Describe the screen you want, get a designed interface back in seconds.
For developers, it’s the fastest way to spec a UI before writing the code. For PMs and founders, it’s a way to communicate product ideas without ambiguity. For designers, it’s a starting point that skips the blank canvas.
What you can do with Flowstep
- Generate screens from text — describe what you want, get a designed UI in seconds
- Iterate through prompts or direct edits — refine layouts, copy, and styling without leaving the canvas
- Connect to your IDE via MCP — generate and edit screens from Cursor, Claude Code, Windsurf, or Claude Desktop. See MCP Server.
- Export to Figma, code, or as image files — paste straight into an existing Figma file, export the code, or download screens as PNG/JPG
- Share with one link — reviewers don’t need a Flowstep account to view or comment
Who Flowstep is for
- Developers building product UI without a designer on call, or who want to spec a screen visually before implementing it
- Product managers and founders communicating ideas visually or validating an idea
- Designers skipping the blank canvas — start from a generated layout and edit from there
No design experience required. If you can describe a screen in plain English, Flowstep can generate it.
Where to go next
Quick Start
Generate your first screen in under five minutes.
MCP Server
Use Flowstep from Cursor, Claude Code, or any MCP-compatible client.
Generating designs
How to write prompts that produce the screens you actually want.
Figma integration
Paste Flowstep designs into an existing Figma file with one shortcut.