Text-to-UI generation
Create interface drafts from text prompts, letting users move from an idea or brief to a starting UI layout without drawing everything manually.
腾讯设计 Ardot is an AI-powered smart design tool for text-to-UI, image-to-design, vector editing, dynamic layouts, and design system management.
腾讯设计 Ardot is an AI-driven design tool for turning ideas into interface designs, refining visual systems, and handing work off to development. The product page describes it as a smart design tool with both a macOS client and a web version, and positions it around AI-assisted creation plus structured design workflows.
Its feature set spans text-to-UI generation, image-to-design conversion, vector editing, dynamic layout behavior, and design system management. The pricing page also shows plan tiers for individual users, teams, and enterprises, with a free Starter plan and trial-style access for higher tiers during the current limited-time free period.
Create interface drafts from text prompts, letting users move from an idea or brief to a starting UI layout without drawing everything manually.
Convert images into design drafts and use AI-assisted editing tools for faster iteration on existing references or screenshots.
Edit vectors with advanced shape tools, including skew and 3D rotation, to handle more complex visual work in one place.
Use Grid layout, percentage positioning, and fixed aspect ratios to keep layouts responsive across different screen sizes.
Manage reusable components, colors, and text styles globally so design systems stay consistent across files and teams.
Support the handoff path from design to development with inspection, annotations, code snippets, and export formats such as PNG, JPG, SVG, and PDF.
A product designer can start from a text brief, generate an interface direction, and then refine it with vector tools, components, and layout controls.
A team can centralize components, colors, and text styles so multiple files stay aligned with the same design system.
A designer can adapt a layout for different screen sizes using Grid layout, percentage positioning, and fixed aspect ratios instead of rebuilding each variant from scratch.
A developer can inspect dimensions, spacing, styles, and component variants, then use the provided code snippets and export formats during implementation.
An organization can use team and enterprise controls such as shared libraries, permission management, and asset transfer workflows to keep collaboration and governance organized.
Ardot’s pricing page presents Starter, Pro, Team, and Enterprise options. Starter is a free personal plan, Pro and Team are shown as currently limited-time free, and Enterprise uses a contact flow for Demo and POC access.
The pricing page describes AI Credits as the unified unit for Ardot’s AI capabilities, including image generation, style transfer, smart editing, and UI intelligent preview. The page also says new users receive 1000 AI Credits during the limited-time free period.
Design seats are intended for designers and product managers, with editing, components, and AI creation tools. Developer seats are intended for engineers, with viewing, annotation, slicing, token sync, code generation, and other development-oriented modes.
The source mentions a macOS client and a web app, and the homepage provides a start-design flow for both. The login page also indicates account sign-in via phone, WeChat, or email.
The source does not provide a detailed setup guide or third-party integration list. It does show export and handoff-oriented capabilities such as standard file export, code snippets, developer viewing modes, and collaborative team libraries.