What is UXMagic?
UXMagic turns a prompt, screenshot, sketch, URL or Figma file into editable, high-fidelity UI screens you can export to Figma or code.
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UXMagic is an AI UI/UX design tool. You describe what you want — or hand it a screenshot, a hand-drawn sketch, a website URL, or an existing Figma file — and it produces real, editable interface screens: proper layout, a coherent colour and type system, and markup you can export to Figma or to production code.
What makes it different from a chatbot that writes HTML
Three things:
- It designs on a canvas, not in a chat window. Screens live side by side on an infinite canvas, so a checkout flow is five screens you can see together, not five separate replies.
- It keeps a theme. Colours, fonts, radii and spacing are stored as design tokens on the project. Ask for "make it dark" and every screen moves together instead of one screen drifting away from the rest.
- It exports somewhere useful. Figma with real auto-layout, or HTML/React/Tailwind, or a published site on your own domain — not a screenshot.
The shape of a typical session
You start a project, type what you want, and the AI proposes a set of screens. You approve or edit that plan, and it designs them one at a time while you watch. From there you iterate in chat ("make the hero taller", "use our brand blue"), or click into a screen and edit text and images directly.
When you like it, you export — or you publish it as a live site.
Who it is for
- Founders and PMs who need a credible interface to put in front of users, investors or engineers before a designer is hired.
- Designers who want the first 80% of a screen generated so they can spend their time on the last 20%.
- Developers who want a real front end without hand-writing five landing pages.
- Agencies producing client concepts at speed.
What it is not
It is not a full design tool replacement for pixel-level illustration work, and it is not a code IDE. It gets you to a high-fidelity, structured starting point extremely fast, and then hands off cleanly to Figma, to your repo, or to the web.
Where to go next
- Create your first project — the five-minute version.
- How credits work — what each action costs, so nothing surprises you.
- Ways to generate a screen — all six starting points.
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