Flow-first, not frame-first
Wirefraime plans onboarding, core screens, detail views, and settings together, so the product reads as one experience.
Banani alternative
A Banani alternative built for complete product flows.
Banani is an AI UI design tool with an agent mode for consistent multi-screen designs, Figma copy-paste, and code export. Wirefraime takes a different angle: one prompt becomes a planned, multi-screen flow on a single design system, exported as real HTML, Tailwind, and Next.js code.
Plans from $3/mo billed annually · Cancel any time
The short answer
How is Wirefraime different from Banani?
Wirefraime is an AI design agent rather than a manual editor with AI features. It plans the screens your product needs, asks clarifying questions when the brief is ambiguous, generates a design system first, and then designs every screen on it. You refine by clicking elements or chatting, and you export code instead of only images. Pick Banani if you want a free tier, Figma copy-paste, or an unlimited-generation plan for heavy daily use.
Side by side
Wirefraime vs Banani
Where each tool fits, based on what each product offers publicly.
| Wirefraime | Banani | |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | Founders, PMs, and engineers who want a full, consistent app flow and front-end code from one brief. | Designers who want to paste AI-generated screens straight into Figma. |
| Pricing | From $3/mo billed annually; Pro $20/mo or $12/mo annually (40 screens / month). | Free plan; Plus $20/mo ($12/mo yearly); Pro $50/mo ($30/mo yearly) with unlimited credits. |
| Free plan | Free account to explore the workspace; generation needs a paid plan. | Yes: 12 monthly credits plus 3 daily credits. |
| Multi-screen flows | Plans and generates connected screens as one product. | Agent mode generates consistent designs with shared components. |
| Code export | HTML, Tailwind, and full Next.js project export. | MCP and code export on paid plans. |
Banani details are taken from its public website as of October 2026 and may have changed. Check Banani's site for current plans.
Why teams use it
Move from a loose idea to a design your team can discuss.
A design system underneath
Every screen uses the same generated tokens and components, which keeps later screens and edits consistent.
Real code, not just pictures
Export HTML and Tailwind or a Next.js project your developers can start from.
Edit by clicking or chatting
Select any element to change it directly, or describe the change and let the agent apply it across screens.
How it works
A complete product flow in three decisions.
Describe the product
Write a short brief or paste a reference image. Choose web, mobile, or tablet.
Review the plan
The agent proposes the screens and design direction, then generates them on the canvas.
Refine and export
Polish details, then export PNGs or code.
Before you start
Common questions about designing with Wirefraime.
Is Wirefraime a good Banani alternative?
It is if you want an AI agent to design a complete, consistent product flow and hand you front-end code. Pick Banani if you want a free tier, Figma copy-paste, or an unlimited-generation plan for heavy daily use.
Can I move my Banani designs into Wirefraime?
There's no direct importer. You can attach a screenshot of an existing design as a reference image, and Wirefraime uses it as visual direction for new screens.
Does Wirefraime export to Figma?
Not today. Wirefraime exports PNG images, HTML and Tailwind, and full Next.js projects.
How much does Wirefraime cost?
Starter is $5 month-to-month or $3/mo billed annually, with 7 screens per month. Pro is $20 month-to-month or $12/mo billed annually, with 40 screens per month. Ultra is $40 month-to-month or $24/mo billed annually, with 100 screens per month.
Make the product clear before you build it
Start with a prompt, review the full flow, refine the details, and export when the design is ready.