Mobbin
FreemiumDiscover real-world UI and UX design inspiration from mobile and web apps.
Mobbin is a curated reference library of real-world mobile and web app interfaces, featuring over 1,400 apps, 600,000+ screens, and 300,000+ user flows. It helps product designers, UX researchers, and product teams find proven design patterns, benchmark competitor flows, and copy screens directly into Figma. The platform offers a limited free tier for evaluation and paid Pro, Team, and Enterprise plans for full access and collaboration.

What is it
A searchable design reference library of real, shipped app screens and complete user journeys across iOS, Android, and web.
What it can do
Search by app, flow, pattern, UI element, or industry; save favorites into collections; copy screens to Figma; download screens; and view motion as short videos.
Who is it for
UI/UX designers, product managers, design teams, and founders who need fast, evidence-based pattern research for digital products.
Key Features
Screen Library — Real app screenshots
Browse hundreds of thousands of screens from leading mobile and web apps, organized by app, category, and platform.
Flow Library — Complete user journeys
Explore end-to-end flows such as onboarding, checkout, search, and settings with screens arranged in chronological order.
UI Elements — Component-level filtering
Find specific components including buttons, sliders, carousels, bottom sheets, dialogs, tabs, and progress indicators.
Mobbin Sites — Web design inspiration
Access a growing collection of marketing sites, landing pages, portfolios, and campaign microsites with section and style filters.
Use Cases
Competitive Design Analysis
Product teams benchmark how leading apps in their industry handle common screens and flows.
Onboarding Flow Design
Designers study complete onboarding sequences from successful apps before building their own.
Checkout and Payment Research
Teams research cart, payment, subscription, and paywall patterns across e-commerce and fintech apps.
Design System Benchmarking
Designers compare component treatments, iconography, and color usage across products to inform design systems.
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