AI Text to App Design
What is the main use case for Pixelmost?
- Generating app mockups and prototypes with AI
- Generating app icons from keywords or app descriptions
- Previewing and testing your app designs as prototypes
- Export as pictures or compilations for promotional use cases or pitch decks.
What are some unique features of pixelmost.ai?
- AI Generated App designs in 30 seconds
- Suitable App icon generated
- Generate a project name and color scheming
- No-code drag n drop editor to adjust your designs
- Unsplash integration for easy import of images
- Auto translate full designs into new languages
- Export as compositions or preview as prototypes
- Based on native app technology for native performance and feel
- Upcoming support for exporting as real apps/prototypes to Testflight.
- Support for iOS, iPadOS and macOS
What is the cheapest pricing package Pixelmost offers?
You can use a lot of features for free. Try out the tool with a lot of features fore free. You get initial AI tokens for free allowing you to try out the AI-generation for free. A basic icon models is provided for free allowing you to try to generate a suitable app icon for free as well.
How quickly can Pixelmost create a mockup for an app concept?
Pixelmost can generate a mockup, prototype, and app icon in under 30 seconds by simply starting with a prompt. This rapid development allows users to quickly visualize their app ideas and iterate on design concepts efficiently.
What platforms are supported by Pixelmost for app design?
Pixelmost supports app design on iPad, iPhone, and macOS, allowing users to bring powerful app design capabilities to their pocket or gain more screen area on larger devices. Projects can be synced via iCloud, ensuring seamless access across these Apple platforms.
Can Pixelmost help with color and icon generation for app projects?
Yes, Pixelmost allows users to generate color themes from prompts, edit them manually, and supports dark mode. Additionally, it can generate matching app icons using four different AI image models, based on app descriptions or inputted keywords, providing a cohesive look for the app design.
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