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Onlook

Visual design tool that edits your real React codebase — layers, theming, and branching on top of source

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freemiumDR 58Self-hosting from the GitHub repository is free. The hosted cloud version is in closed beta with custom team pricing quoted through a demo — no public per-seat number is listed.View full pricing →

About Onlook

Onlook positions itself as Cursor for designers — a visual editing surface that operates directly on a team's real React codebase instead of on a mockup that later has to be rebuilt. Designers navigate the component tree the way they would navigate layers in a design tool, select any element on a live preview, and change it, with the edit landing as an actual code change rather than a redline handed to an engineer. The workspace exposes the pieces a design tool user expects — layers, pages, assets, elements, brand and theming controls — but each of them is backed by the underlying source, so design tokens, color palettes, and typography are managed centrally and applied through the code. Because the work happens in a repository, Onlook layers in the version-control affordances design tools normally lack: branching, full version history, and reusable project templates that a team can share. The hosted product is in closed beta and sold through a demo conversation, but the project is open source and can be self-hosted for free from its GitHub repository, which has drawn roughly 25.8k stars. Team plans add SSO via SAML or OAuth, audit logs, and admin controls for organizations that need them.

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Key Features

✓Edit a live React app visually and have changes land as real code
✓Component-tree navigation modeled on design-tool layers
✓Centralized design tokens, palettes, and typography
✓Branching and full version history for design work
✓Reusable project templates shared across a team
✓SSO (SAML/OAuth), audit logs, and admin controls on team plans

Onlook Pros & Cons

✅ Pros

  • +Removes the design-to-code handoff entirely
  • +Open source and self-hostable if you do not want the cloud
  • +Version control is a first-class part of the design workflow

⚠️ Cons

  • −Hosted product is still closed beta
  • −React-only — no Vue, Svelte, or native mobile story

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design toolsreactopen sourcedesign to codefront-endcollaboration
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