Mobile screens designed for the phone, notshrunk to fit.
SketchXFlow treats mobile as its own edition. Screens are composed from scratch for the phone form factor — thumb-reachable actions, real tab bars, native spacing — and every screen shares one design system, so the app holds together as you add to it.
Everything in the box.What you get, shipped and working today.
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Phone-first composition
A mobile edition is drafted for the device, not scaled down from a desktop layout that never fit in the first place.
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One system, every screen
Palette, type scale, spacing and components are locked once, so screen twelve still matches screen one.
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Handoff without a redraw
Take the screens out as HTML, PNG or PDF, so whoever builds the app works from the real design rather than a redrawn copy of it.
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Edit by describing
Ask for a darker theme, a new onboarding screen or a different tab order. The change keeps to your brand's colours and fonts, so nothing else shifts.
How it works.4 steps, start to finish.
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Describe the app
One or two sentences about what it does and who it is for.
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Studio composes
It drafts the screens with a shared system and navigation.
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Refine
Add screens, swap sections, restyle by prompt or by hand on the canvas.
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Hand off
Export as HTML, PNG or PDF — or just share a link.
Answers, straight.5 answers, each complete on its own.
Still stuck? Write to support@kriyaxlabs.com and a person answers.
Yes. SketchXFlow generates real mobile screens from a text description, with a shared design system, navigation and states across the whole set, and exports them as HTML, PNG or PDF. It designs the app; it does not generate native iOS or Android code.
No. Web and mobile are separate editions in SketchXFlow. A mobile design is composed for the phone from the start, with phone-appropriate layout, tap targets and navigation patterns rather than a responsive squeeze of a desktop page.
No. SketchXFlow is a design tool: it produces the screens, exportable as HTML, PNG or PDF, which work without SketchXFlow. Your developers build the native app from that — or SketchXFlow Services builds it for you in Flutter or React Native at a fixed price per module.
No. The system does the design decisions — spacing, hierarchy, colour and type — and constrains later edits to stay consistent. A designer can still take over on the canvas at any point.
Mobile design starts on the Starter plan, $19 per month with 600 coins. A mobile screen set is 51 coins, and edits in between are 3 each. The free trial covers web designs only.