Launched 2023 · Verified Oct 23, 2026

Banani

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Generates editable multi-screen UI designs from a prompt, a reference image or a PRD, and exports to Figma.

ui designprototypingfigma exportFreemium · from $12/mo

Listed on EffectHub · Aug 23, 2026

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Screenshot of the Banani website — banani.co as we captured it — our own screenshot, not the vendor’s press image.

Pricing

Pricing model: Freemium
Paid options from: $12/mo
Billing: Monthly

Free: 12 credits a month, 3 a day, private projects, no card. Plus is $12/month billed yearly or $20 month-to-month, with 100 monthly credits (10 a day), 3x generation speed, unlimited Figma export, HTML/CSS export and agent mode; Pro is $30/month yearly or $50 monthly with unlimited credits, fastest generation and priority support. Enterprise (SSO, design-system import) is quoted. The FAQ says MCP is on all plans.

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Overview

About Banani

Banani turns a description, a reference screenshot, a Figma link or a product requirements document into UI screens you can edit, then links them into a clickable multi-screen prototype; refinements happen by clicking an element or chatting. Finished work exports to Figma, HTML and CSS, or images, and an MCP connection lets coding agents pull the designs directly instead of you re-describing them. It was built by Vlad Solomakha and Vova Parkhomchuk and is operated by Banani Labs, Inc., with a Delaware registered address. The free plan gives twelve credits a month capped at three a day; Plus is $12 a month billed yearly or $20 monthly, and Pro, with unlimited credits, is $30 yearly or $50 monthly.

Platforms: Web
API: Not confirmed
Last verified: Oct 23, 2026

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Pricing page lists Free at $0 with 12 monthly and 3 daily credits, Plus at $12/month yearly or $20 monthly with 100 credits and unlimited Figma export, Pro at $30 yearly or $50 monthly with unlimited credits, and a quoted Enterprise tier with SSO (15 October 2026)banani.co ↗
Homepage describes generating editable UI designs and prototypes from prompts, references, Figma links and PRDs, export to Figma, images and code, MCP access for coding agents, and names founders Vlad Solomakha and Vova Parkhomchuk (15 October 2026)banani.co ↗
Terms of service (last updated 23 June 2026) name Banani Labs, Inc., 1111b South Governors Avenue, Dover, DE 19904, US, operating from offices in the United States (15 October 2026)banani.co ↗

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Is Banani legit?

We don’t label tools safe or unsafe. Below are the records we checked ourselves, each with the date we read it.

TLS certificate: Issued by Let's Encrypt, valid until Dec 7, 2026Seen in our own connection to the site on Oct 23, 2026
Last checked: Oct 23, 2026The site answered
On the market since: 2023The vendor's own material, read by us
Operated by: Banani Labs, Inc., United StatesOur research, card verified Oct 15, 2026

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Editorial verdict

Pros & cons of Banani

medium confidence

Most prompt-to-UI tools hand back a picture; Banani hands back editable screens and a prototype, and the Figma export means the work does not dead-end. The MCP endpoint is a genuinely useful touch when a coding agent is doing the build. The limits are the credit model, twelve a month free with a three-a-day cap, and a vendor that publishes two founder names and a Delaware registered address and little else.

Pros

Output is editable screens and a linked prototype rather than a flat image
Accepts prompts, reference images and full PRDs as input
Exports to Figma, HTML/CSS and images, unlimited from the Plus tier
MCP endpoint exposes designs to coding agents directly

Cons

The free tier is 12 credits a month with a 3-a-day cap, which is a demo rather than a workflow
Only a Delaware registered-agent address is published; no team location or support terms
Plus and Pro each show two prices, making the real monthly cost ambiguous at a glance