Galileo AI

4.6

Galileo AI generates UI mockups from a text prompt that you can then edit directly in Figma. That hand-off is the whole point: designers finish the work with the Figma skills they already have.

Commercial use OK

Try Galileo AI on the official site$19/mo

Pricing: $19/mo
Free tier: No
Commercial use: Permitted
Japanese UI: Not confirmed
Enterprise contract: Not confirmed

What it is good for

Design teams whose primary workspace is Figma
Producing a first screen to react to rather than a blank canvas
Work that will be refined by a designer, not shipped as-is

Strengths and trade-offs

Strengths

Output is editable in Figma in one click
Exported with Auto Layout, so responsive cleanup is practical
Pro from $19/mo, with a Team plan available

Trade-offs

No code output — production still needs a React pass
For engineer-led teams, v0 is faster end to end

Editors' review

Text to an editable Figma mockup — built around the designer's workflow

Galileo AI generates UI mockups from a prompt and hands them to Figma for editing. That assumption — that a designer will finish the job — is the main difference from v0.

Pro starts at $19/mo with a Team plan above it. Output comes through with Auto Layout structure, so making it responsive and turning pieces into components afterwards is reasonable rather than painful.

There is no code output, so shipping still requires implementing it in React. If engineers are the ones consuming the result, v0 is quicker from the start.

Verdict

The first choice for design teams working primarily in Figma. Engineer-centric teams that want code should look at v0 instead.

Compiled from official documentation and public sources, with our own editorial judgement. We do not publish figures we cannot source.