Lunacy
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Cross-platform vector editor for UI, UX, and web projects with native .sketch file editing, real-time multi-user collaboration, an AI-backed asset library, code and asset export, Figma integration, offline use, seamless cloud management, and auto layout tools.
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- Freemium (Subscription)
- Proprietary
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- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
- Snapcraft
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Xenmaster's 2026 Front-End Web Development Catalog
This list is an update to the list I created seven years ago https://alternativeto.net/lists/8008/front-end-development/. The web and development has changed a lot since then and rather than re-write history, decided to create a new list based on current patters and shifts in enterprise environments. These details are based on both what I've seen in the professional world as well as for hobbyists and web development enthusiasts who run their own projects.
In addition to consulting the documentation for each of the tools below, I'd like to shout out the following projects which also played a big part in informing the overall structure of this list:
Jeff Delaney's 100 Second Videos: https://www.youtube.com/@Fireship
Kamran Ahmed's Roadmaps: https://roadmap.sh
Devographics's State of JavaScript 2025 Survey: https://2025.stateofjs.com/en-US
Note that I don't plan on covering anything AI related for the development process. If I did, the list would have two items: Claude-Code, and Sonnet. Using these tools, it's easy to build out slop that won't work reliably which you don't understand and can't maintain.
10-11-2026 Update: The creators of Deno have announced they are ceasing support for the Deno runtime on October 2027. I am removing the references to this list for that ecosystem (Preact, Fresh, Lume) and encouraging folks to stick with NodeJS (https://deno.com/blog/cloudflare).
Microsoft Windows
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Install from the command line
winget install -e --id Icons8.Lunacybrew install --cask lunacyflatpak install flathub com.icons8.Lunacy
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Subscription ranging between $11 and $15 per month + free version with limited functionality.Rating
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Its free but offers a lot
Just a well-designed, user-friendly product that works and then some.
This application offers various advantages found in paid applications and can be accessed for free. Apart from being available as a Windows and Mac OS application, now this application is also available on Linux, with support for the .deb format, and is also available on the Snap Store
Lunacy is Super easy to use. It has too many sets of built-in items, including 10000+ icons in various icon packs, UI Kits of Apple, Microsoft, Google, and Web for Multiple Platforms like WatchOS, iOS, macOS, Windows, Android, and Web. Also, have Photo Stock, Illustrations, etc, defined shortcuts keys, code view (CSS, SVG, XAML), and inspect features for quick and efficient working. User can export their project in various formats. Great Tutorial built-in.
Great built-in tutorial! Super easy to start. Has abundant assets to play with.
The fact it is a Windows native app is not a disadvantage, as it's really fast even on older hardware. Faster than Figma (though I wish it was also on Linux). It's not perfect, but it's free, and as for a free app it's really good in what it's doing. Good enough to design web UI.
It can download contents from web