Brainstorming user interfaces with AI just got a major upgrade in WireframePro MIDA (MockFlow Intelligent Design Assistant). With reference styling, contextual generation, and a smarter screenshot-to-wireframe workflow, MIDA now helps you create faster, more consistent UI wireframes for websites and apps.
MIDA is now faster, more responsive, and more natural to interact with. You can describe your ideas conversationally and watch them turn into structured wireframes in seconds.
You can now start generation in multiple ways using the new Plus (+) button inside the MIDA input box—making it easier to explore, refine, and iterate on designs without breaking your flow.
You can now generate new screens based on an existing wireframe for visual and structural consistency.
There are two ways to use this:
This ensures that newly generated pages match the branding, layout style, and content patterns of your existing designs.
For example, if you already have a landing page, you can quickly generate a pricing page that follows the same visual language and data style.

Creating multi-screen wireframes with the same color palette and visual style is now easier than ever.
Enable the “Current style” option in the MIDA input box, and all generated wireframes will inherit the colors and styling from the existing designs on the page. This keeps your flows visually cohesive while still letting you iterate rapidly.
The Reference Screenshot feature has been upgraded and fully integrated into MIDA.
Earlier, this was a standalone conversion tool. Now, you can:
For example, you can ask it to:
This turns screenshot conversion into a flexible, AI-guided design workflow instead of a one-click static output.
AI-generated wireframes let you move faster while staying focused on design intent.
They:
This makes wireframes the perfect frontend blueprint before you move into vibe coding or full development.