UI/UX Design tools provide environments for creating digital interfaces, wireframes, and interactive prototypes. These tools bridge the gap between visual concepts and functional code by managing design tokens and layout elements. This type of software serves designers and developers who need to build user interfaces without relying on proprietary cloud platforms. Self-hosting these apps ensures that project files, design systems, and prototype iterations remain on private infrastructure. This approach prevents external vendors from restricting access to the source files of a product's visual identity.
This page lists 10 open source tools in the UI/UX Design category. The most popular are Open Design, Penpot and Onlook. Most use the Apache-2.0 or MIT license, and 5 offer an official Docker image.
An agentic workspace for generating webHML prototypes, pitch decks, and motion graphics using local-first AI agentsL agents.
Create digital product designs and prototypes using open standards and a code based approach for developers.
Visually edit React applications in the browser and automatically write changes back to the source code.
A modified web browser that enables developers to preview websites across multiple device screens simultaneously.
Create GUI prototypes, wireframes, and diagrams using a library of shapes and customizable design elements.
Convert text prompts into prototypes, slide decks, and marketing assets using a variety of AI models.
A design editor for opening Figma files with AI assistance, real-time P2P collaboration, and a programmable CLI.
A design editor for creating visual interfaces with AI integration and native Figma file support.
Create interactive prototypes and conduct usability tests to gather data driven insights for user experience design.
A 2D graphics engine and canvas editor for designing web applications with integrated database and CMS.
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