UXMagic alternatives: 5 AI UI design tools to try
Looking for a UXMagic alternative? Five AI design tools compared, from finished mobile app screens with Figma export to coded prototypes.
UXMagic packs a lot into one tool: prompt, sketch, screenshot and URL to UI, wireframes, prototypes, code export and publishing to website builders. If you mostly design apps, you may want something more focused, a different editing style, or a lower price than its $35 a month Pro plan.
1. Outclass: complete mobile apps, edited by hand
Outclass designs every screen an app needs in one design system, from a prompt, a screenshot or a screen recording. A click-to-edit visual editor handles the details, and small changes never use credits. Screens copy to Figma with auto layout and named layers, and an MCP server lets Claude Code and Cursor send designs to Figma too. Pro is $9 a month. Best for: mobile app design you finish yourself. See Outclass vs UXMagic.
2. Sleek: mobile screens with React code
Designs iOS and Android screens and exports React with Tailwind, HTML or Figma layers, with an API and agent skill on paid plans. Best for: mobile apps you'll build with a coding agent. See Outclass vs Sleek.
3. Banani: multi-screen UI from text or images
Text-to-UI and screenshot-to-UI with a design system generator, and Figma and HTML export. See Outclass vs Banani.
4. Visily: wireframes for teams
AI wireframing built for non-designers working together. See Outclass vs Visily.
5. Magic Patterns: prototypes in code
Interactive, coded prototypes on your own components. See Outclass vs Magic Patterns.
Which to choose
For app screens with fine control and a low price, try Outclass. For code as the main output, Sleek or Magic Patterns. The full list is in the best AI app design tools.
Sources: UXMagic's pricing and feature list.
Details about other tools were checked on 9 November 2026 on each tool's own site and help pages. Products change quickly, so check there for current features and prices.