UX Pilot is an AI-assisted product design tool aimed at UX/UI designers who want to move from idea to high-fidelity screens quickly. Instead of starting from a blank canvas, you describe what you need and the tool generates full interfaces you can refine.
There is no public model version number. Instead, UX Pilot offers three generation modes: Standard, Deep Design, and Max, which trade higher credit cost for more elaborate output. Through 2026 the product added the Nodey plugin for generating and editing components directly inside Figma, AI UX-research with attention-prediction, and design-to-code that converts an image into HTML. It now runs direct comparison pages against Anthropic's Claude Design (Claude Opus 4.7) and other AI design tools.
Key capabilities include text-to-UI generation, in-Figma editing via Nodey, attention heatmaps and UX-research feedback, and image-to-HTML export for handing work to developers.
Pricing is credit-based. The Free plan is $0 with 45 credits (recent reviews describe these as one-time, not monthly) covering up to about 7 screens. Standard is $14/month billed annually ($19 monthly) with 420 credits, roughly 70 screens. Pro is $22/month billed annually ($29 monthly) with 1,200 credits, around 200 screens, marked Popular. Teams is $31/user/month billed annually ($39 monthly) with 1,600 credits per user, about 266 screens. Enterprise is custom, with unlimited or custom credits and model fine-tuning.
The main limitation is the credit economy: credits do not roll over, and the richer Deep Design and Max modes burn roughly 12 to 18 credits per screen versus about 6 in Standard, so heavy or high-detail use consumes budget fast. The free tier's credits are one-time rather than a recurring allowance.
It suits designers and small teams who want fast AI-generated screens, Figma users who want generation inside their existing workflow, and anyone who needs quick design-to-HTML output. Teams with steady high-volume needs should model the credit burn before committing.
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