Custom game UI in your own style
Everything on this site is free and always will be. But free packs have a ceiling: they are our art direction, not yours. At some point you need a set that matches the game you are actually making.
What the paid tool does
CozyUI is the pipeline that produced every pack on this site, pointed at your input instead of ours:
- Screenshot → layers. Upload a mockup, a reference, or a screen from your own game. It comes back as separated transparent PNGs with measured 9-slice margins — the same format as the free packs.
- Describe it → get it. Generate a full UI screen from a style brief, already split into editable atomic layers rather than one flat image.
- Fill the gaps. Have half a UI already? It matches your existing assets against a mockup, places them, and generates only the pieces that are missing.
- Quality gate, not vibes. Every element is measured against the source. Failures are flagged and repaired automatically, and nothing ships that has not passed.
- Export to your engine. Cocos, Unity, Godot and generic PNG + layout JSON — with round-trip import so you can pull an existing screen back in and edit it.
Why not just use an image generator?
An image model gives you one flat picture. A game needs forty separate sprites with correct alpha, consistent naming, measured slice borders and a prefab. The gap between those two things is the part that actually takes a day of work per screen — and it is the part this pipeline automates.
Status: private beta. The hosted version is not open for signup yet. If you want in when it is, email hello@freeui.net with one line about what you are building — early testers get in first and get free credits.
Meanwhile
The free library is not a demo or a trial. Every pack is complete, commercially usable, and requires no account. Browse all packs →