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DiffUI: UI designs from a prompt

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DiffUI turns a written prompt into UI design options for a product screen or a marketing page. You can also upload screenshots so later screens follow the same colors, type, spacing, and components. You pay per generated image. The pricing page does not list a free generation allowance.

Screenshot of the DiffUI homepage headline
Screenshot of the DiffUI homepage

What it does

DiffUI is an AI design tool for interface directions. You describe the screen you want, and it generates design images you can compare. The homepage states that a prompt produces 9 options in about 50 seconds. That figure is the company’s claim, not a measurement from this site.

If you already have a product, you can upload screenshots. DiffUI says it reads colors, fonts, spacing, and components from those images, then generates new screens that match. The page aimed at bootstrapped app makers says one prompt can return nine distinct visual directions, and that screenshots can be used as style references.

From a chosen direction, DiffUI says it can extract a design system: colors, fonts, space, and radius become tokens, wrapped in vanilla Web Components, with no framework lock-in. It also says it can turn the designs into usable responsive code. The pricing page says that design-to-code step is free while the product is in beta, and that you pay for the images you generate.

Official site: diffui.ai.

Who it’s for

DiffUI fits product people, designers, and small teams who want several on-brand UI directions from a prompt, and who prefer to pay per image instead of adding another monthly design seat. The company also addresses bootstrapped web-app makers who want the product to look considered before they have a design department.

Key use cases

What you can do with it

How to start with DiffUI

These steps follow the public homepage, the bootstrappers page, and the pricing page. They use the controls those pages show.

  1. Open diffui.ai. The homepage has a prompt box and a Sign in / up control. DiffUI says no credit card is required to start.
  2. Describe the screen you want. DiffUI states that a prompt produces 9 design options in about 50 seconds. Its page for bootstrapped makers also says one prompt can return nine distinct directions.
  3. To stay on an existing brand, upload screenshots. DiffUI says it learns colors, fonts, spacing, and components from those images, then generates new screens that match.
  4. When a direction is chosen, DiffUI can extract the design system into tokens and vanilla Web Components, and turn the design into responsive code. The pricing page says that design-to-code step is free during beta.
  5. Read the pricing page before you generate a large set. You pay per image. Individual has no subscription and no minimum spend.

These steps follow official pages: diffui.ai; for bootstrapped makers; pricing. Checked November 12, 2026.

Frequently asked questions

What does DiffUI do?

DiffUI turns a written prompt into UI design options. You can upload screenshots of a product you already have so new screens follow its colors, type, spacing, and components. It can also pull those choices into design tokens and vanilla Web Components, and turn a design into responsive code.

Who is DiffUI for?

Product people, designers, and small teams, including bootstrapped app makers, who want on-brand interface directions from a prompt and would rather pay per image than add another monthly design seat.

Does DiffUI have a free plan?

The pricing page does not list a free generation allowance or a $0 plan. Individual is 17¢ per design image, with no subscription and no minimum spend. Design-to-code is free during beta. DiffUI says no credit card is required to start, and you pay as you go.

Can DiffUI match a product I already have?

Yes. DiffUI says you upload existing screenshots and it reads colors, fonts, spacing, and components, then generates new screens in that same look. Its page for bootstrapped app makers also says a prompt can return nine distinct directions.

Is design-to-code included in the image price?

During beta, DiffUI says turning a design into responsive Web Components costs nothing extra. You pay for the images you generate.

What is the difference between Individual, Team, and Enterprise?

Every plan is priced per generated image. Individual is 17¢ with no subscription and no minimum. Team is 22¢, with a $50 monthly minimum that is credited to a shared team wallet rather than charged as a seat fee. Enterprise is 26¢, with a $300 monthly minimum credited the same way. The pricing page says Enterprise margins and minimums are negotiable.

Pricing

Prices checked on the official pricing page. There is no stated free generation allowance. Design-to-code is free during beta. You pay for generated images.

Every plan is priced per generated image. DiffUI says Individual pays the model cost, with a 0% margin. Team adds 30% and Enterprise adds 50% to that same rate. A team’s monthly minimum is credited to a shared wallet for members to spend on generations. It is not a seat fee. The page says there are no seats, and no subscription on Individual. Sub-cent fees are charged to the tenth of a cent, as listed.

Individual

17¢ per design image

No subscription and no minimum spend. No credit card required to start. Pay as you go. Cancel anytime.

Team

22¢ per design image

$50 a month minimum, credited to the shared team wallet. Not a seat fee. 30% margin on the same underlying rate.

Enterprise

26¢ per design image

$300 a month minimum, credited to the team wallet. 50% margin. The pricing page says margins and minimums are negotiable by email at [email protected].

Other usage fees

The same page lists these build-asset prices for Individual, Team, and Enterprise.

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DiffUI’s pricing page lists Individual at 17¢ per design image, with no subscription and no minimum spend. It does not list a free generation allowance. Design-to-code is free during beta.
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