It's a huge time-saver for wireframing. Typing out a prompt and getting actual UI components instead of random shapes helps beat the blank canvas panic. It actually understands design patterns,and the Figma export is super smooth so you aren't rebuilding from scratch.

I found it strongest during the early UI exploration stage, where a written product requirement could quickly become something concrete enough to evaluate. For a rider-support mobile concept, I started with the overall support journey and generated screens for trip overview, issue reporting, request review, and request status. What stood out was the iteration workflow. Instead of rebuilding screens whenever the direction changed, I could ask for focused changes to hierarchy, actions, spacing, or consistency and review the updated flow visually. That made it practical for exploring how a multi-step experience should work before spending time implementing the interface.

I like how it helps me create whatever I am thinking into visual way so fast, saving everyone's time