Banani is an AI UI design tool that turns a plain-language description into editable, multi-screen, clickable prototypes in seconds. Users describe a product, paste a reference, or share a PRD, and Banani generates an on-brand interface that can be refined by clicking elements or chatting with the AI, then shared by link or exported to Figma or code. The company says the tool is used by more than 100,000 users and companies.
Banani positions itself as the easiest way to design UI, aimed at product teams that need to ship interfaces in minutes instead of days. A notable interaction detail: clicking an element can generate what the user would see after that click, so prototypes feel interactive rather than static. Designs are generated from prompts, references, and product requirement documents, applying the user’s style to the result. Everything generated stays private and is not used for training, with OpenAI’s models used as a foundational layer. Finished work can be shared as a Banani project link, exported to Figma, HTML/CSS, or images, and Banani can also be connected over MCP so coding agents can access designs directly.
Banani is Freemium: users can start designing for free, with paid plans available for more projects and usage. See the Banani website for current plan details.
Banani is for product managers, founders, engineers, and non-designers who need quick, communicable prototypes, as well as designers who want an AI copilot to handle the repetitive parts of UI work.