PIXSO DESIGN SYSTEM

A design system tool your team can build on

Keep everyone building from the same components and styles. Create flexible UI libraries, share changes across projects and use your team's design system with Pixso AI.

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Reusable UI components and shared styles organized in Pixso
Give every product screen a shared foundation, without rebuilding the same elements.

Reuse what already works

Build screens from a shared collection of components and styles.

Keep changes manageable

Publish library updates and choose when to apply them in each file.

Give AI your design context

Generate editable screens using a library enabled for AI.

A SHARED FOUNDATION

Make the right elements easy to find and reuse

Give your team a component library they can use while designing. Keep buttons, fields and navigation together with the colors and typography that make the product feel consistent.

Turn repeated UI into reusable components

Create components from existing layers, then place instances wherever the pattern is needed. Add descriptions to explain how teammates should use each component.

Define styles once, use them across screens

Save colors, text, effects and layout grids as styles. Publish them with your components so the team can use the same visual decisions in other files.

Explore shared styles
Color, text and effect styles in the Local styles panel of the Pixso editor
Named text, color and effect styles keep shared visual decisions close to the design.

CONSISTENCY WITH FLEXIBILITY

Build flexibility into every component

A useful component handles more than one example. Organize sizes and states as variants, and expose the choices teammates need without asking them to rebuild the underlying design.

Give related states one home

Keep a button's sizes and states in a component set. Choose named properties such as size or state to switch between variants as you compose a screen.

Expose the details that should change

Use component properties for editable text, optional layers and nested instance swaps. Teammates can adjust those details while working from the same component.

Explore component variants and properties
Reusable interface components with state, size and instance property controls in Pixso
Keep related states together and make the intended choices clear to the people using them.

SHARED LIBRARIES

Keep projects aligned, with control over updates

Develop a component in its source file, then publish the change to the library. Files using that library receive an update notification, so each team can bring in the changes when it is ready.

Share the change and its context

Publish added or revised components and styles with a description. Teammates see the changed resources together, instead of piecing together what changed across separate copies.

Apply one change or the whole update

Review the library update list and apply individual items or all available updates. Changes to a main component in the same file update its linked local instances directly.

See how library updates work
Pixso canvas showing a component and style update notification with View and Ignore actions
Published library changes appear as an update notification. Review the list and choose which changes to apply. Follow the illustrated update guide

YOUR SYSTEM, IN PIXSO AI

Start new screens with your own design language

Your library can guide AI as well as your designers. Enable AI access for a published library, select it in Pixso AI and describe the screen you want to create.

Give AI a relevant starting point

A dashboard library gives Pixso AI components and a visual style for dashboard work. Choose a library that fits the screen you need, then generate an editable design on the canvas.

Keep building on the result

Edit the generated layers and adapt the screen to your product. If the library does not cover a requested module, AI can generate that part rather than force an unrelated component into the layout.

Explore Pixso AI
Custom design system selected in the Pixso AI interface, with a finance app library
Select a custom design system before generating your next screen.

BUILT AROUND YOUR LIBRARY

The everyday tools a design system needs

Auto Layout

Set padding, spacing and alignment so layouts can respond to text and content changes.

File import

Bring Figma, Sketch or Adobe XD files into Pixso and use existing design work as your starting point.

Comments in context

Discuss a component beside the design, mention teammates and keep feedback attached to the relevant detail.

View and edit access

Invite collaborators with the access they need to contribute, review or use the design file.

Version history

Save named versions at important milestones so the team can revisit a design or restore earlier work.

Developer handoff

Share the handoff view so developers can inspect dimensions and style references and download prepared assets.

Choosing a design system tool

What is the difference between a design system and a component library?
A component library holds reusable interface elements. A design system also includes the visual rules, usage guidance and decisions that keep those elements coherent. Pixso gives your team components, shared styles and libraries to put those decisions into everyday design work.
Can I reuse components and styles across different files?
Yes. Publish components and styles to a team library, then enable that library in the files where you need it. Teammates with the appropriate access can find the shared resources and use them while designing.
Will a library change immediately affect every project?
No. Changes to published components and styles must be published to the library before other files can receive them. Those files show an update notification, and users can apply individual changes or all available updates. Linked instances in the same source file update directly.
Can Pixso AI use our existing design system?
Yes. A published library must have AI access enabled before it can be selected as a custom design system in Pixso AI. Someone with editing access to the library can enable it. Select the library and use a prompt that matches its purpose and style; the result remains editable on the canvas.

Build a library your team will actually use

Start with the components your product repeats most. Give your team a shared foundation for the next screen and the one after it.

Build your design system