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UI.Vision RPA
Ui.Vision RPA builds reusable browser and desktop macros, with automation, OCR, and AI and MCP options.
About UI.Vision RPA
Ui.Vision RPA is a browser extension for Chrome, Edge and Firefox that records and runs reusable macros for browser workflows, including web scraping, UI testing and file download or upload automation. A separate Desktop Automation app (XModules) is needed to automate desktop applications and access local files; Browser Vision on Chrome and Edge works without XModules, even when the browser window is in the background. Version 10 adds an AI macro assistant that inspects the page, writes a macro, runs it and helps fix failures, plus an MCP bridge that lets an MCP-compatible assistant create, run and debug macros in the browser. Macros run locally, and AI can be hosted Ui.Vision AI, your own provider, or a local model. When hosted AI is used, chat content and any included page data or screenshots are sent to the selected service for processing.
Key features
- Visual recording, Selenium-style commands, and a JavaScript automation API
- Screenshot-driven automation with computer vision and OCR
- AI macro assistant available on the free plan without signup or API key
- MCP bridge for AI assistants to create, run and debug macros
- Desktop Automation app for desktop apps and local file access
- Data-driven testing with CSV import and file upload/download automation
Best for: Users who want to record, edit and reuse browser or desktop macros, and who may optionally connect an AI assistant through hosted, own-provider or local AI.
Good for
- Free browser extension available for Chrome, Edge and Firefox
- Macros run locally, with a choice of hosted, own-provider or local AI
- Browser workflows can be automated on Windows, macOS and Linux
Watch out for
- Desktop applications and local file access require the separate Desktop Automation app (XModules)
- Hosted AI sends chat content and any included page data or screenshots to the selected service
- Browser Vision without XModules is supported on Chrome and Edge
UI.Vision RPA at a glance
- Website
- ui.vision
- Category
- Productivity › Automation
- Type
- Online tool
- Pricing
- Free
- Platforms
- Browser extension, Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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UI.Vision RPA FAQ
Does Ui.Vision AI require a signup or API key?
According to the homepage, Ui.Vision AI is available on the free plan with no signup or API key required.
What data is shared when using AI features?
Macros run locally. With hosted AI, chat content and any included page data or screenshots are sent to the selected service for processing. The MCP bridge runs on your computer, and data shared with your AI assistant is handled by the provider you choose.
Is extra software needed for desktop automation?
Yes. Automating desktop applications and accessing local files requires the Desktop Automation app, also referred to as XModules.
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