WIREFRAME TOOL
Wireframe the structure first,
before you touch the pixels.
Storyflow is where you plan a site or app at low fidelity: sitemaps, user flows, and layout blocks on an infinite canvas, with AI to lay out the structure from a prompt. Get the skeleton right, then take it into Figma for high-fidelity design. Free forever, no credit card.
Free plan
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Works in your browser
Used by creative professionals at:
Artlist
Pixar
Nike
Red Bull
The North Face
Porsche
Start from a ready-made template
Pick a board, then let AI fill it in. Every template is a real, editable starting point on the same infinite canvas.
What is a wireframe tool?
A wireframe is a low-fidelity blueprint of a page or app: structure, layout blocks, hierarchy, and flow, drawn before any visual design. It answers the questions that matter first. What pages exist, how a user moves between them, what sits at the top of each screen, and what the content plan is. A wireframe tool is where you work all of that out with boxes and labels instead of finished UI, so you can change your mind cheaply.
Storyflow is a wireframe tool for that early, structure-planning phase. On an infinite canvas you map a sitemap, draw a user flow, block out a page with simple shapes and cards, and pin the content plan and references right next to it. Describe the site or app in the AI chat and it lays out the structure for you: the page list, the flow between screens, and the rough blocks of a layout. Everything is a real canvas object, so you drag, relabel, and regroup as the plan changes.
Be clear on the boundary. Storyflow is for low-fidelity wireframing and ideation, not high-fidelity UI. There are no component or UI libraries and no clickable prototypes here. You use it to get structure, flow, and layout blocks settled while they are still easy to move, then move to Figma for high-fidelity wireframes, real components, and interactive prototypes. The plan you build in Storyflow is the brief you bring over.
HOW IT WORKS
Wireframe a site in four steps.
You describe the project. The AI lays out the structure, so you start from a draft instead of a blank canvas.
01
Open a free canvas
Start in the browser with a free account. There is no app to install and no card to enter, just an empty infinite canvas ready for the first screen.
02
Describe the site or app
One sentence is enough: a marketing site for a launch, a five-screen onboarding flow, a dashboard with three main sections.
03
AI lays out the structure
The AI places the pieces on the canvas: a sitemap of pages, a user flow between them, and rough layout blocks for the key screens, grouped so the structure reads at a glance.
04
Rearrange, then hand off to Figma
Drag blocks to restructure the flow, pin the content plan beside each screen, then export as image or PDF or share a view-only link, and take the approved structure into Figma for high-fidelity design.
A wireframe tool built for structure, not styling.
Settle the sitemap, the flows, and the layout blocks here. Save the visual design for Figma.
Sitemap and page structure from a prompt
Lay out the whole site at once
Describe the project and the AI maps every page and how it nests: top-level pages, sub-pages, and the routes between them, laid out as cards you can drag and relabel. See the full structure before you design a single screen.
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Low-fidelity layout blocks
Block out a screen in seconds
Use shapes and cards as wireframe blocks: a header, a hero, a content grid, a footer. Keep it grey-box and label-driven so the conversation stays on structure and hierarchy, not colors and copy.
See the infinite canvas →
User flows and site-structure diagrams
Map how users move through it
Draw the flow between screens as a diagram on the same board as your blocks: sign-up to onboarding to dashboard, or browse to cart to checkout. The AI can sketch the first version of the flow from your description.
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One board the whole team can read
Plan the build alongside the structure
Keep the page list, the flows, the content plan, and the open questions on a single canvas, then share a view-only link so stakeholders sign off on the structure before any design work starts.
See the online whiteboard →Free forever. No credit card.
Open a canvas, describe the project, and watch the structure lay itself out. The free plan has no time limit.
Unlimited wireframe boards, with no object cap
Basic AI usage to lay out sitemaps and flows
Attach screenshots, PDFs, and reference links to any screen
Share the wireframe view-only, or invite collaborators free
STRUCTURE FIRST
Everything the early phase needs, nothing it does not.
Map the structure, plan the content, gather references, and keep it all visible. Then take the plan to Figma.
Pages, flows, and blocks as movable objects
Wireframe structure you can restructure
Sitemaps as card groups: Pages and sub-pages are laid out as grouped cards, so the shape of the site is visible without a rigid tool locking it down.
Drag to rework the flow: Move a screen and the path moves with your thinking. Reordering an onboarding flow is a drag, not a rebuild.
Grey-box layout blocks: Block out a screen with plain shapes and labels, on purpose, so feedback stays on structure and hierarchy rather than visuals.
Context from the board you are planning on
AI that builds on what is already there
Reads your active board: The AI uses what is on the board you have open, so a new flow or page list connects to the structure you already mapped.
@-mention your sources: Add up to one Blueprint and three documents as context: a product brief, a content inventory, or research notes the wireframe should follow.
Re-prompt to refocus: Ask for a simpler navigation, a different flow, or fewer pages. The AI reworks the structure while keeping the parts you arranged by hand.
References and content beside every screen
Plan the content, not just the boxes
Drop in references: Screenshots of sites you like, competitor pages, PDFs, and links attach to the canvas next to the screen they inform. A wireframe with receipts.
Frame grabs from video: Capture stills from YouTube and Vimeo straight onto the board when a walkthrough shows the interaction better than a label.
Copy and notes in place: Draft the real headings and content plan as documents on the same canvas, so the wireframe carries the words the layout will hold.
The plan is the brief for design
From low-fi structure to Figma handoff
Sign off before design: Share a view-only link so stakeholders approve the sitemap and flows while changes are still cheap, before high-fidelity work begins.
Export the structure: Export the wireframe as a clean image or PDF to drop into a spec, a ticket, or a kickoff deck for the design team.
Hand off to Figma: Take the approved structure into Figma for high-fidelity wireframes, real UI components, and clickable prototypes. Storyflow settles the plan; Figma renders it.
WHO IT IS FOR
Who wireframes in Storyflow?
Anyone who needs the structure settled before the design work starts.
Founders scoping an MVP
Map the screens and the core user flow before briefing a designer, so the build conversation starts from a clear structure instead of a vague idea.
Product managers planning features
Lay out a new flow, mark the edge cases, and pin the requirements beside each screen, then share a view-only link for the team to react to.
Designers in the ideation phase
Sketch the information architecture and low-fi layouts fast, settle the structure, then take the approved plan into Figma for the high-fidelity pass.
Agencies planning a site
Build the sitemap and content plan with a client on one board, get sign-off on the structure, and hand a clean brief to the design and build team.
Marketers mapping a landing page
Block out the sections of a campaign page and draft the copy in place, so the structure and the message are decided before anyone designs it.
COMPARED
How Storyflow compares to other wireframe tools.
Storyflow owns the low-fidelity, structure-planning phase. For high-fidelity design and prototypes, it hands off to Figma.
Storyflow
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What creators are saying
Join early creators getting structured workspaces and AI that remembers their projects
“Storyflow has sped up my workflow by at least 3x, which means more flow state and more projects I can actually ship. It truly changed the way me and my team create.”
Reilin Joey
Director & YouTuber
“One prompt gets me a structured board. But the tactics are my favorite. I run my YouTube scripts through them and my intros and retention got better. It's amazing.”
Justkay
YouTuber & Freelance Filmmaker
“I used to juggle five apps to plan a project. Now I describe what I am making and get boards, lists, and a schedule. All in one place.”
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Wireframing questions, answered.
Everything people ask about planning and wireframing a site in Storyflow.
A wireframe tool is where you plan a page or app at low fidelity before visual design: the sitemap, the user flows, the layout blocks, and the content plan. In Storyflow you do all of that on an infinite canvas, and the AI can lay out the structure for you from a short description, so you start from a draft instead of a blank board.
Get the structure right before you design a thing.
Describe the site once, watch the sitemap and flows lay themselves out, then hand a clean plan to Figma. Free plan, no credit card.