UX Pilot AI Reviews & Product Details

I find UX Pilot AI really enhances the speed to concept, which used to take weeks, but now, once set up, generates concepts very quickly. I also like the style guide feature, which is really valuable when managing multiple clients at the same time. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

While the Figma integration is great both on Fig Jam and Design boards, it's a very clunky integration to use. When uploading web page designs, it's difficult to tell which thumbnails to choose to get the right file. The files sometimes don't upload to Figma and it takes multiple attempts to upload UX Pilot AI files to Figma. This can be very frustrating and time-wasting. It would be good to have version control on each project. UX Pilot AI struggles with having too many designs in one project, which can be annoying because there is no way to have continuity between projects. I haven't found a way to carry over designs between projects other than by using screenshots for reference. There is quite a learning curve to figure out how to use the tool. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I really like that UX Pilot AI allows us to get wireframes and full high-resolution designs, which can export easily to Figma. This feature makes it super convenient to share designs with clients for feedback and with developers to build the final applications. Also, it's simple to set up and use, which is a big plus for me. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I do feel slightly limited on the number of projects that you can have. I have a paid plan and am limited to 5 projects at a time. It recommends adding a new project if you exceed too many designs. I would have to upgrade to a higher plan in order to get more projects. When I create a new project it would be great to chat with AI to discuss the project, branding, etc before designing so that everything matches the project requirements. I often have to start a new file/project and then get one design before I can chat. Also on an initial design I only get 1 screen, but I'd rather get several designs based on a chat to start, instead of chatting and editing after as I feel like I wasted credits to get to that point. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Great for inspiration and quick ideation, but too much work (like all other AI's) to create a real end-product that's ready to market. That's however not the best use-case. Provide a good prompt and it can help you greatly visualise the product you envision. A lot better (at this moment) than the majority of competitors, including Figma Make itself. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The page and project limit for paid accounts is restricted to just five projects, which feels quite limiting. Additionally, I haven't found a straightforward way to export or temporarily archive projects. While the 'variations' feature could be useful, it's disappointing that you can't attach a prompt for the variation to include. Also they're not transparent and honest about their actual reviews. Some pages say 70K and others 300K. In reality it might be just 10K. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I love UX Pilot AI for its ability to create a variety of UI types and styles in just a minute, making the process of generating mockups incredibly efficient. This tool is especially proficient in designing desktop websites where it excels in creating layouts that can be easily reused across multiple pages by utilizing the reference function. I appreciate how quickly it can produce quality mockups that typically require only minimal fine-tuning. Additionally, the initial setup was very straightforward and easy, allowing me to integrate it into my workflow without any hassle. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I find the speed of generating UI in UX Pilot AI to be problematic, as the wait time is quite long. It often interrupts my workflow when there's an error, especially after waiting for so long, stopping the mockup generation process. Additionally, the mobile app UI generation is not up to the standard I expect. It tends to create Android apps UI or mobile web UI but lacks the capability to produce iOS app layouts, which limits my design options. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I appreciate the simple prompt interface of UX Pilot AI which allows me to create polished visuals of web designs and landing pages, helping bring my suggestions to life, especially since I'm not a web designer. I also like the ability to choose between a wireframe or a high fidelity design depending on my needs, and how well it responds to feedback when making edits. Choosing wireframes is really useful for getting alignment with internal product development teams, and the ability to input brand colors for fully illustrated designs is great when I want to show what a page could look like. Also, it's easy to set up with a free trial credit, and I quickly saw the value in its output. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I've found that the editing capability has improved since it first launched, but sometimes can be glitchy. Also there's no longer the option to edit a specific section on the lower priced plan that I'm on, so I have to provide overall page edits in the follow up prompts. I believe it is more valuable when you can select an element and ask it to update that specifically in the design (which I believe is available on an upgraded plan), but I have made do by asking for global page edits item by item, it just takes longer. It would also be great to be able to give voice recorded edits instead of typing them. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Easy of use

Speed of delivery

less explaining to designer

can put my thought quickly to wireframes for the designer to design Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Incomplete rendering of wireframes and loss of credits due to it

there is some limitation of prompt that guys it off

if a mobile apps screen is lengthy, it generates a scroll, which is fine but its export to figma is poor and cuts out the complete lower part under the scroller

I need to have ability to have lengthy mobile apps screen without scroller so that it can be exported as whole -

The vertical scroll bar is a real pain

Huge waste of credits where incomplete wireframes are generated Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I really find UX Pilot AI an amazing tool to set up a design foundation. The speed, the design, the buttons, and the execution are really very beautiful. I also really like that you can share the screens with others with a password on it, which is handy because it's still a secret project that I can share with colleagues. Setting up UX Pilot AI was very easy, even I can do it! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I would like to have more points so that I can keep going. I currently have pro and 1200 points, but I've already burned quite a few points with 4 screens ;-) Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like that UX Pilot AI is easy to use and really understands my prompts. Unlike other UX design tools, UX Pilot AI delivers results that aren't generic and actually follow my prompts well. I can tweak a design into different styles or themes with UX Pilot AI, and it's very effective. It saves me time since I don't have to manually change styles, colors, typography, or sizes in Figma. I can just tell UX Pilot AI what changes I want, and it makes them for me. Other tools I've tried either don't have this ability or are not as good as UX Pilot AI. Also, the integration with Figma works very well. The initial setup was very easy and took less than five minutes. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I think it would be helpful to have stored or default prompts that people can use. It took quite a bit of time to figure out how to write prompts, and I was just using other AI tools to help me write a detailed prompt to give to UX Pilot AI. So it would be helpful to have something like battle-tested robust prompts that have been used before, which I can obviously tweak to my own needs, but they give a structure for how I want the website to be designed. I’d also like the UX Pilot AI to create reusable Figma Components for me so I can build a component library for use in future designs. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It help me and my manager to create first draft ideas before we start to design. We have a new SaaS app that we are building and we used to struggle number of times when we used to find ideas online. Now we just prompt and we have at least 60-80% idea of what we want to build. Then I take that design to figma and chage it where we need when it come to other components that we have already. I like how easy is to implement all of the design back to figma with just one click copy paste. We use this app quite frequent now as we saw it evolve much more. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The component stuff is not working like I was thinking to be honest. We wanted to feed all of the complex components that we had already to help us used those as patterns for future references but in most cases its like changing them quite a lot but its not loosing some of the core features. It will be amazing if can only use the font styles that I created instead of me prompting again to add them. You can test with our component to make this build the code but it will be amazing if you could choose what kind of code to export like for example we need simple hmtl pages build with tailwind css and ready for livewire / php components structure. That will be something amazing if we could integrate with visual studio code to get the page there in code and edit them and learn from that and build our /css pages and other pages together as plugin not just in figma but in visual studio code. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like that UX Pilot AI provides quick results in wireframes. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I would like to be able to find a visual design and then apply it to my wireframes in the same flow. This does not work well as it is now. The UI is not fantastic. You have three different places to chat / interact and they don’t feel coherent. It’s hard to understand which chat to use when. So instead of quickly and fluently moving through the process, I get stuck and the different chats send me into different design and content directions! It has potential but feels like a minimum viable product (MVP) right now and is full of bugs and does not work all the time. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.