UXPIN VS INVISION STUDIO
Looking for an alternative to InVision?
You're in the right place. It's time to start building prototypes that look and feel like the real deal. Here's why companies choose UXPin over InVision when comparing apps.
Comparing UXPin
and InVision Studio
Why choose UXPin vs InVision? If you are looking for an advanced collaborative tool with easy access, go for UXPin. The most significant difference between UXPin and InVision Studio is that in UXPin, you can share the results of your work free of charge.
Thanks to advanced features, you will create a clickable prototype, not just an animated drawing, and you can share it with just one click – for free!
The stakeholders and potential users don’t have to have an account to click through and comment on your prototypes. Build advanced designs and gather feedback easily with UXPin.
No credit card required.See how UXPin stacks up against other tools
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EXPERTS AND BEGINNERS
UXPin is easy for anyone to use
Design
Prototype
It’s all there! Shapes, media, form elements, built-in libraries, interactions and animations to do the magic.
Create intuitive prototypes perfect for pitching stakeholders, presenting to your team, as well as user testing.
Share links to your designs and collaborate easily with your team and stakeholders.
Contextual feedback
Inspect all measurements, fonts, and CSS in one place and up to date.
Spec mode
It doesn’t matter if you work on macOS, Windows, or in the browser, we support it all.
Multi-platform
Sketch import
Import your Sketch files and quickly turn them into beautifully interactive prototypes.
Work on the same file with other team members and watch as they make changes – as you would in Google Docs!
Co-design in real time
I started using UXPin to quickly show basic interactions more complex than hovers (all InVision can really do right now) and then found the Documentation feature very helpful. I haven’t tried Design System, but will soon. InVision seems to always over-promise and under-deliver
@colinjohnston, Twitter
UXPin's prototyping and animation tools
Turn static mockups into real-deal prototypes in a fraction of time.
UXPin vs InVision Studio full comparison
FEATURES
Design collaboration like in Google Docs
Traditional tools are built for designers to work in silos and share designs when ready. UXPin was built with collaboration in mind.
Going beyond collaborative editing
Style guide
Keep a summary of all your colors, fonts, and assets in one place and in sync.
Shared component libraries
Create libraries with ready-to-use UI components, colors, text styles and assets.
Design Systems
Build consistent and easy to maintain Design Systems and share them with the team.
UXPin saves us hundreds of hours of product development by simplifying collaboration. Plus, with its great library of components, I can literally go in, cut and paste a component into my design, and we’re off and running.
Larry Sawyer
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Interactive form elements
As an alternative to InVision, UXPin lets you speed up prototyping with native HTML inputs. Use interactive text fields, checkboxes, and radio buttons and say goodbye to their static imitations.
States
Design different versions of any element and animate between them. Update properties between states with just one click. In UXPin each element can have several states with a different set of properties and interactions.
Conditional logic
A living prototype works much better with conditional logic. If/else statements allow you to build a working prototype instead of countless artboards. UXPin lets you include conditional statements in your prototypes.
Version history
Keeping track of changes and what's current can be a challenge. UXPin's superpowered version history feature lets you save versions of your designs, restore them and share immediately with anyone working with you.
Accessible design is a huge concept, and a hard one to master too. UXPin makes it easy to keep designs in line with WCAG standards and view them as those with one of the eight different types of color blindness.
Built-in accessibility tools
Co-design on the same file in real time.
Multi-platform, works on Windows, Mac or in the browser.
Quickly build flows by connecting screens and adding transitions, overlays, and scrolling.
Get much closer to real, coded apps — add if/else logic to your interactions, store user input and reuse it later on the design.
Versioning
Built-in accessibility features
Create different states of any element and animate between these states. Update properties between states with just one click.
Import your designs from Sketch.
Send links to get contextual feedback.
Native HTML inputs, tables, etc.
Auto-generated style guide for every project.
Team libraries with interactive components.
Engineers have access to up-to-date designs and can inspect all information about layers, export assets and copy code.
Document components in team libraries. Share an automatically generated, customizable web view of your Design System with these components.
Import of production React.js components from a git repository.
Compose interface using your production React components synced automatically from GIT.
