Wireframe/Mockup Tool
Sketch quick low-fidelity wireframes on a grid canvas. Add placeholder boxes, text lines, circles and buttons, drag them into place, and download your layout as a PNG.
How to Use the Wireframe/Mockup Tool
- Click any of the "+ Box," "+ Text Line," "+ Circle" or "+ Button" buttons to drop a placeholder shape onto the grid.
- Click and drag any shape to reposition it on the canvas.
- Keep adding shapes to rough out a page layout — header, sidebar, content blocks, buttons.
- Click "Clear Canvas" to start over, or "Download PNG" to save your wireframe.
Why Use This Tool?
What is a low-fidelity wireframe?
A low-fidelity wireframe is a rough, simplified sketch of a page or screen layout that focuses purely on structure and placement — where the header goes, where content blocks and buttons sit — without any real colors, fonts, or images. It's the fastest way to communicate a layout idea to a team or client before investing time in detailed visual design, and this tool gives you draggable placeholder shapes on a light grid to do exactly that.
How does dragging work?
Every shape you add is tracked as an object with its own position, and the canvas redraws all shapes every time you move your mouse while dragging one. Click and hold on any shape, drag it to a new position, and release — the grid background stays fixed underneath so you always have visual alignment guides.
Can I use this for real client or team work?
Yes. Wireframes made here are fine for internal planning, client presentations, product specs, or classroom teaching. Download the PNG and drop it into a slide deck, a project doc, or a design brief. It's free to use for any personal or commercial purpose.
Is my wireframe saved or uploaded anywhere?
No. Everything is drawn locally on an HTML canvas in your browser using JavaScript — nothing is sent to a server. Your wireframe only persists as long as the page stays open, unless you download it as a PNG, so refreshing the page will clear your canvas.