PIXSO FOR ADOBE XD TEAMS

An Adobe XD alternative that keeps your designs moving

Bring your .xd files into Pixso and continue creating in your browser. Edit interfaces, connect interactive prototypes and give your team one place to review the design and build the next version.

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Your existing designs. A shared workspace for what comes next.

Pixso editor displaying a wallet app interface with editable layers and design properties — Keep the design editable as it moves from the next change to developer handoff.

Continue from .xd files

Import a local copy and keep shaping your interface in Pixso.

Bring the team into the file

Designers, reviewers and developers work from the same design, with access suited to their roles.

Create the next iteration

Combine reusable components, interactive prototypes and editable AI-generated starting points.

WHAT CHANGES WHEN YOU SWITCH

Pixso and Adobe XD: choose the workflow for your next project

XD already supports cloud documents, co-editing and developer sharing. Pixso brings editing into the browser and connects it with shared libraries, AI and enterprise deployment options. Compare how your team will edit, review and maintain its next project.

Pixso and Adobe XD: editing, collaboration, files and deployment
Your priority	Pixso	Adobe XD
Where you design	Edit in your browser or the Pixso desktop app. Share the same file with your team.	Design in the Windows or macOS app. Share prototypes and design specs for browser-based review.
Working together	Co-edit shared designs and leave comments beside the interface, with file permissions for each role.	Co-edit shared cloud documents in XD. Collect feedback through shared prototypes and design specs.
Existing design files	Import local .xd files and continue editing. Fonts, components and interactions may need adjustment.	Keep native XD documents, component relationships and existing project workflows in XD.
Prototypes and handoff	Connect screens, share interactive prototypes and inspect dimensions, styles and prepared assets in the design file.	Build interactive prototypes and share design specifications and assets for development.
New design work	Create with components and shared libraries, or generate an editable starting point with Pixso AI.	Maintain existing workflows. Adobe says it is not investing in ongoing XD development or shipping new features.
Deployment choices	Use the online service, or discuss a separately scoped enterprise private deployment.	Use the desktop app with Adobe account access. Publishing prototypes and design specs relies on Creative Cloud services.

Start with Pixso's free plan. Team seats, shared resources and AI usage depend on the plan you choose.

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KEEP THE WORK YOU HAVE ALREADY DONE

Bring your XD design into a live team workspace

Your interface does not have to start over as a screenshot. Import the local .xd design, adjust its editable content and continue with your team in Pixso.

Start with the editable source

Use your local .xd file, or ask the document owner to save a local copy of the XD cloud document. A prototype link, PDF or screenshot is not a substitute for that source file.

Make the next change together

Refine the imported screens, arrange reusable components and reconnect the interactions your project needs. Invite reviewers and developers into the new file when the design is ready to share.

Keep the XD original. Importing a file does not transfer Adobe account permissions, old share links, comments or cloud version history.

Import design files into Pixso Organize components and shared styles Back up XD assets with Adobe's guide

Pixso file import dialog with Figma, Sketch, Axure, XD and Pixso format options — A local .xd file provides the starting point for continued design work.

MAKE THE DESIGN YOUR SHARED REFERENCE

Discuss the screen. Deliver the details.

Bring product feedback, interface changes and implementation details into the same design file. The team can see the work being discussed instead of piecing together separate screenshots and exports.

Comments with a clear context

Leave feedback on the interface, reply to teammates and update the design beside the discussion. Choose viewing or editing access for the people taking part.

Design information developers can use

Give developers access to measurements, spacing, styles and the assets prepared for implementation. Interactive prototypes show how screens connect, alongside the visual details.

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Pixso developer view with interface measurements and CSS properties beside the design — The interface and its implementation details stay connected.

MORE WAYS TO BUILD THE NEXT VERSION

Keep your components. Add a new way to start.

Turn recurring buttons, inputs and navigation into reusable components and styles. Your team can build on shared design decisions instead of recreating them in every screen.

A library your team can maintain

Publish reusable assets and library updates for other design files. Organize the components you need in Pixso; importing an XD file does not automatically recreate its Creative Cloud Library connections.

Editable ideas for new screens

Use Pixso AI for a new layout, then refine its layers, text and components. A published library enabled for AI can guide generation. Keep using .xd import for existing source designs rather than rebuilding them from images.

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CHOOSE HOW YOUR TEAM GETS STARTED

One project now. A team workspace when you need it.

For your next design project

Bring a design into Pixso and invite the people who create, review and develop it. Start free, then choose the seats and shared resources your team needs.

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For enterprise deployment

If your organization needs an intranet or private-cloud environment, discuss hosting, access and integration requirements with us. Private deployment is a separate enterprise arrangement.

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Questions about moving from Adobe XD

Has Adobe XD shut down?

No. Adobe describes XD as being in maintenance mode: it is not adding new features, but continues to address bugs and security or privacy needs for existing customers. Adobe says it will give significant notice before ending support. This is different from an announced shutdown date.

Can I open an .xd file in Pixso without using XD?

Yes, if you already have the local .xd source file. Import it into your Pixso workspace and open the converted design. If you only have a cloud document or prototype link, ask its owner for the local source file first.

Will my XD project look and work exactly the same?

Not every feature transfers identically between tools. Fonts, component relationships, effects and prototype interactions may need adjustment. Keep the original and review the important screens and flows before making Pixso your team's new reference.

Do XD comments, links and Creative Cloud Libraries move too?

File import is not a transfer of the Adobe cloud service. Keep useful comments and project records separately, create new sharing permissions and links in Pixso, and organize the components and library relationships your team will use. XD plugins also need an appropriate Pixso workflow rather than a direct installation.

Can I try Pixso before moving every XD project?

Yes. Start with a project on the free plan and experience editing, prototype review and handoff together. Move other projects when it suits their delivery schedule. Team features, seat access and AI allowances depend on the chosen plan.

Give your next design change a shared home

Bring an XD file, continue editing and invite the people who will take it forward.

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