Uizard — AI-generated interfaces from $12 a month, owned by Miro since 2024 — where the Business tier costs three times more for ten times the generations.
Short answer: Uizard generates user interfaces with AI and has been owned by Miro since June 2024, continuing to be available with no reported changes to the day-to-day product. Pro is $12 a month billed annually, providing 500 generations, up to 100 projects and React and CSS handoff. Business is $39 per creator seat a month, available only with annual billing, adding white-labelling and 5,000 generations — ten times Pro’s allowance. Both are charged per creator seat.
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Verdict at a glance
Overall rating: 3.5/5 ★★★☆☆
Standout: React and CSS handoff at $12. Uizard produces output developers can actually use rather than a picture of an interface, and it does so at the entry tier.
Watch out: Business is $39 per creator seat and annual-only. It is three times Pro’s price for ten times the generations, so it is a volume upgrade rather than a capability one.
Uizard generates user interfaces from prompts, screenshots or sketches, and its most practical quality is that the output goes somewhere useful — React and CSS handoff is included at the $12 Pro tier rather than gated higher, so what it produces is buildable rather than merely illustrative. Pro is $12 a month billed annually and provides 500 generations, up to 100 projects and that handoff capability. Business is $39 per creator seat a month, available only with annual billing, and its differentiators are white-labelling and 5,000 monthly generations — ten times Pro’s allowance for a little over three times the price. That ratio is worth noticing: Business is fundamentally a volume upgrade rather than a capability one, so unless white-labelling matters, the question is simply whether you will exceed 500 generations a month. Both plans are charged per creator seat, so cost scales with how many team members hold creator roles rather than with total headcount. The context to hold is ownership: Uizard was acquired by Miro in June 2024 and continues to be available with no changes reported to the day-to-day product experience. That is a reassuring statement two years on, and it makes Uizard and Miro two products from one company in this comparison.
Quick facts
| Attribute | Detail |
|---|---|
| Ideal team | Product teams generating interface concepts quickly |
| Learning curve | Very low — describe or sketch and it generates |
| Setup time | Minutes |
| Free trial | Free plan with limited generations |
| Free tier | Yes — limited |
| Pro | $12/mo billed annually · 500 generations · 100 projects |
| Business | ⚠️ $39 per creator seat, annual billing only |
| Ownership | ⚠️ Miro, since June 2024 |
Overview
Uizard generates user interfaces using AI, working from prompts, screenshots or hand-drawn sketches, and its practical strength is what happens to the output. React and CSS handoff is included at the Pro tier, so a generated interface becomes something a developer can build from rather than a picture requiring reconstruction. That distinction separates a genuinely useful generation tool from a fast way of producing mockups nobody can act on.
Pricing runs per creator seat. Pro is $12 a month billed annually and provides 500 generations, up to 100 projects and React and CSS handoff. Business is $39 per creator seat a month and is available only with annual billing, with its primary differentiators being white-labelling capabilities and 5,000 generations a month — ten times Pro’s allowance. Because both are charged per creator seat, the actual cost depends on how many team members hold creator roles rather than on total headcount, which is the sensible way to price a generation tool.
The ratio between the tiers is worth examining. Business costs a little over three times Pro but provides ten times the generations, which makes it excellent value per generation and a poor value proposition for anyone who does not need the volume — it is a capacity upgrade, not a capability one, with white-labelling the only substantive feature addition. So the decision is narrow: will you exceed 500 generations a month, or do you need white-labelled output? If neither, Pro at $12 is sufficient. The other consideration is ownership. Uizard was acquired by Miro in June 2024, and reports indicate it continues to be available with no changes to the day-to-day product experience — a reassuring position two years on, though it does mean this comparison contains two products from the same company alongside Miro itself.
Key features
- AI interface generation — from prompts, screenshots or sketches
- React and CSS handoff — ⭐ included at the $12 Pro tier
- 500 generations monthly — Pro tier
- 5,000 generations monthly — Business tier, ten times Pro
- Up to 100 projects — Pro tier
- White-labelling — Business tier
- Per creator seat pricing — only creators are charged
- Free plan — with limited generations
- Screenshot and sketch input — not prompt-only
- Miro ownership — since June 2024, product unchanged
Pricing (as of 2026-09-30)
Model: per creator seat, tiered principally on monthly generation volume · Free tier: yes — limited generations · Entry paid: $12/mo billed annually (Pro)
| Plan | Price | Includes |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | Limited generations · for evaluating output quality before paying |
| Pro | $12/mo billed annually | 500 generations · up to 100 projects · ⭐ React and CSS handoff · charged per creator seat |
| Business | ⚠️ $39 per creator seat, annual billing only | 5,000 generations — ten times Pro’s allowance · white-labelling · charged per creator seat |
⚠️ Business is a volume upgrade rather than a capability one. At $39 per creator seat against Pro’s $12 it costs a little over three times more for ten times the generations, with white-labelling the only substantive feature addition. Unless you need white-labelled output, the question is simply whether you exceed 500 monthly generations.
⭐ React and CSS handoff is included at the $12 Pro tier rather than gated higher, so generated interfaces are buildable rather than merely illustrative. That is the distinction between a useful generation tool and a fast way of producing mockups nobody can act on.
⚠️ Both plans are charged per creator seat, and Business is available only with annual billing. Cost therefore depends on how many team members hold creator roles rather than total headcount — sensible for a generation tool, but worth counting before comparing against a per-user alternative.
Ratings breakdown
| Criterion | Score | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Ease Of Use | 4.5/5 | Describe, sketch or upload a screenshot and it generates |
| Features | 4.0/5 | Strong generation with genuinely useful React and CSS handoff |
| Value | 3.5/5 | Pro at $12 is fair; Business is volume rather than capability |
| Support | 3.5/5 | ⚠️ Post-acquisition support model not separately published |
Pros
- React and CSS handoff included at the $12 Pro tier
- Generates from prompts, screenshots or hand-drawn sketches
- 500 generations and 100 projects on Pro
- Business provides 5,000 generations, ten times Pro’s allowance
- Charged per creator seat rather than per total user
- Free plan available for evaluating output quality
- White-labelling available at Business
- Continues available with no reported product changes since acquisition
Cons
- ⚠️ Business is $39 per creator seat and annual billing only
- ⚠️ Business adds volume rather than meaningful capability
- ⚠️ Owned by Miro since June 2024, so roadmap follows a parent
- Free plan’s generation limit is restrictive for real evaluation
- Pro’s 500 generations is modest for an active product team
- No self-hosting or open-source option, unlike Penpot
- Generation quality still requires designer judgement to refine
Who it’s for
- Product teams generating interface concepts quickly
- Designers who want buildable output rather than static mockups
- Small teams counting creator seats rather than total headcount
- Agencies needing white-labelled output, on Business
Who it’s not for
- Teams needing a full design environment — Penpot or Sketch
- Anyone requiring more than 500 generations on a $12 budget
- Organisations wanting monthly billing on the Business tier
- Teams uneasy about a product whose roadmap follows an acquirer
Best use cases
- Generating interface concepts from a written description
- Turning a hand-drawn sketch into a working interface layout
- Handing generated designs to developers as React and CSS
- Producing white-labelled output for clients on Business
- Evaluating generation quality on the free plan before paying
Integrations
React and CSS handoff at the Pro tier is the integration that matters, since it determines whether generated interfaces reach a codebase or stop at an image. Under Miro ownership since June 2024 there is an obvious potential for closer integration with Miro itself, though the product has been reported as continuing unchanged — so evaluate what exists today rather than what the acquisition might eventually enable.
How it compares
| Uizard | Penpot | Sketch | Miro | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Entry paid | $12/mo annually (Pro) | ⭐ $7/user/mo, capped at $175 | $12/editor/mo yearly | $8/member/mo yearly |
| Primary job | ⭐ AI interface generation | Interface design | Mac-native design | Whiteboarding |
| Developer handoff | ⭐ React and CSS at $12 | Open format | ⭐ Free handoff at $12 | No |
| Free tier | Limited generations | ⭐ 8 members, unlimited files | ⚠️ None — 30-day trial | 3 boards, unlimited members |
| Metering | ⚠️ Generations by tier | Not metered | Not metered | ⚠️ AI credits and MCP calls |
| Ownership | ⚠️ Miro since June 2024 | Open source | Independent | Independent |
| Best fit | AI UI generation | Open-source design | Mac-native design | Collaborative whiteboarding |
Sketch, Penpot, Spline and Miro prices are vendor-published and verified 2026-09-30. Uizard figures are from published third-party reporting; Uizard has been owned by Miro since June 2024.
Alternatives
Penpot and Sketch are full design environments rather than generators, so they solve the design problem while Uizard shortcuts the starting point. Miro, Uizard’s owner, covers whiteboarding. Spline handles 3D. For AI interface generation specifically, the closer comparisons sit in the no-code and AI builder category.
Recent changes
Uizard was acquired by Miro on 12 June 2024 and continues to be available with no changes reported to the day-to-day product experience. Its current plans are charged per creator seat. The Pro plan is $12 a month billed annually, providing 500 generations, up to 100 projects and React and CSS handoff. The Business plan is $39 per creator seat a month and is available only with annual billing, with its primary differentiators being white-labelling capabilities and ten times the AI generation capacity at 5,000 generations per month compared with Pro’s 500. A free plan with limited generations remains available. Because both paid plans are charged per creator seat, actual cost depends on the number of team members assigned creator roles within an organisation rather than on total headcount.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Uizard cost?
Pro is $12 a month billed annually with 500 generations, up to 100 projects and React and CSS handoff. Business is $39 per creator seat a month, available only with annual billing, adding white-labelling and 5,000 monthly generations. A free plan with limited generations is available. Both paid plans charge per creator seat.
Who owns Uizard?
Miro, following an acquisition completed on 12 June 2024. Uizard continues to be available with no changes reported to the day-to-day product experience — a reassuring position two years on. It does mean this comparison contains two products from the same company, alongside Miro itself.
Is Uizard Business worth $39?
Only for volume or white-labelling. At $39 per creator seat against Pro’s $12, Business costs a little over three times more for ten times the generations — excellent value per generation, poor value if you will not use them. Unless you need white-labelled output, the question is simply whether you exceed 500 generations monthly.
Does Uizard produce usable code?
It provides React and CSS handoff at the $12 Pro tier, so generated interfaces reach a codebase rather than stopping at an image. That is the distinction between a genuinely useful generation tool and a fast way of producing mockups nobody can build from — and including it at the entry tier is the right decision.
What is a creator seat?
A team member assigned a creator role, as opposed to someone who only views. Both Uizard paid plans charge per creator seat rather than per total user, so cost depends on how many people actually generate designs. Count creators rather than headcount before comparing against a per-user alternative.
Uizard or Penpot?
Different jobs. Uizard generates interface concepts with AI as a starting point; Penpot is a full open-source design environment free for eight team members. A team might reasonably generate a concept in Uizard and refine it in Penpot — the tools complement rather than replace one another.
Should the Miro acquisition concern me?
Less than most acquisitions in this hub. Uizard has continued available for two years with no reported changes to the product experience, which is a stronger track record than several acquisitions covered elsewhere. Standard caution still applies — prefer shorter commitments and keep exports accessible — but the evidence so far is reassuring.
Sources
- VP0 Journal — Uizard pricing plans 2026: free, Pro, Business
- Crunchbase — Miro acquires Uizard Technologies
- Miro — official pricing page
- Penpot — official pricing page
- Sketch — official pricing page
Compiled from public sources; last verified 2026-09-30. Pricing is subject to change — verify with the vendor. Ratings reflect editorial opinion based on documented capabilities, published pricing, and aggregated user reviews. DigiJaws does not accept payment for review placement or rating.
Uizard Review (3.5/5): Pricing & Verdict (2026). DigiJaws, 2026. https://digijaws.com/reviews/uizard-review/