Galileo AI vs Locofy: which one a designer needs

Galileo AI vs Locofy for designers: what each tool does, pricing, setup and everyday use, compared from each tool's own sources.

By 2Dex · 2026-10-16

2Dex is published by the makers of SageThumbs 2K, RēDesign and VectorMagik, which are compared here alongside other tools.

Locofy converts designs into developer-friendly code for frameworks such as React, Next.js and Vue ^[1]. RēDesign sends a UI screenshot to several AI models at once and shows the HTML redesigns they return in a gallery next to the original ^[2]. Locofy turns an existing design file into code for a chosen framework ^[1]. RēDesign shows AI redesigns of a screenshot side by side for comparison ^[2].

Option	Price	Data handling	Input source	Output
RēDesign	Free; you pay the AI providers whose API keys you use ^[2]	Not published	A UI screenshot sent to several AI models ^[2]	HTML redesigns shown in a gallery; a DESIGN.md file for the one picked ^[2]
Locofy	Hobby $40 per month, Pro $80 per month, both billed monthly ^[3] ^[3]	Does not use customer data for training ^[1]; one plan's content may be used to improve the platform ^[3]	Figma, Penpot or Adobe XD via plugin ^[1]	Code for React, Next.js, Vue, Angular and more; export via VS Code, GitHub or zip ^[1] ^[1]
Galileo AI	Not published	Not published	Not published	Not published

The short answer

Locofy takes designs and converts them into developer-friendly code for React, React Native, HTML-CSS, Flutter, Next.js, Angular, Vue and Gatsby ^[1]. Its sources say it turns a finished design into developer-friendly code ^[1].

RēDesign sends one UI screenshot to several AI models at the same time and shows the HTML redesigns they return in a gallery next to the original ^[2]. It comes with prompt presets such as faithful refresh, bold reimagine and minimalist, and lets a designer write their own prompts too ^[2]. It shows two outputs with the model names hidden, and each pick updates a ranking of the models ^[2].

What Galileo AI and Locofy are built for

Locofy's page calls it a tool that converts designs into developer-friendly code for React, React Native, HTML-CSS, Flutter, Next.js, Angular, Vue and Gatsby ^[1].

For working with design files, the page lists:

Import of a user's own design system and custom components from the CLI and GitHub ^[1]

It supports component libraries including Material UI, Bootstrap, Ant Design, Chakra and more ^[1].

On data handling, the page says Locofy generates code on the fly and does not store any code ^[1].

No facts about Galileo AI were available from its own sources at the time this page was written, so nothing further can be said about what Galileo AI does or which needs it meets.

What RēDesign is built for

RēDesign is made by the team that publishes this site. It sends one UI screenshot to several AI models at the same time and shows the HTML redesigns they return in a gallery next to the original ^[2]. In one run a designer can ask each model for a different number of variants ^[2].

It comes with prompt presets such as faithful refresh, bold reimagine and minimalist, and a designer can also write their own prompts ^[2]. It shows two outputs with the model names hidden, and each pick updates a ranking of the models ^[2].

A designer can download a whole run as a zip, or download a DESIGN.md file for the redesign picked so a coding agent can rebuild that look ^[2]. With one click it checks an output's text contrast against WCAG AA, using the rendered pixels ^[2]. It shows an estimated cost before a run starts and tracks what each run costs ^[2]. It locates and crops logos, product photos, avatars and illustrations so redesigns can embed the real brand marks ^[2].

Pricing and fees

Locofy's page lists two plans with monthly prices ^[3] ^[3]. The Hobby plan costs $40 per month, billed monthly, for light use and hobby projects ^[3]. The plan for $80 per month, for pro developers and designers, includes a free UIPro Pro account ^[3] ^[3].

RēDesign is free; a designer pays only the AI providers whose API keys they use ^[2].

No price is published for Galileo AI in the facts available. No card or payment service fee of its own is stated for RēDesign ^[2].

Getting started and everyday use

Locofy converts designs into code for React, React Native, HTML-CSS, Flutter, Next.js, Angular, Vue and Gatsby ^[1]. A designer can import their own design system and custom components from the CLI and GitHub ^[1]. Locofy supports Material UI, Bootstrap, Ant Design, Chakra and more ^[1]. Locofy generates code on the fly and does not store any code ^[1].

RēDesign's packaged app runs on Windows only ^[2]. Running from source works on Windows, macOS or Linux with Bun 1.2 or newer ^[2]. On Windows a designer downloads redesign-windows-x64.exe from GitHub Releases ^[2]. In daily use a designer picks prompt presets or writes a prompt ^[2]. Several batches can be lined up, started together and reordered by dragging ^[2]. It works out which provider each pasted API key belongs to and rotates through several keys per provider, pausing keys that keep failing ^[2]. It checks each saved redesign on the designer's machine against a fixed list of generic AI styling patterns and shows the findings as a badge on the card ^[2]. Everything in the app can also be done from the command line, and an AI agent can control it too ^[2].

Things to check before you choose

Which design tool do you start from? Check that each tool has a plugin or import path for the design app you use.
Which framework does your team build in? Locofy lists React, Next.js, Vue, Angular and others; confirm your framework is covered.
Do you want code output, or visual redesigns to explore? These are different tasks, and the two tools serve them differently.
How is your data handled? Read Locofy's data policy on its own page before you choose a plan.
Do you want to compare AI models head to head? Check whether the tool shows model names or hides them, and whether it ranks models.
What will it cost? Locofy publishes monthly plan prices; RēDesign is free but you pay your own AI provider costs. Check the current price of each AI provider's API.
Do you need contrast checks on the output? Check whether the tool checks accessibility on its own output.

How to choose

You want to convert a design file into code for a specific framework: Locofy ^[1].
You want to import your own design system and custom components: Locofy ^[1].
You want several AI models to redesign one screenshot at once: RēDesign ^[2].
You want to compare AI models with names hidden and let your picks rank them: RēDesign ^[2].
You want to check text contrast against WCAG AA on the output: RēDesign ^[2].
You want to see the cost before and during a run: RēDesign ^[2].
You want to export a DESIGN.md file for a coding agent to rebuild: RēDesign ^[2].

Frequently asked questions

Is Locofy free to use?

Locofy's page lists a Hobby plan at $40 per month, billed monthly, for light use and hobby projects, and a plan for pro developers and designers at $80 per month, billed monthly ^[3] ^[3]. The page does not mention a free tier. Check Locofy's own page for any current free option before signing up.

How much does RēDesign cost?

RēDesign is free; a designer pays only the AI providers whose API keys they use ^[2]. RēDesign shows an estimated cost before a run starts and tracks what each run costs ^[2].

Does Locofy store your code or use your data for training?

Locofy's page says it generates code on the fly and does not store any code ^[1].

What design tools does Locofy work with?

Locofy converts designs into developer-friendly code for React, React Native, HTML-CSS, Flutter, Next.js, Angular, Vue and Gatsby ^[1]. A designer can also import their own design system and custom components from the CLI and GitHub ^[1]. It supports component libraries including Material UI, Bootstrap, Ant Design, Chakra and more ^[1]. For the design apps it connects to, check Locofy's own page.

Can RēDesign check accessibility on its redesigns?

Yes. With one click RēDesign checks an output's text contrast against WCAG AA, using the rendered pixels ^[2]. It also checks each saved redesign on the designer's machine against a fixed list of generic AI styling patterns and shows the findings as a badge on the card ^[2]. These checks run locally on the designer's own machine.

RēDesign is free; you only pay the AI providers whose API keys you use. ^[2]

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