Sleek

Describe your app, get matching iOS and Android screens

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Sleek is an AI mobile app designer that turns a written description, an existing spec or a reference screenshot into editable iOS and Android screen designs. The company says it is used by 60,000+ app makers.

You can start from a one-line prompt or a multi-page spec, and Sleek keeps every screen in a single visual style so the set looks like one app rather than a pile of unrelated mockups. From there you edit by hand or ask for changes, then move the work into Figma, code or a coding agent.

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Starts at
$29 / month
Free plan
Yes
Free trial
Yes
Integrations
Figma, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor

What Sleek does

Prompt, spec or screenshot input

Type a sentence, paste the spec you already have, or drop in a screenshot whose look you like. Sleek reads the request and plans the screens before drawing anything.

One look across every screen

Sleek chooses fonts and colors that fit the app and generates every screen in that same style, including sets built from a single line of text.

Hand editing plus chat changes

Any generated screen can be changed manually, or you can describe the change you want in the chat and let the agent rework it.

Figma export as native layers

Click the Figma button and paste into any Figma file; screens arrive as fully editable layers with no plugin required.

Code export on every plan

Screens export as React with Tailwind CSS or as plain HTML, and the free plan includes this export.

Handoff prompt for coding agents

Sleek writes the build prompt for you and passes the project to Claude Code, Cursor, Codex or another coding agent so the app is built to match the screens.

How to use Sleek

  1. 1Create a project and describe the app in a sentence, paste your spec, or attach a screenshot for reference.
  2. 2Review the fonts, colors and screen plan Sleek proposes, then look through the generated screens.
  3. 3Edit screens by hand or ask for changes in the chat until the set looks right.
  4. 4Export to Figma as editable layers, or download React/Tailwind or HTML code.
  5. 5Copy the generated prompt into Claude Code, Cursor, Codex or another agent to build the app.

Popular for

Solo founders without a designer

Describe the app in a paragraph and get a full set of screens to build from, without commissioning a first design pass.

Builders working with Claude Code, Cursor or Codex

Generate the design first, then copy Sleek's prompt into the agent so the implementation follows the screens instead of guessing at layout.

Small teams sharing one design direction

The Team plan gives each seat its own credit allowance, so several people can work on screens and still produce one consistent look.

Sleek pricing

Freemium
Free$0/ one-time
Starter$29/ month
Starter$240/ year · billed yearly
Pro$69/ month
Pro$360/ year · billed yearly
Team$99/ month · per seat
Team$490/ year · per seat, billed yearly
  • Free is $0 one-time and includes 60 one-time credits, 1 project and 3 screens.
  • Starter is $29 per month, or $240 per year, with 3,000 credits a month.
  • Pro is $69 per month, or $360 per year, with 20,000 credits a month.
  • Team is $99 per seat per month, or $490 per seat per year, with 30,000 credits per seat a month.
  • Yearly billing costs less than twelve monthly payments, and you can upgrade, downgrade or cancel from your dashboard settings.

Pros

  • A one-line idea is enough to get a whole set of screens that match each other, so you are not styling screen by screen.
  • The free plan already includes Figma and code export, so you can judge real output before paying.
  • Results leave the tool in formats you likely already work in: Figma files, React or HTML code, and prompts for coding agents.
  • Every screen stays editable after generation, which makes the AI output a working starting point rather than a fixed mockup.

Cons

  • The free plan is a taster: one project, three screens and a one-time credit grant.
  • Screens and revisions are metered in credits, so heavy editing uses the allowance up faster than generating new screens.
  • Output is aimed at mobile app screens on iOS and Android; the sources do not describe web or desktop layouts.

Sleek FAQ

Is Sleek free?

Yes. There is a free plan plus a free trial, and the free plan is $0 and covers one project with three screens.

What is Sleek used for?

Designing mobile app screens. You describe the app or paste a spec, Sleek generates iOS and Android screens in one style, and you export them for a developer or coding agent to build.

How do AI credits work?

Credits are spent whenever the AI agent processes a request. Generating a new screen uses roughly 30 credits, while editing a screen runs from 5 to 30 credits depending on scope.

Can I use the designs commercially?

Yes. You own the designs and code you create with Sleek and can use them for personal projects, commercial apps or client work.

Can I change or cancel my plan?

Yes, at any time from your dashboard settings. After cancelling, the subscription stays active until the end of the current billing cycle, while cancelling a free trial ends it right away.

What payment methods do you accept?

Major credit cards — Visa, Mastercard and American Express — handled through Stripe.

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Written from sleek.designsleek.design/pricing· reviewed by a person · updated Nov 4, 2026