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.

I use UX Pilot AI to quickly create prototypes of web pages. I really like that the learning curve is fast and the interface is well designed, it raises no doubts and is very simple to use. I initially tried it with a free account and, after a few months, I noticed significant improvements in the interface and the quality of the work. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Sometimes it takes some time to make a small change. 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.

I think the best thing about UX Pilot AI is the possibility to create not only the wireframe but also the UI for the screens. It allows me to take it directly into Figma with auto layouts, which builds the screens properly. This means I can do quick fixes in Figma easily. The initial setup was a breeze with no problems. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I'm not using as much with the feature for adjusting to a specific design system. I'm not sure if it's within my current plan. If it's not in my current plan, it's kinda disappointing because I really want to try this. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Below this app, concept designs were slow and relied on designers to support the concept design work that allowed us to run discovery and test the principle further with customers and internal stakeholders. This meant the number of features we were able to validate was limited per given period. This change because I can now put designs together that are not only great for discovery and wireframe testing but actually come really close to the final product, thanks to the ability to import your own design files and have that as a baseline. So these mockups are in the style of our current platform. The prompting and level of controls - how deep of a design you want - are simple and easy to use. Couple this with the fact we can easily integrate it into Figma and import the designs mean we can take it from concept to finished design very easily. This is one of the smoothest implementation we've seen around.

With all this, the way it handles versioning, if you add or change a design or parts of it makes tracking and referring back very useful. You can change whole pages (global) or sections of the design, as well as manually. The manual option is great if you have design know-how or simply just want to correct some wording, which does not use up any of your credits. Love this touch!

I have been able to turn around stakeholder buy-ins who has often struggle to understand a feature conceptually and needed to wait for designs just to iterate on in the past, now can work with me with live changes as they suggest feedback. We have significantly reduced our time from design concept to accepted final approval by 70-80%. We have gone from weeks down to days for this. Such a huge win for us, especially as a startup where time and resource is so limited. It has not become part of everyday product management and not only am I frequently using this, it is being planned to roll this out to other parts of the tech team to benefit from as well. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The new UI/UX took a little getting used to where they moved the option for flows. It wasn't immediately obvious the controls on the design depth - deep design or wireframe was until you expanded the prompt entry window, then you see everything. Fine once you know but with the switch to way you navigate that feature was confusing. You should see the options in the small window on the left without having to open to a larger window first.

Overall though, nothing negative to say. It has worked well, easily and smoothly! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use UX Pilot AI to put creative ideas into practice, create proposal wireframes, and gain insights. I like the speed in presenting the proposed work, as it helps expedite the delivery of work to the requester. I found the initial setup process easy, which makes the tool easier to use. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The amount of credits spent on the prompts. I find the amount high. Another thing is having access to tools only if you activate the pro plan. I bought credits believing I would have access to various options, but I was frustrated in this regard. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use UX Pilot AI to rapidly generate mobile app UI screens from structured product specs and UX briefs. What I like most is how fast it turns a structured brief into usable, implementation-minded mobile screens. It gives me a solid first draft of the full flow, so I can spend my time refining decisions instead of drawing layouts from zero. UX Pilot AI solves three main problems for me: speed, spec-to-ui translation, and consistency. The initial setup is easy, as there's essentially no heavy setup—once you learn how to structure prompts, you can get productive quickly. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It sometimes over-designs: too many components on one screen, weak hierarchy, and "nice UI" choices that don't match the actual task flow. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like that UX Pilot AI is way faster compared to making UX designs myself, which saves me time. It's easy to use, which I appreciate. I also enjoy that it generates aesthetically pleasing designs, which adds value to my work. The initial setup was so easy, making it convenient to get started. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It's a bit slow, and my computer feels like crashing even when not much work is being done. The system's pace could be improved and not lagging so much. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I love the speed with which UX Pilot AI creates pages, which speeds up the creation process. It completely understands my prompts, so I don't need to enter a lot of details. Just a screenshot or a quick explanation is enough, and UX Pilot AI executes exactly what I want. The installation is very easy, in a few clicks I understood how it works. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I would have liked UX Pilot AI to provide codes by section for code management. Sometimes, when it generates a page, I don't need the whole page, just a section. But I am forced to take everything to use on Wordpress. Having codes by section would be nice. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.