Js.design (JS.Design) is China’s leading browser-based UI design tool, pairing collaborative Figma-style workflows with AI design assistance.
Js.design brings professional interface design into the browser for Chinese design teams: vector editing, components, variants, auto layout, prototyping and real-time multiplayer collaboration. Its AI features accelerate the busywork of design — generating layouts and copy from prompts, creating icons and illustrations, translating interfaces into multiple languages, and cleaning up design files. A rich community marketplace of templates, icon libraries and plugins covers common Chinese product design scenarios, from mini-programs to enterprise consoles. Because the product is domestic, it fits Chinese compliance, payment and deployment needs, with private-deployment options for large teams.
Design teams standardize on component libraries and shared styles, then use AI to draft initial screens and localize copy for regional releases. Handoff mode gives developers inspectable specs and exportable assets, and version history lets teams roll back experiments safely. Community resources — from mini-program kits to admin console templates — bootstrap new projects quickly, while enterprise admins manage seats, permissions and private deployment from a central console.
Js.design’s core product is permanently free for individuals and small teams, including real-time collaboration, prototyping and the community resource marketplace. Paid offerings focus on organizations — team spaces with advanced permission management, private (on-premise) deployment and premium resources — and are custom-priced; no public price list is published.
It serves Chinese UI/UX designers, product teams and design agencies that want a full-featured collaborative design tool without cross-border data or payment friction.
Yes, individual and small-team use is free; enterprise features and private deployment are paid.
Design handoff and automation are supported through plugins and enterprise integration offerings; a fully open public API is not the product’s focus.
It is the closest domestic counterpart to Figma, matching most daily design workflows while offering localized resources, domestic hosting and closer compliance alignment for Chinese companies.
Yes, Js.design supports importing mainstream design file formats including Figma exports, easing migration for teams switching tools.