UXPin Forge

Forge lets designers create user interfaces directly with the React components that power their product, rather than with abstract pixel mock‑ups. Users can start from a prompt, a sketch, or a screenshot, and the AI generates a layout built from the selected component library—such as Shadcn/ui, MUI, Ant Design, Bootstrap, or a custom set—preserving real props, variants, and states. The generated UI can then be refined in the same canvas, with manual edits to layout, props, and interactions, and finally exported as clean JSX code.

The tool targets teams that maintain a design system and need to keep prototypes and production code in sync. By operating on actual component definitions, Forge aims to reduce the hand‑off gap between design and development, allowing rapid iteration while ensuring consistency with the organization’s UI standards.

What distinguishes Forge is its integration of AI‑driven generation with real React components, offering a single workspace where the initial AI output, subsequent manual adjustments, and code export all happen without leaving the editor. This approach is positioned as a bridge between static design tools and fully functional, code‑based prototypes.