; it's best suited for early-stage ideation and product teams who need something shareable without touching Figma.
Recraft
recraft.ai
AI design studio for generating production-quality vector and raster assets with brand consistency.
Unicorn Studio
www.unicorn.studio
Unicorn Studio is a no-code WebGL effects editor for the web — you stack layers with 70+ shader effects (gradients, glows, pixel distortions) on a spatial canvas and embed the result as a lightweight 36kb snippet. It sits between raw shaders and rigid presets, making GPU-accelerated visuals accessible without Three.js or GLSL. Think hero backgrounds and interactive effects for Webflow, Framer, or custom sites.
Affinity Suite
affinity.studio
Professional design suite now free following Canva's acquisition. Combines Affinity Designer (vector), Photo (raster), and Publisher (page layout) into a single unified app with three studio modes. No subscription required — Canva AI features available as an optional paid add-on. Over one million new signups in its first four days as a free product.
Onlook
onlook.com
Open-source visual code editor for React — edit Next.js + Tailwind applications with a Figma-like interface that writes changes directly to your codebase in real time. Visual edits map to actual JSX via unique element identifiers; Figma imports convert to working components. Positions itself as 'Cursor for designers' with changes becoming PRs, not handoff specs. Apache 2.0, self-hostable.