InVision

InVision is a design and prototyping platform AImed at product and UX teams who need to turn static screen designs into CLIckable experiences. Rather than generating imagery itself, it serves as a workspace where designers assemble mockups, link screens together, and gather feedback before handing work off to developers.

What it does

The core of the product is interACTive prototyping: you import screens from design files, DeFine hotspots and transitions, and preview the result as a realistic APP flow. Around that, InVision layers review tools, shared comment Threads, and project boards so stakeholders can react to work in context instead of trading screenshots over email.

Key capabilities

• Clickable prototypes with configurable transitions and navigation between screens.
• Commenting and markup directly on designs, with threads that can be resolved as changes land.
• Design handoff support so engineers can inspect dimensions, assets, and specs.
• Collaboration spaces for organizing boards, sharing links, and presenting work to clients.
• Integrations that connect common design tools to the InVision workspace, though the specifics may vary over time.

Who it is for

InVision fits mid-sized and enterprise product organizations where multiple designers, researchers, and engineers need a single place to converge on interface decisions. It is especially useful for agencies presenting concepts to clients and for teams running structured design reviews. Solo designers with simple needs may find lighter-weight alternatives sufficient.

How to get started

1. Create an account on the InVision website and set up a workspace or team.
2. Upload design screens or connect a supported design tool to bring assets in.
3. Build a prototype by linking screens and defining clickable areas.
4. Share a review link with collaborators and collect feedback in the comment layer.
5. Export or document specs for developer handoff once the flow is approved.

Pricing and access caveat

InVision has historically used a tiered model, with a limited free entry point and paid plans that unlock more projects and team features. The exact plan names, seat limits, and prices may vary, so confirm current terms on the vendor's site before committing. Note that the company has announced changes to its product lineup and support over time, and availability of indiVidual features or even the service itself may change, so verify status before onboarding a team.