Downloading and Using UXPin

Welcome to UXPin, where design meets code and makes your prototypes come to life.

UXPin is a code-based design tool that merges design and engineering into one unified process. Thanks to conditional interactions, variables, state-based animations, and powerful expressions, you can build prototypes that feel like the real thing. In other words, anything that's on the web can be accurately prototyped in UXPin.

UXPin has native desktop apps available for both macOS and Windows devices as well as its web-based version.

Download it for Mac or Windows (recommended)
Use it in the browser

Learn UXPin

Want to get started in design, but don’t know where to start? These how-to tutorials will help you start designing right away. From creating and managing team libraries to sharing information between screens, get inspired by our examples! Each tutorial has a ready-to-use file that you can download and upload to UXPin.

Minimum Technical Requirements

To use the UXPin desktop app, you must be running:

On macOS devices, macOS Sierra or later.
On Windows devices, Windows 10 in a 64-bit environment.
Browser: Mozilla Firefox, Apple Safari, Google Chrome

Tip

To ensure the best experience in the browser, we recommend using the latest version of Google Chrome in the first place.

Optionally on Preview, you may use Apple Safari or Mozilla Firefox. Also, make sure that you have a stable internet connection. Different browser add-ons and plugins might affect UXPin performance. That's why it's best to disable them for UXPin.

Using UXPin on Mobile

You can view your prototypes on mobile devices (iOS and Android) in the UXPin Mirror app. As you make changes in the editor, the prototype on your mobile device will update on the fly.

Supported versions:

Android 5.0 or later
iOS 10 or later

Get the app from Google Play or App Store.

Working on Multiple Devices

When it comes to using UXPin on more than one computer, you can be logged in on two devices at a time; one on which you’re working in the browser and one with an open desktop app.

Working Offline

You can continue editing the currently open page in the UXPin desktop app even if you're offline. However, please note that some things might not work while you're offline. Keep the browser or desktop app open until the internet connection is back which is when your changes will be synced automatically.

SAML and SSO

If you need enhanced security requirements, we can configure SAML SSO for you.

(SAML) Security Assertion Markup Language is a security standard for logging into applications.

(SSO) Single Sign-On allows users to log into many apps or websites via a single set of login details.

At UXPin, we support the SAML 2.0 protocol. Thanks to that, you can use services, such as Okta and OneLogin to integrate with UXPin's SSO. As we handle the process individually with each customer, please contact your Account Manager for more details.