InVision — A discontinued digital-product design and prototyping platform; InVision App Inc. shut down all services on December 31, 2024, and its Freehand product now lives on inside Miro.
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Best for: no one currently — InVision is fully discontinued; this entry is for historical reference
Pricing: No longer available. InVision shut down entirely on December 31, 2024.
- InVision App Inc. shut down all services permanently on December 31, 2024.
- All InVision documents, prototypes, Freehands, and design system assets were deleted at shutdown.
- Miro separately acquired InVision's Freehand whiteboard product in late 2023, before the full company shutdown.
- InVision's prototyping market share fell from roughly 63% in 2017 to under 23% by 2020 as Figma grew.
- The invisionapp.com domain now redirects directly to miro.com.
Limitations: The product no longer exists — fully shut down since December 31, 2024.; All historical data was permanently deleted at shutdown.; No migration or export path exists beyond Miro's separate Freehand acquisition.
Top alternatives: Figma, Sketch, Miro, Framer, Zeplin — full list
What is InVision?
InVision was a cloud-based digital-product design platform, most known for letting designers upload static mockups and turn them into clickable, shareable prototypes for stakeholder review and usability testing — one of the first tools to make prototyping accessible without writing code. InVision later added Freehand, a collaborative whiteboard for sketching and brainstorming, and a Design System Manager for maintaining shared component libraries across teams. As Figma's combined design-and-prototyping workspace captured the market InVision had pioneered, InVision App Inc. announced in 2024 that it would cease operations entirely by the end of the year; all InVision documents were deleted at 11:59 PM EST on December 31, 2024, and the invisionapp.com domain now redirects to Miro, which had separately acquired the Freehand product in late 2023. InVision is fully discontinued: there is no way to sign up, no active pricing, and no supported product to evaluate today.
InVision was a digital-product design and prototyping platform that let teams turn static mockups into clickable prototypes, collect stakeholder feedback, and collaborate on a shared whiteboard called Freehand — but InVision App Inc. shut down entirely on December 31, 2024, after Figma's all-in-one design-and-prototyping platform eroded its market share from roughly 63% in 2017 to under 23% by 2020. All InVision documents, prototypes, Freehands, specs, boards, and design system assets were permanently deleted at shutdown, and invisionapp.com now redirects visitors directly to Miro, which acquired the Freehand product and brand separately in late 2023. Because the product no longer exists, there is no current pricing, and InVision's Capterra listing shows zero reviews as of this write-up, reflecting the platform's full retirement rather than any live user sentiment.
Standout feature: Historically, InVision was one of the first tools to make clickable prototyping from static mockups accessible without code, and pioneered stakeholder-review links before that became standard across the design-tool category.
Biggest weakness: InVision no longer exists. InVision App Inc. ceased all operations on December 31, 2024, permanently deleted every document, prototype, and design system asset, and the invisionapp.com domain now redirects to Miro, which separately acquired the Freehand whiteboard product in 2023.
Pros
- Historically pioneered clickable prototyping from static mockups and shareable stakeholder-review links.
- Freehand's collaborative whiteboard concept lives on inside Miro, which acquired it in late 2023.
- Design System Manager offered structured component-library management before this became a standard feature elsewhere.
- Had a large historical review base reflecting years of active enterprise use before shutdown.
Cons
- Fully shut down since December 31, 2024 — no sign-up, no pricing, no supported product.
- All user data, prototypes, and design system assets were permanently deleted at shutdown.
- Lost market share to Figma's combined design-and-prototyping workspace well before the shutdown, dropping from roughly 63% share in 2017 to under 23% by 2020.
- Users must migrate entirely to a different platform; InVision offers no export or continuity path beyond Miro's separate Freehand product.
InVision pricing
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What reviewers say
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