UXPin

• ✓AI-powered prototyping
• ✓Built-in React libraries (MUI, Tailwind UI, Ant Design)
• ✓Git integration for custom components
• ✓Conditional logic and variables
• ✓Advanced interactions
• ✓Design system support
• ✓Production-ready code export
• ✓Real-time collaboration
• ✓SSO & 2FA security

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• ＋AI-powered prototyping
• ＋Built-in React libraries (MUI, Tailwind UI, Ant Design)
• ＋Git integration for custom components
• ＋Conditional logic and variables
• ＋Advanced interactions
• ＋Design system support
• ＋Production-ready code export
• ＋Real-time collaboration
• ＋SSO & 2FA security

• −Custom libraries only available in Enterprise plan
• −Limited AI credits in lower-tier plans
• −No Figma/Sketch replacement for pure visual design

Pricing model: Subscriptionⓘ · from $29. No plan details yet.

UXPin merges design and engineering with code-backed prototyping, AI features, and robust collaboration tools for product teams.

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1. 1

   Sign up for a free account

   Visit the UXPin website and sign up for their free plan to start exploring the platform's features.

2. 2

   Explore the built-in component libraries

   Familiarize yourself with the built-in React libraries like MUI, Tailwind UI, and Ant Design to start designing with code-backed components.

3. 3

   Create your first high-fidelity prototype

   Use the design tools and components to build a prototype. Experiment with conditional logic and variables to make it interactive.

4. 4

   Integrate your custom component library

   If you have a custom design system, use UXPin's Git integration to sync your own React components for use in prototypes.

5. 5

   Collaborate and share your prototype

   Invite team members to view and comment on your prototype in real-time to gather feedback and enhance collaboration.

6. 6

   Prepare for developer handoff

   Use the platform's features to organize your design, add documentation, and export production-ready code to streamline the handoff to developers.

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Versioned field history and change tracking will appear here as the tool is enriched and updated (Phase 2+).