Wireframes at the speed of a napkin sketch
Flocci Draw is a free wireframing tool for low-fidelity mockups: sketch screens with rectangles, text, and hand-drawn UI blocks in minutes, keep every screen on one infinite canvas, and share a live link for feedback. No signup is needed to start and nothing to install.
Low-fidelity is the point
Early product conversations go wrong when the mockup looks finished — stakeholders debate button colors instead of the flow. A hand-drawn wireframe keeps everyone honest: it is obviously a sketch, so feedback lands on structure, navigation, and copy where it belongs.
Developers and founders who find full design suites heavy get a gentler curve here: if you can draw a rectangle, you can wireframe. Duplicate a screen with copy-paste, tweak the variant, and lay alternatives side by side on the infinite canvas.
From sketch to build
Keep the whole product surface on one canvas — every screen visible at once beats clicking through artboards when you are reasoning about flow. Draw arrows between screens to map navigation. When a direction wins, export screens to PNG for the ticket, or hand the live link to whoever does high-fidelity design.
If your wireframes must graduate into polished UI in the same file, FigJam-to-Figma is the natural pipeline — our comparison is honest about that trade-off. Flocci Draw wins when you want the sketching stage fast, free, and account-optional.
How to get started
- Frame the screens. Draw device-sized rectangles for each screen of the flow.
- Block the UI. Fill frames with boxes for nav, content, and buttons; label with text.
- Map navigation. Connect screens with arrows to show the user journey.
- Get feedback live. Share an edit link — collaborators comment by drawing directly.
Frequently asked questions
Can I wireframe without learning a design tool?
Yes. Flocci Draw has a handful of shapes and a text tool — the entire learning curve is a few minutes, which is exactly why it works for developers, PMs, and founders who are not designers.
Does it have UI component libraries?
No built-in component library — wireframes are drawn from primitive shapes, which keeps them honestly low-fidelity. For pixel component libraries you would graduate to a design suite; Flocci Draw covers the thinking stage before that.
How do teammates give feedback on a wireframe?
Share the canvas with an edit link: teammates draw and annotate directly on the wireframe in real time, with live cursors showing who is pointing at what.