What’s New in UXPin

Forge now supports design system presets, streams code as it generates, and connects results directly to Wire.

Design system presets

Pick a design system preset and Forge will follow its guidelines when generating UI. Choose from curated styles like Retro / 90s Nostalgia, Serif, Terminal CLI, or Vaporwave, or pick from brand presets including Airbnb, Apple, Claude and more. Every component Forge generates matches the visual rules of the selected system.

AI-generated UIs and live code previews

Generate components in chat and act on them right away.

• Any generated component or multi-screen plan can be opened directly in Wire. UXPin creates a Wire project automatically and saves the link so you can return to it from the chat.
• While Forge writes or edits files, the code streams live in the chat. A short "preparing" state gives you visual feedback on changes as they happen.
• Third-party models are now available via OpenRouter, including Qwen 3.6 Plus. Add your OpenRouter API key in settings.
• Canceled messages stop streaming immediately, and failed changes show clear error indicators. Credits are not charged for failed requests.

Improvements

• When exporting a canvas with multiple screens to Wire, Wire detects the export and offers to connect the screens into a single working app.
• Design system guidance can now be set per document. You can add library-level instructions the AI will follow, and the editor checks generated component code for syntax errors so Forge can target fixes automatically.

Bug Fixes

• Fixed an issue where long editing sessions caused the Interactions & Animation panel to slow down, freeze, or crash.

We’ve added the Claude Sonnet 4.5 model to the UXPin AI Creator. It makes fewer mistakes, understands layouts better, and includes knowledge from early 2025. You’ll get higher-quality JSX and React code with cleaner structure and styling, plus layouts that need less manual tweaking.

• If you sign in with Google or GitHub, you’ll now need to reset your password before using a regular login. This adds an extra layer of security and maintains consistent authentication across all sign-in methods.
• The UXPin Mirror Android app has been updated to meet Google’s latest requirements.

• We’ve improved overall performance, so the app feels faster and lighter. Load times are shorter, and the editor should feel smoother when working with layers and copy actions.

• Fixed a drag-and-drop issue in the Layers panel that appeared in the latest version of Chrome.
• Resolved a Jira integration issue that prevented prototypes from connecting inside the Jira app.