AN INVISION ALTERNATIVE

Keep your prototypes and design reviews moving

Use Pixso to design interfaces, connect clickable prototypes and discuss changes right on the canvas. Give your team a new place to continue the work, from retained source designs or the next idea.

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Booksy app prototype preview in Pixso with comments beside the interface — Build the flow and refine the screens in the same workspace.

Make the flow clickable

Connect screens, add interactions and share a prototype your team can explore.

Keep feedback on the design

Comments stay beside the screen or detail that needs attention.

Move from review to implementation

Keep editable UI, reusable components and developer details in one workspace.

CONTINUE THE WORK THAT MATTERS

The InVision tasks your team can continue in Pixso

Choose a replacement around the work you still need to do. Pixso brings interface editing, prototyping, feedback and handoff together. Retained source files and project decisions provide continuity; old cloud links are not a migration format.

Previous InVision tasks, Pixso capabilities and retained project material
Your previous task	Pixso	What to bring forward
Prototype: connect screens	Link frames and layers, set interactions and share a playable prototype.	Use saved source designs or screen assets. Recreate the navigation and behavior your prototype needs.
Design review: discuss changes	Comment on the interface, reply to teammates and resolve completed discussions.	Retain useful feedback and decisions. Old InVision comments and access permissions do not transfer automatically.
Studio: edit the interface	Create and edit UI with text, vector tools, components and Auto Layout.	Use supported source designs or exported assets. There is no direct .studio import into Pixso.
DSM: share design standards	Publish components and styles in shared libraries for your team to reuse.	Bring saved component sources and guidelines. Rebuild the library connections and access your new workspace needs.
Handoff: explain the design	Inspect measurements, styles and prepared assets in the file, alongside prototype behavior.	Keep implementation notes and decisions. Old Inspect links are not a replacement for an accessible source design.
Team access: continue together	Invite teammates with appropriate file permissions and choose seats for their roles.	Identify project owners and the people who need access. Set up new sharing links for future work.

InVision is no longer a current purchasing option. Choose Pixso seats and resources for the work your team needs now.

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CONTINUE FROM WHAT YOU HAVE

Your next version can start with your existing designs

A source design gives you editable content to continue. A screen image gives you a visual reference. Pixso supports both starting points, with different amounts of rebuilding.

If you have editable source files

Bring supported Sketch, Figma or Adobe XD files into Pixso. Continue adjusting the screens, then organize components and connect the interactions you want to demonstrate.

If you have screen images

Place the images in frames and add clickable layers to recreate a demonstration. Rebuild any text or controls you need to edit; a screenshot does not become an editable component library.

Pixso does not directly import .studio files or recover projects from old InVision links. Keep original files and any retained comments, specifications or recordings as project references.

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Pixso canvas with an image grid and Auto Layout properties for editing a design — Refine editable layers and layouts as you build your next design in Pixso.

FROM A SCREEN COLLECTION TO A TEAM CONVERSATION

Let people try the flow and respond to the design

A clickable prototype gives reviewers a way to explore the experience. Comments give their feedback a precise place to land. Keep both close to the interface your team is changing.

Show the intended experience

Connect the main path, return actions and overlays, then play the prototype. Add the states people need to understand before sharing it for review.

Turn feedback into the next version

Leave comments on the relevant screen, reply in context and resolve a discussion when it is addressed. Developers can inspect the design details and assets with the appropriate file access.

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Event app screens connected by prototype flows on the Pixso canvas — Connect the screens into an experience your team can explore.

BUILD ON MORE THAN A SCREENSHOT

Give your next release reusable design foundations

Turn the controls you use repeatedly into components and shared styles. A maintained library makes those design decisions available to the people building the next screen.

Continue your design standards

Use retained component sources and guidelines to organize a Pixso library. Publish updates for your team to apply across design files; an old DSM document is not an automatic library import.

Add new ideas without losing editability

Use Pixso AI to generate a starting layout and continue editing its layers. A published library enabled for AI can guide generation. AI can help create new screens; it does not recover a lost InVision project.

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A WORKSPACE FOR THE NEXT REVIEW

Start with the people and project you have today

For prototypes and product teams

Create a file, bring in the available designs and invite your reviewers. Start on the free plan and choose editing, developer and team capabilities as your work grows.

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For enterprise design organizations

Bring file ownership, shared libraries and member access into your deployment plan. For an intranet or private-cloud environment, discuss a separate enterprise arrangement with Pixso.

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Questions about replacing an InVision workflow

Is InVision still available for new projects?

InVision's design collaboration services, including Prototype and DSM, ended on December 31, 2024. Use retained source files, exported assets and project records when continuing older work. Miro's acquisition of Freehand did not move every InVision design project into Miro.

Can Pixso open .studio files or old InVision links?

No. Pixso does not offer direct .studio import or recovery from an InVision share link. If you have Sketch, Figma or Adobe XD source files, use the supported import route. Images can serve as references or screens in a rebuilt prototype.

Can I make a clickable prototype from saved screenshots?

Yes. Place the screenshots in frames and add clickable layers linked to other screens. This recreates the demonstration, not the original editable text, components or interaction logic. Rebuild the parts you need to change.

Will comments, DSM libraries and project permissions be restored?

No. Saved screens or source files do not restore InVision's cloud history and collaboration records. Keep useful exported feedback and guidelines, organize available components in a new library, and assign the appropriate permissions in Pixso.

What if I used InVision Freehand for workshops?

Freehand was a separate whiteboarding product acquired by Miro. Pixso Whiteboard supports brainstorming and visual planning, while Pixso's design editor supports UI and prototypes. Retained whiteboard images can be references, but they do not restore every editable object or the old collaboration history.

Make your next prototype a place to work together

Bring the screens you have, build the next interaction and invite your team into Pixso.

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