What it does
Mobbin is a library of real mobile and web interfaces, including screens, flows, animations and UI elements. It helps designers compare how existing products handle similar tasks. A free account has limited access; paid subscriptions provide the wider library and collection tools.
Mobbin records existing product interfaces so you can examine both individual screens and the steps around them. Apps and Sites provide two routes into the library, with flows and animations adding context beyond a static screenshot. Collections keep examples together for later reference.
Access and plans
The pricing page currently displays these annual-billing rates in euros:
| Plan | Price | Main access |
|---|---|---|
| Free | €0 | Limited apps and sites, up to 3 collections |
| Pro | €10/month | One member, full library, flows, animations and unlimited collections |
| Team | €16/member/month | Shared collections, comments, team management and API access |
| Enterprise | Custom | Advanced security, privacy controls and invoice billing |
Free access excludes search, flows and animations, and limits copying and downloads. Choose Join for free to create an account. Finance+ is a separate add-on for Team and Enterprise.
Mobbin’s copyright page states that intellectual property shown in its images belongs to the respective owners. Saving a reference does not turn another product’s artwork into an asset licence for your project.
Strengths
- Screens can be studied together with flows and animations
- Collections group references for later use
- Team plans support shared collections and comments
Watch out for
- Free access excludes search, flows and animations
- Finance+ is a separate paid add-on
- Displayed interface artwork retains its owners’ intellectual property rights
Best for
- Product designers researching existing mobile and web patterns
- Teams collecting interface references for design discussions
Sources
- Mobbin UI and UX inspiration library (Oct 27, 2026)
- Mobbin pricing (Oct 27, 2026)
- Mobbin copyright (Oct 27, 2026)