Uizard vs Galileo AI

Both turn text prompts into editable UI mockups. Uizard: free tier 3 AI generations/month and 2 projects; Pro $12/mo billed annually ($19 monthly); Business $39/mo annual (October 2026); now part of Miro. Galileo AI: free 10 designs/month; Standard $16/mo annual; Pro $32/mo annual — though early-2026 reports say Galileo folded into Google Stitch, so verify what is actually purchasable before committing. Uizard suits quick multi-screen wireframes for non-designers; Galileo suits higher-fidelity concept exploration. There is no measured design-quality winner in this review.

Decision pointUizardGalileo AI
Best suited toFounders, product managers, and marketers who need a clickable prototype for investors, customers, or developers without design skills. Great for early-stage validation where a quick visual beats a slNot verified
Plans and costFree $0 (3 AI generations/mo, 2 projects); Pro $12/mo billed annually ($19 monthly); Business $39/mo annual; Enterprise custom. Per Oct 2026 — verify on uizard.io.Not verified
LimitationsThe free tier allows only 3 AI generations/month and 2 projects — it is a trial in practice. Uizard was acquired by Miro, and its homepage footer still shows a 2024 copyright, so check roadmap and supNot verified

Use the same input

Describe the same mobile onboarding flow to both tools, then hand the outputs to a designer and ask which needs less rework to become a real mockup.

What a successful result must preserve

Both outputs must be editable, and 'less rework' must be estimated in hours by a working UI designer.

Evidence and test status

Pricing and feature comparison based on publicly available information. Plan prices, credit allowances and feature claims below come from the tools' official pricing pages or third-party 2026 pricing roundups, re-checked October 2026. We did not run a scored hands-on test; no quality ranking is claimed.

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