Pencil 4.0.0 for Mac
Mac UtilitiesPencil is a free prototyping tool for sketching app and website interfaces before any real building starts. You place ready made windows, buttons, forms and other screen elements on a page and arrange them into a mockup that shows how a product could look and flow. It suits designers, developers and students who want quick wireframes without a heavy design suite.
Key Features
- Built in shape collections for desktop, web and mobile interfaces
- Android and iOS stencil sets included for phone and tablet mockups
- Link pages together to show how screens connect in a flow
- Export your work to formats such as PDF, SVG and text documents
- New AI support through a built in Model Context Protocol server
How to Download
- Use the download button on this page to get Pencil for your Mac.
- Or Download from the official site and choose the Mac build.
- Open the downloaded file, move Pencil to Applications and launch it.
System Requirements
Pencil runs on Mac, Windows and Linux. Check your macOS version in About This Mac and pick the Mac download offered on the project site, since builds are provided for current desktop systems.
FAQs
Is Pencil really free?
Yes. Pencil is a free open source project. You can install it and use it for mockups at work, at school or at home without paying for a licence.
What can I make with Pencil?
Wireframes and mockups of apps, websites and desktop software. It is for planning screens and flows, not for writing the final working product itself.
Can I share my mockups with other people?
Yes. Export options include PDF and SVG files plus document formats, so you can send a design to a client or a team mate in a form they can open easily.
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