UX Pilot

UX Pilot is an AI design tool for product designers, product managers and founders who need to get from an idea to screens quickly. You describe a product, upload a sketch, PDF or screenshot, or import a PRD, and it generates structured wireframes and then polished high-fidelity screens for web and mobile, from a single page up to a whole user journey.

How it works

• Wireframes first, then hi-fi. Low- to high-fidelity wireframes are generated from your input, and one click turns them into on-brand high-fidelity screens in the same project.
• Several directions at once. UX Conception generates four distinct looks for the same brief so you can pick a direction before refining.
• Messy inputs welcome. Sketches, PDFs and screenshots of existing products are turned into structured, editable layouts.
• Whole flows. Autoflow generates every screen in a journey end to end, and a newer flowchart generator maps how screens and interactions connect.
• Design-system aware. UX Pilot 2.0 can import Figma components and save them as a custom model, so generated screens reuse your own components and styles.

Handoff

Designs can be pulled into Figma through the UX Pilot plugin for collaboration and prototyping, exported as code, or synced to a GitHub repository. Paid plans add a website cloner and code export.

Pricing

The Free plan gives 80 credits a day (roughly 13 screens) and one project, with no credit card. Pro is $29 a month, or $19 a month billed yearly, for 750 credits (about 125 screens), Figma and code export and unlimited projects. Teams is $39 per user a month, or $31 billed yearly, with a shared credit pool; Enterprise is on request. The company says it is SOC 2 Type 1 compliant.

Who it's for

Designers exploring layouts faster, PMs and founders who want credible mock-ups before hiring a designer, and teams that want AI output to land in Figma rather than in a separate silo. It is an assistant for early design work, not a substitute for usability testing.