Infinite canvas
Sketches, references and generated screens side by side, with room to spread out.
Sketch a screen. Build a design system. Ship the interface.
Rough rectangles in, finished interfaces out.
Turn rough sketches into finished UI designs and product flows.
SketchMason is an AI design tool to turn hand-drawn sketches and wireframes into UI designs. Draw your layout and build consistent product flows.
- Sketch the layout, boxes and a label or two
- Mood board in, design system out
- Streams onto the canvas, beside your sketch
- Revise by asking, only what you mention moves
- Grow it into a flow, screen by screen
- Autosaved, every stroke, with the history yours
Free to start. A new account comes with two generations, no card.
01 · Mood board first
Start from the images you love, not a blank palette.
Drop in the images that carry the feeling you want. We read them for palette, contrast and type, then write a design system you can actually build against.
Start free02 · Sketch the screen
Draw the structure, skip the pixels.
Rectangles, circles and a few labels. The sketch decides layout and reading order. You are describing structure, not drawing pixels.
Start free03 · Watch it build
See the screen arrive while it is still being made.
The interface streams onto the canvas beside your sketch, so if the layout is going the wrong way you know within seconds, not after the full minute.
Start free04 · Revise by asking
Change one thing without losing the rest.
Open the chat on any screen and say what you want changed. Only what you asked about moves; everything else comes back exactly as it was.
Start free05 · Grow it into a flow
One screen is a mock. A flow is a product.
One screen is a mock. Ask for the flow and you get the screens a user would actually reach next, all sharing the same shell and palette.
Start free06 · Nothing to lose
Every stroke kept, every step reversible.
Every stroke autosaves and the whole history is yours. A drag is one undo step, not fifty.
Start freeEverything in the box
Everything between a box and a build.
One canvas, one design system, and every step from the first rectangle to the last screen of the flow.
Mood board style guides
Drop in the images that carry the feeling and get a design system written from them.
Sketch to interface
A labelled rectangle is an instruction. The screen it implies gets built.
Streamed generation
The interface arrives on the canvas as it is made, so a wrong turn shows in seconds.
Inspiration references
Up to six images per project steer palette, density and type. They are never copied in.
Consistent design tokens
Every colour, face and radius is bound to a role, so the fifth screen matches the first.
Design chat & revisions
Say what should change on any screen. Only what you asked about moves.
Flow generation
Ask for the flow and get the screens a user would actually reach next.
Contrast-checked palettes
The pairings that decide legibility are checked before they reach the canvas.
Autosave & full history
Every stroke is kept and a drag is one undo step, not fifty.
Case in point
Six rectangles in. A landing page out.
A header box, a hero box with two smaller boxes inside it, a row of three cards and a footer. That was the whole sketch. The page on the right is what came back, built from a design system read off two reference images.
- Layout from the sketch: reading order and hierarchy exactly as drawn.
- Palette from the board: colour and type taken from the references.
- Ready to grow: every later screen shares the same shell.
Generated from a six-rectangle sketch and two reference images.
Why sketches
Sketches, not prompts. Systems, not screenshots. SketchMason reads the shape you drew and builds the screen it implies, using a design system taken from your own mood board, so the fifth screen still looks like the first, and the flow around it looks like both.
Credits
Pay for generations. Everything else is free.
A credit is one generation: a style guide, a screen, a page in a flow, or a revision from the chat. Drawing, moving, resizing and everything else on the canvas costs nothing.Start free
Style guide from a mood board1 credit
Screen from a sketch1 credit
Each page in a generated flow1 credit
Mobile version of a screen1 credit
Revision from the design chat1 credit
Editing one element in the editor1 credit
Reference brief and flow planFree
Canvas, references, historyFree
A new account starts with two generationsNo card needed
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Draw the shape. Get the product.
Free to start. A new account comes with two generations, and no card is asked for.
Start free, no card