Start from a sentence
Describe the screen in plain language — "a mobile login with social sign-in" — and a structured first draft lands on your canvas.
AI wireframing, on your canvas
Describe a screen and get a wireframe you can edit right on the canvas.
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How it works
Start with a draft, work through the details and try the next version.
Describe the screen in plain language — "a mobile login with social sign-in" — and a structured first draft lands on your canvas.
Move controls, change labels and adjust the layout, just as if you drew it yourself.
Ask AI for a revision or make it yourself. Every change can be undone.
Keep projects on your own computer, ready for the next edit. How your data is used.
Connect your preferred AI agent to help work on the sketch, too. Explore the bridge.
Share a lightweight preview link for feedback, or export crisp PNG / PDF for specs and tickets when the screen is ready.
Compare approaches
| What you need | Image-based AI mockups | WireMagic |
|---|---|---|
| The output | A static picture of a screen. | Native, editable wireframe controls. |
| The tenth revision | Regenerate or edit the image. | Edit directly, or ask AI to change just that part. |
| Where files live | An image file or a hosted gallery. | Local .wiremagic projects on your disk. |
| Handoff | A screenshot. | Editable project, preview links, clean PNG / PDF. |
FAQ
Yes. Drafts land as native controls — buttons, inputs, tables, navigation — that you edit like anything you drew yourself. Nothing arrives as a flattened image.
See the AI guide for getting started, or compare plans to choose what fits.
Yes. Ask AI to revise the screen, or edit it yourself. Every change can be undone.
No. WireMagic is a complete low-fidelity wireframing editor on its own, with local files and BMPR import. AI is there when you want a faster first pass.
Next step
Download WireMagic and put your next idea on the canvas.