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Explore layouts quickly before you commit to visual design. Wireframes help you agree on structure and content before colour, type and components come in. Use them early, when you want to compare a few layouts or get feedback without the distraction of polish.
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Describe the screen

Tell Figr what the screen is for and what it needs to show. For example: “Wireframe a a few layout options we could show order tracking for the clothes.”
Keep wireframe prompts about structure and content, not style. Save colour and visual feedback for the high-fidelity version.
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Attach your Context Pod

Select your pod in the chat so the wireframe reflects your product’s real content and structure.
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Review the wireframe on the canvas

Figr creates a low-fidelity layout you can scan in seconds.Screenshot 2026 10 21 At 3 22 52 PM
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Ask for alternatives

Request a different layout to compare side by side. For example: “Show two more layout options with the task list as the main focus.”
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Turn the one you like into a design

Attach your design system and ask Figr to turn the wireframe into high-fidelity prototyped screens and add missing screens and states.Screenshot 2026 10 21 At 3 24 12 PM