Edit screenshots automatically
AI design is here! Upload screenshots to Uizard and transform them into editable mockups in a matter of seconds. Scan screen grabs of your favorite apps, website, and UIs and tweak them for your own use case effortlessly.
Introducing: Attention Heatmap
Bring the power of generative AI into your workflow. Use Uizard to generate attention heatmaps to predict the areas of your UI design where users will focus their attention the most.
Get key insights in seconds before you even start doing user testing.
Turn sketches into editable mockups
Whether you scribble your app ideas down on a whiteboard, in a notebook, or on a scrap of paper, transforming your idea into a UI prototype has never been so easy. Scan your product sketches with Uizard's Scribble Scanner now and watch the AI app design magic unfold.
Generate text for your UI Mockups
Looking for the perfect copy or placeholder text for your UI design? Use the power of Uizard's Text Assistant to generate page titles, subheadings, and CTA text.
Create variants of your mockup text and swap it out for the perfect AI-generated replacement in next to no time.
Import your existing design assets
Chances are, you already have some design assets laying around for your brand or MVP. Uizard can automatically extract styling properties and components from a URL, an app screenshot, or from a Sketch file.
This means that you can easily import your existing design assets into Uizard to fast-track your design flow.
Extract design styles from screenshots
Uizard's AI design tools can even extract colors, stylization, typography, and other components from any app screenshot, meaning you can transfer a design style from one project to another with just a few clicks of a button.
Create themes from images
Uizard uses powerful deep learning algorithms to generate beautiful design themes from the images you upload.
Photos, screenshots, mood boards… regardless of where you get inspiration from, Uizard can generate a custom-made matching theme in no time at all.
