UXPin | Design, generate, and ship with real coded components.

Design, generate, and ship. With real coded components.

UXPin is a design tool built on code, using your React component library. Work in one connected system, from first sketch to production.

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Continue in the app and bring your idea to life.

One component library. Three stages.

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Design with your real components.

Connect a production React library to UXPin. Designers work with the same components developers build with - same props, same variants, same behavior. When the design system updates, every design updates with it.

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AI that starts from your design system.

Generate and edit UI with your actual components - your tokens, your props, your naming conventions. No generic AI output to correct before a developer can use it.

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From design to working app, before dev starts.

Connect screens, add real logic, publish via a shareable link. Hand developers a structured React project with screens, components, hooks, routing, and styles - something they can run, not reconstruct.

Make code your single source of truth.

One environment for design and development. Same components, same language, no translation before shipping.

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Turn your design into a working product

Skip the rebuild

Real logic, no mockups

No surprises in production

Wire runs on your real components and real logic, so what you build is what goes live – no rebuild, no gap between design and code.

Publish a hosted link to share with stakeholders, or export a React+Vite codebase your developers can run straight away.

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Built for

Product managers and founders

No more presenting static mockups. Wire lets teams share a working interactive flow before a sprint is planned - real screens, real navigation, real logic. Validate faster, align earlier, cut the back-and-forth that costs weeks.

Design system teams

Forge reads a component library via Merge - props, naming conventions, documentation. Every AI-generated screen is consistent with the DS from the first prompt. No rogue components, no corrections before handoff.

Developers receiving handoffs

A structured React project: screens, components, hooks, routing, styles - built on the component library already in use. Run it with npm install. No rebuilding from a static file.

What teams building with real components say

"When I used UXPin Merge, our engineering time was reduced by around 50%. Imagine how much money that saves across an enterprise-level organization with dozens of designers and hundreds of engineers."

Larry Sawyer

Larry Sawyer

Lead UX Designer

"What used to take days to gather feedback now takes hours. Add in the time we’ve saved from not emailing back-and-forth and manually redlining, and we’ve probably shaved months off timelines."

Mark Figueiredo

Mark Figueiredo

Sr. UX Team Lead at T.RowePrice

"As a full stack design team, UXPin Merge is our primary tool when designing user experiences. We have fully integrated our custom-built React Design System and can design with our coded components. It has increased our productivity, quality, and consistency, streamlining our testing of layouts and the developer handoff process."

Brian Demchak

Brian Demchak

Sr. UX Designer at AAA Digital & Creative Services

"Been a fan. The deeper interactions, the removal of artboard clutter creates a better focus on interaction rather than single screen visual interaction, a real and true UX platform that also eliminates so many handoff headaches."

David Snodgrass

David Snodgrass

Design Leader

Loved by developers and technical designers.
Trusted by Enterprises.

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Your component library was always meant to go further.

Most tools do one thing. UXPin connects the path from design system to deployed app – design, AI generation, and build in one place.

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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. UXPin lets you build prototypes with real interactions, states, and logic. Instead of static screens, you can design experiences that behave like real products, including conditional flows, variables, and dynamic content. And when you're ready to go further, Wire turns that same design into a working product. That means real React and Vite code: JSX, components, functions, and dependencies your developers can run immediately.
UXPin can complement or replace static tools when your team needs realistic behavior. While tools like Figma focus on visuals, UXPin adds logic, states, and component-driven design so prototypes function like real products.
Yes. UXPin is designed for complex products such as SaaS platforms, dashboards, and mobile apps. Features like variables, expressions, and conditional interactions make it possible to model real user flows and edge cases.
It can. UXPin supports shared libraries, component systems, and versioning, helping teams maintain consistency across products and scale their design operations.
Yes. UXPin enables teams to design with real components and realistic behavior, giving developers clearer specifications and reducing friction during handoff.
Absolutely. UXPin is built for high-fidelity work, allowing you to design complex interfaces with precise layouts, advanced interactions, and production-level detail.
Merge, Forge, and Wire are the three stages of UXPin, all built on one component library. Merge brings your real, coded React components into UXPin. Forge lets you design and generate UI with AI, using those exact components. Wire turns the result into a working product, ready to publish or export as code. The same components carry through all three stages, so nothing gets rebuilt along the way.
Yes, for individual artboards. Our Figma plugin lets you bring those in directly. Full library migration isn't something we support today. UXPin works best when your components live in code, connected through Merge. If your design system is still Figma-only, the better path is rebuilding your key flows in UXPin, not migrating everything at once.