Visily

Visily aims at the same 'anyone can design' audience as Uizard, but leans harder into flexibility and interoperability. Its most useful trick is mixed prompting: you can feed it a screenshot, some text and a hand-drawn selection on the canvas all at once, and it generates editable wireframes or hi-fi prototypes from that blend rather than a single text box. Where it really earns attention, though, is the exits it gives you — two-way Figma sync so designs move between Visily and a pro tool without lock-in, code export for handing developers a head start, and an MCP server that lets AI agents and IDEs generate and edit designs programmatically. That combination makes it a comfortable bridge between non-designers, designers and engineers. The limits are familiar: AI credits vanish quickly under heavy use, per-editor pricing climbs for bigger teams, and it still isn't a substitute for Figma's depth on complex design systems, while its exported code is a starting point rather than finished production. But as a fast, flexible, well-connected way to get from idea to a prototype others can build on, Visily is well worth trying.