iScreen
www.iscreen.live- Category
- Developer Tools
- Rank
- No. 1772Tools index
- Pricing
- Paid
- Type
- APP
- Use case
- Design & Media
- Interfaces
- Web · API
- Date
About
AI-powered iOS UI generator that creates pixel-perfect iPhone and iPad app screens from simple text descriptions. Generates production-ready designs with multiple screen variations in seconds.
What it does
iScreen's site describes it as an AI tool that turns a text prompt into iOS app screens, generating up to five screens per prompt for iPhone and iPad. It states plans start at $9 a month for 50 credits, with chat-based editing, HTML and ZIP export, and API access on the $29 tier.
Stated on the product site
- What it generates
- iOS screens generated from a text prompt
- iPad support
- Generates iPad Pro layouts in addition to iPhone screens
- Starter plan pricing
- $9 a month for 50 credits
- Free tier
- No free tier; every generation or edit costs a credit
- API access
- Listed as a feature of the Pro plan
Not stated on the site
- Whether the generated screens export as native iOS code such as Swift or SwiftUI, or only as images and HTML markup, is not stated on the page.
- The page does not specify what platform, web app, desktop app, or plugin, is used to create and edit the designs.
- Whether a trial or refund period applies before the first credit purchase is not addressed.
Written from the product site at iscreen.live.
What it can do
Generate iPhone app screens from text descriptions
Text description of desired screen → Pixel-perfect iPhone app screen design
Generate iPad app screens from text descriptions
Text description of desired screen → Pixel-perfect iPad app screen design
Create multiple design variations
Single text description → Multiple screen design variations
Generate production-ready UI designs
Text description → Production-ready app screen designs
Convert natural language to iOS UI elements
Natural language description → iOS-specific UI components and layouts
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