UI design, prototyping and handoff in Pixso
Real-time multiplayer collaboration
Work with teammates in a shared design file. Use comments and review links to discuss changes; editing access depends on permissions and the plan your team uses.
High-fidelity prototyping
Connect screens and configure transitions to demonstrate a user flow. Check the triggers, variables and interactions required by your prototype in each tool.
Developer handoff with shared files
Share a file for review and developer inspection. Agree on the version to implement, then check specifications and exported assets before building.
Why choose Pixso
Test your files before migration
Pixso accepts supported design files such as .fig, .sketch, .xd, .zip and .svg. Import a copy first, then inspect fonts, components, layout, linked assets and prototype interactions. Some properties may need adjustment; keep the original file until the migrated project passes review.
Built for global design teams
Check the product interface and support language your team needs, including reviewers and developers. Website translations and editor language availability are separate considerations; confirm both in the current product.
Enterprise requirements
& private deployment
Pixso offers private deployment options for organizations with infrastructure requirements. Confirm access controls, backups, updates, data handling and the responsibilities of your team and provider. Deployment location alone does not guarantee complete protection. Explore private deployment.
Compare seats and total team cost
Compare like-for-like roles, included features and billing periods using current Pixso plans and Figma pricing. A developer seat and a full design seat provide different access. Include paid libraries, administration, AI usage and any migration work in the total; do not assume the lowest listed seat price covers every team member.
Pixso vs. Figma
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| Design and prototyping | Supports vector design, components, Auto Layout, interactive prototypes, and reusable styles and variables | Supports vector design, components, Auto Layout, interactive prototypes, and reusable styles and variables | |
| Team collaboration | Co-editing, comments, shared designs, and developer handoff | Co-editing, comments, shared designs, and developer handoff | |
| Figma files | Import .fig files; validate a representative project first | Native .fig file creation, collaboration, and export | |
| Interface languages | English, Korean, Japanese, Russian, and Chinese interfaces | Multilingual interface; check the current language list for Chinese availability | |
| Deployment | Online use; ask about intranet, self-hosted cloud, and other deployment options | Cloud service; enterprise plans may offer data residency in some regions | |
| Enterprise management | Members, permissions, and shared libraries for team administration | Organization and enterprise plans provide centralized management and security controls | |
| Customer support | Chinese customer support; dedicated enterprise contact for deployment discussions | Help resources and AI support; paid plans provide email support | |
| Procurement evaluation | Choose by seats, roles, deployment model, and service requirements | Compare plan types and Full, Dev, and Collab seats | |
FAQs
Q1: What does the Pixso free plan include?
Pixso offers a free plan with limits. Personal drafts, shared design files, whiteboards, and viewer access can have different allowances. Check current Pixso plans for the latest limits and paid features.
Q2: Can I really import my Figma files into Pixso?
You can import supported files exported from Figma. Use a copy of a real project and compare text, components, layout and interactions after import; file import does not guarantee that every property transfers unchanged.
Q3: How do I import files from Figma, Sketch, or Adobe XD?
Open your Pixso workspace and choose Import, then select a supported file. The time needed depends on the file and network. Review the imported content and rebuild unsupported behavior before sharing it for production work.
Q4: What is private deployment, and when should I choose it?
Private deployment is an option for an organization that needs a specified infrastructure model. Discuss hosting, authentication, access controls, backups, updates and support responsibilities with the Pixso team before selecting a configuration.
Q5: How should a multilingual team evaluate the tools?
Confirm editor languages, fonts and text-direction requirements in your actual workflow. Figma supports multiple interface languages; see its language documentation. Check Pixso’s current editor and help resources separately.
Try Pixso with a representative project