InVision’s design collaboration services closed at the end of 2024. If you’re rebuilding your workflow, here’s how UXPin fits — real components, AI generation, and a working product your developers can ship.
50%
reduction in engineering time
8.6x
faster prototyping
3
designers supporting 60 products
UXPin is a connected system, not a single tool. Your real React component library syncs in through Merge; Forge generates with those exact components using AI; Wire turns the result into a working, shippable product — published or exported as clean React. The three talk to each other, included together rather than assembled from separate products.
InVision discontinued its services on 31 December 2024, and prototypes, DSM, and assets were deleted.
prototyping and collaboration — it shaped the industry.
modern teams want design that becomes a working product, not just clickable prototypes. UXPin renders real components, generates with them, and turns the result into something that runs — with production JSX behind it.
InVision’s Design System Manager is gone. UXPin Merge syncs your real component library as the living source of truth — the governed design system InVision DSM gestured at, built on production code.
"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
Lead UX Designer
See the difference for yourself
Generate a dashboard in InVision. Generate the same dashboard in UXPin Forge with your component library. Compare the output. Compare what developers can do with each.
