
UXMagic.ai
UXMagic generates editable interface designs from prompts, sketches, screenshots and URLs, with Figma exports, frontend code and an MCP design toolset.
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UXMagic generates editable interface designs from prompts, sketches, screenshots and URLs, with Figma exports, frontend code and an MCP design toolset.

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AuraWrite rewrites AI-generated text to improve fluency, tone, and sentence structure. It also offers AI detection, grammar correction, support for more than 80 languages, and a stated...

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SVG AI creates editable vector graphics from prompts or references and can trace existing images into SVG paths. Downloads and API generation require paid access.

Crano is an AI workspace for generating and editing videos, images, and music from text, images, and other visual inputs.

UPCV is an online AI resume builder with templates, generated work descriptions, wording polish, real-time spelling and grammar correction, career guidance, and PDF export.

Marble generates, edits, expands, and exports persistent 3D worlds from multimodal inputs.
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