Describe a widget. Get a WinCC-ready SVGHMI file.

A .svghmi file — the widget format Siemens WinCC Unified uses. You download it and add it to your project like any other widget. It is not a picture: the geometry is real SVG, and the dynamic properties are already wired up as bindings you can drive from tags.

Yes — that is checked before you ever see it. Every generated file goes through structural validation and is rendered on our side; if something is off, the AI fixes it and validates again. You only get a file that passed. The badge above the preview tells you whether it validated cleanly or needed an auto-fix.

Generating a widget costs 2 credits. The first 3 edits of that widget are free, after which each further edit costs 1 credit. Importing an image or SVG costs 1 credit. On the unlimited plan there are no credits — you get 100 AI generations per month instead.

If a generation fails on our side, the credits are returned to your balance automatically — you will see a note saying so. If it simply is not what you pictured, describe the change in the box under the preview and it edits the widget you already have instead of starting over; the first 3 edits are free. You can also ask for a different variant of the same prompt for 2 credits.

In three ways. Talk to it — "make the needle red", "set the range to 0–200" — and it edits the same widget, keeping everything you liked. Adjust the dynamic properties directly in the preview to see how it looks at different values. Or open the layout editor to move and delete individual elements. Every revision is kept, so you can always go back to an earlier one.

Describing gives you an interactive widget with dynamic properties you can bind to tags. Importing traces an existing PNG, JPG, WEBP or SVG (up to 9 MB) into clean SVGHMI geometry, but the result is static — it will look right and render fast, without bindings. Use import when you already have artwork or a company symbol; describe when you need the widget to react to process values.

Concrete beats poetic. Name the type of widget, the ranges and units, the colours and what should be shown as text — for example "a 270° pressure gauge, 0–10 bar, green-amber-red zones, needle, value in the centre". You have 1000 characters. If you are unsure, click one of the example widgets below to load a prompt that works and edit it from there.

How much licence the AI takes with your description. Precise sticks closely to what you wrote and is the safest choice for standard instrumentation and P&ID symbols. Creative allows more interpretation of styling and detail, which helps for dashboard-style widgets. Balanced is the default and suits most work.

No. Credits stay on your account until you spend them — there is no monthly reset and nothing burns down. The unlimited plan works differently: it is a subscription with a monthly allowance of AI generations that resets each billing period.

AI generation unlocks after your first credit purchase. It is there to keep automated sign-ups from burning through the generation queue, so paying customers are not left waiting behind them. Any credit pack unlocks it, and the credits you buy are yours to spend as you like.