UXPin Mirror

UXPin Mirror

UXPin · Image · Coding

UXPin Mirror is the companion app for UXPin, an AI prototyping platform built by UXPin. It's a code-based design tool, which means teams work from real components instead of static frames. Prototypes get real interactions, states, variables, and conditional logic, and you can export production-ready React code when the design is settled. The Mirror app brings those prototypes onto a phone so you can test how they feel before a line of production code gets written.

Interface preview of UXPin Mirror

About UXPin Mirror

What Is UXPin Mirror

UXPin is an interactive prototyping platform for teams that need more than visual mockups. It targets SaaS products, dashboards, and mobile apps where a flat screenshot can't show how a flow really behaves. You build with real components from coded libraries like MUI, Bootstrap, Tailwind, and Ant Design, then wire up states and logic so the prototype responds the way the finished product will.

UXPin Mirror is the mobile side of that workflow. It puts your prototypes on a real Android device, so your team and testers can tap through them the way an end user would. That matters most when you're validating a gesture, a transition, or an edge case that only shows up on a phone.

The catch is that this isn't a tool you learn in an afternoon. Conditional logic and expressions take time to get comfortable with, and the AI features run on a monthly credit allowance that caps how much you can generate. So is it worth it? For teams building complex products, usually yes. For a quick landing page mockup, probably not.

Getting Started

  1. Sign up at uxpin.com and start the 14-day free trial, which unlocks every feature without a credit card.
  2. Pick a coded library (MUI, Bootstrap, Tailwind, or Ant Design) and drag real components onto the canvas.
  3. Add interactions, states, variables, and conditional logic to model how the flow behaves.
  4. Install UXPin Mirror from Google Play and sign in to preview the prototype on your Android device.
  5. Share the preview link with teammates, or export the design as React code for your developers.

Product Information

A quick look at UXPin Mirror's pricing, supported platforms, and performance.

Free PlanYes
Paid Plans$29 - $40/mo per seat
PlatformWeb, Android, iOS
DeveloperUXPin
CategoryImage · Coding
Release DateOct 2013
Latest UpdatedAug 2025
Website Visits171.8K
Website Global Rank273K
API AvailabilityNo

Best for

The users, tasks, and scenarios where this tool fits best.

Users

  • Product designers
  • Product managers
  • Front-end developers

Tasks

  • Modeling conditional flows
  • Prototyping new features
  • Validating mobile interactions
  • Handing off to engineering
  • Running usability tests

Scenarios

  • Early product discovery
  • Design system rollout
  • Stakeholder reviews

Key features

Code-Based Prototyping

UXPin builds prototypes from real coded components rather than image placeholders, so what you design is closer to what gets built. You work with libraries like MUI, Bootstrap, Tailwind, and Ant Design, and the components keep their actual behavior. That means spacing, states, and interactions hold up when the prototype runs, not just when it sits still in a mockup. Because every component carries its real props and styling into the build, your prototype and your product share the same foundation instead of drifting apart.

States, Variables, and Conditional Logic

This is the part that separates UXPin from visual-only tools. You can define states, set variables, and add expressions so the prototype responds to input. A form can show an error when a field is empty, a dashboard can react to a filter, and a flow can branch based on what the user picks. It takes practice, but it's what makes the prototype testable instead of decorative. That distinction matters.

AI Prototyping Assistant

UXPin's AI features generate designs and assist with the build. AI models available depend on your plan, ranging from GPT-5-mini on lower tiers up to GPT-5.1 and Claude Haiku 4.5 on Growth. Every plan includes a monthly credit allowance that resets with your billing cycle, so heavier AI use needs more credits.

React Code Export

When a design is ready, UXPin exports production-ready React code. Developers get a cleaner starting point than a static spec, which cuts down on the usual interpretation work during handoff. It won't replace an engineer. It just moves the handoff closer to reality.

Built-In Coded Libraries

Rather than importing a library and hoping it renders correctly, UXPin ships with coded libraries built in. Core includes MUI with 20 components, Growth adds Bootstrap, Tailwind, and Ant Design, and higher tiers add Shadcn/ui and more. Using real libraries keeps prototypes aligned with what your team actually builds in.

UXPin Mirror on Mobile

The Mirror app runs your prototypes on Android devices so you can feel the interaction. It's the practical way to catch problems that look fine on a laptop but break on a phone. Small tap targets. Wrong transitions. Real devices don't hide those.

Collaboration and Design Systems

Teams get unlimited viewers and commenters, public and team comments, and version history that ranges from 7 days on Core to unlimited on Enterprise. Growth and above add design systems, roles and permissions, and Storybook integration, which helps larger teams keep prototypes consistent across products.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Prototypes behave like real products, so usability testing surfaces real problems
  • Code-based components from real libraries mean less guesswork at handoff
  • React code export gives developers a head start instead of a static spec
  • Built-in libraries (MUI, Bootstrap, Tailwind, Ant Design) skip messy external imports
  • 14-day free trial with full feature access and no credit card

Cons

  • Conditional logic and expressions have a real learning curve, so expect a slow first project
  • AI runs on monthly credits, which can run out fast if you lean on generation heavily
  • No API for automating workflows or connecting UXPin to other tools
  • The free plan caps you at 2 prototypes and 50 credits, which is tight for anything real

Frequently asked questions

There's a limited free plan with 2 prototypes and 50 AI credits per month. For real work you'll want a paid tier, and every plan starts with a 14-day free trial that unlocks all features with no credit card required.