UXPin lets teams build code-backed React prototypes with real components, AI-assisted design, and Git sync. See pricing, features, and FAQs.
Category
Design
Pricing
Freemium, from $49 / mo
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Last updated
August 7, 2026
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UXPin is a design and prototyping tool built around "code-backed" components: instead of static vector shapes, designers work with real, production-ready React code pulled from built-in libraries (MUI, Tailwind UI, Ant Design) or synced directly from a team's own Git repository. This lets prototypes behave like the finished product, with support for variables, conditional logic, and dynamic states rather than click-through mockups. An AI Component Creator can generate layouts from text prompts, and design systems can be managed and versioned as shared component libraries across a team. Finished designs can be exported as clean, production-ready React code, and the platform integrates with Git and Storybook to keep design and development in sync. UXPin runs in the browser, with desktop apps for Mac and Windows, plus mirror apps for previewing prototypes on iOS and Android devices. It is used by enterprise product and design teams; customers referenced on the UXPin site include T. Rowe Price, AAA Digital, and Bottomline Technologies. The security page lists SOC 2, HIPAA, and PCI DSS compliance along with two-factor authentication.
Key Features
Code-Backed Components — Design with real, production-ready React components from built-in libraries (MUI, Tailwind UI, Ant Design) instead of static shapes.
Git Integration — Sync UI components directly from a connected Git repository so designs stay aligned with the real codebase.
AI Component Creator — Generate layouts from text prompts using UXPin's built-in AI component generator.
Conditional Logic & Variables — Add variables, expressions, and conditional logic so prototypes respond dynamically like the real product.
Production Code Export — Export finished designs as clean, production-ready React code.
Design System Management — Manage and version shared component libraries as a team design system (Growth plan and up).
Storybook Integration — Keep design libraries in sync with development using Storybook integration (Growth plan and up).
Cross-Platform Access — Available in the browser, with desktop apps for Mac and Windows and mirror apps for previewing prototypes on iOS and Android.
Pros & Cons
Pros
Prototypes use real code-backed components rather than static mockups, so interactions and states closely mirror the finished product.
One-click export of production-ready React code speeds up design-to-development handoff.
Git and Storybook integrations let design libraries stay in sync with an existing codebase.
Security page lists SOC 2, HIPAA, and PCI DSS, plus SSO and two-factor authentication on paid plans.
Cons
Paid plans start at $49/mo per seat (Core) with AI usage capped at 200 monthly credits; heavier AI use requires buying extra credit packs.
Design systems, roles/permissions, and Storybook integration require the $69/mo Growth plan or higher.
Enterprise features like Git integration, dedicated support, and security review are gated behind custom Enterprise pricing rather than published rates.