Free Figma Alternative — Online UI Design & Prototyping

A complete Figma-class interface design tool that runs entirely in your browser: frames, vector networks, boolean ops, components with overrides, auto-layout, and interactive prototyping. Nothing is uploaded — your design files stay on your own device.

FigCraft

Interface design and prototyping - frames, components, and vectors - a Figma-class editor in your browser.

Frames, artboards, and infinite canvasVector editing with boolean operationsComponents, instances, and overridesAuto-layout and constraint-based resizing

First launch downloads ≈9 MB, then it's cached for a year. Nothing is uploaded — your files stay on this device.

This is a desktop-class app — it works best on a larger screen.

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Quick Answer

This free online design tool gives you the core Figma workflow in a browser tab: frames and artboards, vector networks with boolean operations, reusable components with overrides, auto-layout that resizes responsively, styles, and clickable prototyping links you can share. It runs as a GPU-composited WebAssembly canvas on your device — design files are never uploaded to any server.

How It Works

1

Open and Launch — Open the design tool page in a desktop browser and click Launch. The first launch downloads about 9 MB; after that it is cached.

2

Set Up Frames — Create frames for your target devices and lay out a first screen with shapes and text.

3

Build Components — Turn repeating elements into components, override per instance, and use auto-layout for responsive stacks.

4

Prototype and Export — Wire clickable prototyping links between frames, then export assets as PNG, SVG, or PDF.

Key Facts

  • Frames, artboards, and an infinite canvas
  • Vector networks with boolean operations
  • Components, instances, and overrides
  • Auto-layout and constraint-based resizing
  • Interactive prototyping links
  • Export to PNG, SVG, and PDF

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this really free, and do I need an account?

Yes — completely free, no account, no watermarks. The underlying software is open source under Apache-2.0, embedded exactly as published.

Are my designs uploaded anywhere?

No. The whole tool runs as WebAssembly inside your browser tab; everything you draw, edit, and export happens on your device.

Can it open Figma files?

It is a standalone editor with its own document format — it does not read .fig files. For existing Figma assets, export SVG or PNG from Figma and import those here.

Can I collaborate with other people in real time?

Real-time multiplayer needs a coordination server, which this privacy-first embedding does not run. Design locally and share exported assets, or hand off .svg/.pdf files.

Does it work on mobile?

It runs on modern mobile browsers, but precision design work wants a desktop screen, a mouse, and keyboard shortcuts. View prototypes on a phone after exporting.