December 1, 2024

10 Free UI Wireframe Kits

When starting a new web design project, it’s always a good idea to begin with a wireframe. The purpose of a wireframe is to communicate the layout of a page without getting caught up in color and design elements. Wireframes can be a big time saver as they help all parties involved come to an agreement on placement of major page elements such as headers, content areas, navigation menus, and footers. The key is to get the layout nailed down so major layout changes won’t take place once detailed design elements are in place. To help you in this, we’ve gathered 10 Free UI Wireframe Kits that will make your life easier.

ui8.net

Over 70 templates and 300 UI elements for web, tablet and mobile devices to help speed up your UX workflow. Delivered in .AI vector format.

10 Free UI Wireframe Kits

WireKit

A bunch of Photoshop shape layers to make wireframing your next iPhone app just a little easier.

10 Free UI Wireframe Kits

Webpage Wireframe Stencil

Our webpage wireframe stencil kit is comprised of all the vector wireframing elements you might need to create your website wireframe or UI wireframe.

10 Free UI Wireframe Kits

Mini Wireframing Kit

The kit includes: A four-character pixel font; A PSD template you can use for your own mini wireframes; A readme file with some notes.

10 Free UI Wireframe Kits

Free Photoshop Wireframe Kit

Rafal Tomal shares with us a very simple wireframe kit he created a couple of years ago and updated it many times since then. Here is a quick preview of what this wireframe kit includes: Notes; Images & video; Form fields; Headings, paragraphs and bullet lists; Navigations; Ad banners; Common website elements like: search box, email sign up form, etc.

10 Free UI Wireframe Kits

iPad Sketch Elements AI

This collection of common iPad elements in a sketch – like style allows us to easily and quickly mock up flows of custom wireframe screens.

10 Free UI Wireframe Kits

The Ultimate Wireframe UI Kit

If you like to wireframe and mock-up your designs in Photoshop, or refine your hand-sketched drawings on screen before showing to clients, then this kit will be ideal for you.

10 Free UI Wireframe Kits

Sqetch, an Illustrator Wireframe Toolkit

Sqetch is a little Illustrator-toolkit I (Dirk Weber) built over time, consisting of several templates and elements: Browser; iPad upright; iPad landscape; Smartphone; GUI-Elements; Form-Elements.

10 Free UI Wireframe Kits

Wireframe / Blueprint Kit

10 Free UI Wireframe Kits

How To Wireframe An iPhone App In Sketch

Sketch is the perfect wireframing tool for designers obsessed with pixel perfection.

10 Free UI Wireframe Kits
10 Free UI Wireframe Kits

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Henry Jones is a web developer, designer, and entrepreneur with over 14 years of experience. He is the founder of WDL and ThemeTrust.

10 Comments

  1. Mike Reply

    Officially glad I’ve signed up for your newsletter. Been on the hunt for some good Wireframe kits for a while, but haven’t been to happy with what I’ve found. These look promising!

  2. Mike R. Reply

    I just do not understand that ninjamock.com is not on this list.:) I have tried many tools but for me Ninjamock is best. It is fast, vector based, full HTML5, online in coud, has cool collaboration functions and superb comment funcionality.
    It is kind of super cool tool, and usability is top.
    Just my opinion.

    Br
    Mike

  3. Mike Reply

    Balsamiq was the first tool I fell in love with but in the end I found its UI Control library to be too limited.

    The next tool I fell in love with is PowerWireframe from https://www.power-story.com which is a simple plugin for PowerPoint that provides a library of I think over 700 UI Controls. But what I really like is that I can create my own UI Controls and share them within my team. I frankly prefer the fact that it is based on PowerPoint because my clients are not afraid of powerpoint so they seem to get more involved in the reviews, adding comments etc.

    I don’t like the tools out there that try to make a working interactive website as I have found them to be too involved and thus take away from my creative and iterative time. In some rare cases where I feel an actual working prototype is worth the effort, I have found it better to use the development stack that will be used for that project so the prototype work can be reused in the actual project.f

    Mike.

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