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lofi vs Figma: different jobs, same pipeline.

lofi is where a flow gets figured out. It’s AI-drafted, low-fi, and cheap to throw away. Figma is where it gets polished. Wireframe in lofi, then paste into Figma or hand the canvas straight to Claude.

Try the step before Figma
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Use the right tool for the stage.

Most teams don’t pick one. They wireframe in lofi, then raise the fidelity in Figma or go straight to code.

Use lofi when…
You’re still figuring out what the screens are.
  • ✓ Drafts a full flow from one plain-language prompt
  • ✓ Low-fi on purpose, so you think in flows, not pixels
  • ✓ Sketch, draw, and iterate in chat
  • ✓ Hand the canvas to Claude or Claude Code as build context
  • ✓ Free to start, nothing to learn
Use Figma when…
The flow is settled and it’s time for real design.
  • ✓ High-fidelity design, components, and design systems
  • ✓ Pixel-perfect visual polish and branding
  • ✓ Team libraries, tokens, and handoff specs
  • ✓ Prototyping with detailed interactions
  • ✓ The step after your flow is settled
How it works

Sketch a flow. Iterate. Ship it.

A scrappy place to think before you commit to pixels or production code. Sketch the flow, push it around, then hand it off when it’s ready.

/ 01

Prompt the flow

Describe it in plain language. lofi drafts wireframe frames you can tap through. Low-fi on purpose, so you keep thinking.

/ 02
empty state

Sketch on the canvas

Grab a pen. Drop sticky notes and UI elements, circle the rough parts, draw arrows. Every mark adds context.

/ 03
Tighten the empty state, and use our warmer tone.
Cut the copy by ~40%. Swapped “no results” for “nothing here yet, let’s fix that.”
Perfect. Add a subtle illustration slot.

Iterate frame by frame

Tweak any frame in chat. Shorten the copy, swap a layout, fix an edge case. A thinking tool, not a template.

/ 04
Claude
Codex
Figma

Hand it off

Send the flow to Claude as context, or export Figma-ready frames. The canvas becomes the spec everyone agrees on.

Questions

lofi and Figma, answered.

Don’t see what you’re looking for? Ask us anything.

Only for the earliest step. lofi replaces the blank-canvas wireframing you might do in Figma, not Figma itself. It drafts low-fi flows from a prompt in seconds; Figma is still the right tool for high-fidelity design, components, and team libraries.
Yes, that's the whole idea. Think through the flow in lofi, then copy any frame as SVG or PNG straight into Figma to raise the fidelity. Or skip Figma and hand the canvas to Claude as build context.
When you don't know what the screens are yet. lofi is for the messy thinking stage: prompt a flow, tap through it, sketch on it, throw it away, try again. Opening Figma at that stage tempts you into polishing pixels before the flow is right.
No. You describe the flow in plain language and lofi drafts the frames. There are no components, auto-layout, or constraints to learn. It stays low-fi so anyone on the team can shape the flow.
Yes. Any frame copies out as SVG or PNG and pastes into Figma. Frames also export as code: frame JSON, HTML with Tailwind, or a Claude-ready prompt.

Figure out the flow first.

Free to start. Prompt a flow in lofi, then paste it into Figma or hand it to Claude.

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