Pixso AI for mobile products
Move your app idea from a brief to editable screens.
Explore your app's interface, refine the interactions that matter, and bring the screens together in a prototype. Keep the design in a shared workspace from the first concept to developer handoff.
Start with a real product task
Describe who the app serves, what they need to do, and what belongs on the first screen. Pixso AI gives you an editable interface to work with. Extend the design into related screens while keeping their content and purpose clear.
Focus a brief on the content and actions people need, whether they are browsing products, managing a booking, or viewing progress.
Develop related screens in the same file and work through their differences individually.
Explore a better arrangement
A product grid is useful for browsing; a list can give each item more room for details. Select the relevant area and ask AI to explore a different arrangement. Refine the result with the editing tools you already have on the canvas.
Focus a request on the card layout, navigation, or content block you want to improve.
Specify the information and visual conventions the new layout should retain.
Make the screens feel connected
Choose a relevant AI-enabled custom library to guide the components and visual conventions in a new screen. Continue refining the app with reusable components and shared styles, so repeated elements have a deliberate design across the experience.
Bring an AI-enabled published design system into generation instead of restating your conventions for every screen.
Develop selected, empty, and error states alongside the main screens, with content that makes the next action clear.
See how the experience fits together
Connect screens into a clickable prototype to explore the route from one action to the next. Share it with your team, discuss the design, and use the feedback to improve the interface before moving further into implementation.
Connect key screens so reviewers can explore the intended flow instead of interpreting disconnected mockups.
Keep the design file and its feedback together as the app takes shape.
Start with the product-browsing screen. Then develop the product details, cart, and account screens in separate requests using the same visual direction.
Design the home screen for a mobile home-furnishings shopping app. Include a room inspiration image, furniture categories, and a product collection with names and prices. Use warm neutrals and clear typography. Give browsing and search a clear place in the navigation. Use the product information supplied in the brief. This screen will lead to product details and a cart, so keep the navigation and product cards suitable for those follow-up screens.
Pixso AI generates editable app interface designs. You can refine the screens, connect them into a prototype, and share the design with developers. Building an application, connecting a backend, and producing an iOS or Android release remain development tasks.
Yes. Develop related screens in the same design file. Give each screen its own requirements, reuse the same visual direction or design system, and refine the results as a connected experience. Working screen by screen gives you more control over complex app ideas.
Yes. Refine selected elements in a Pixso design, or attach a reference image and explain what it should inform. You can request layout, text, color, and component changes while continuing to edit the result on the canvas.
Yes. Share the design file for review and connect screens into a prototype to communicate the intended flow. This gives designers, developers, and stakeholders a common reference for discussing the experience.
Make the first interface, refine the details, and bring your team into the design.