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Axure RP for Windows
Build interactive UX prototypes, wireframes and flow diagrams with Axure RP for Windows. The commercial design tool offers a fully functional 30-day trial.
Version 11.0.0.4150 · Direct publisher file
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What is Axure RP?
Axure RP helps UX designers model how a digital product should behave before development. Place interface widgets on a canvas, connect mouse, touch or keyboard events to actions, and use conditions and variables to demonstrate different user paths without writing code. Working forms, multi-state panels and data-driven repeaters support prototypes that go beyond a static screen layout.
The same project can include flow diagrams, wireframes and notes describing requirements. Adaptive views let a page provide layouts for desktop, tablet and phone sizes. Publishing prototypes to Axure Cloud adds a way to share the work, collect on-screen comments and give developers access to inspection tools.
This entry links to the publisher's Windows EXE for version 11.0.0.4150, listed in its September 24, 2026 changelog. Axure RP is commercial software with a 30-day evaluation, not an unrestricted free application. The publisher-provided editor screenshot illustrates Axure RP on macOS; it is not a capture of the Windows installer or proof of Windows-specific appearance.
What it offers
- Connect mouse, touch and keyboard events to actions, with conditions and variables for branching interactions.
- Create working forms, multi-state dynamic panels and sortable or filterable data grids using repeater widgets.
- Use adaptive views to design desktop, tablet and phone layouts within a page.
- Keep flow diagrams, wireframes, requirements notes and interactive prototypes together.
- Share prototypes through Axure Cloud for on-screen feedback and developer inspection.
Good to know
- The free evaluation lasts 30 days; continued use requires an appropriate license rather than an unlimited free download.
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