UxBIa · Menus and themes for Power BI
UxBIa · Design your menu for free and export it to Power BI with 100% native elements — annual plans from $39
The UX layer Power BI is missing

Your menu decides whether your report gets opened a second time.

Your menu, header and filters decide whether a report gets used — or abandoned. Design them visually and export to Power BI in minutes. No DAX or manual bookmarks.

100% nativo · cero custom visualsFunciona en cualquier tenantSin DAX ni bookmarks a mano

The editor is free. Export with a plan.

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Why it matters

Navigation is not decoration. It drives adoption.

In Power BI, end users do not judge your semantic model: they judge whether they understand where they are, how to navigate and which filter is active. If they cannot, they get lost, leadership stops opening the report, and you end up doing UX support instead of analysis. That structure — menu, header and filters — decides whether they return or abandon the report.

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The menu guides
Reduces friction as reports grow and organizes sections, so users do not need outside explanations.
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The header provides context
Shows the period, status and current page right where users need confirmation.
03
Filters remove doubt
Clear filters make data easier to interpret. Unclear filters undermine trust in the report.
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Information in view
Last update, glossary and guides where users need them — without opening another tab.

Of the four, the menu causes the most friction — and has the biggest impact.

That is why we offer four ways to solve it, each with its own header, filters and information. Choose one, adjust it in a visual editor and export with 100% native Power BI elements.

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How it works

From idea to Power BI in 3 steps.

The same result — 100% native Power BI elements — from two starting points. Start a new report or adapt an existing one.

4 layouts01

Design the navigation

Choose from 4 menu types, adjust colors and build your report's visual experience.

No DAX02

Organize pages and modules

Drag, nest and organize pages, resources, filters and information in a visual editor.

Native export03

Export to Power BI

Download your .pbit and open it in Power BI Desktop. No custom visuals.

WHY UxBIa EXISTS
María Jiménez, creator of UxBIa

“I used to spend hours designing menus in Power BI too.”

I am María Jiménez. I have been working with Power BI for over 5 years.

I have always cared about the same thing: people should understand where they are, how to navigate and where to find what they need within seconds.

The problem was that building that layer — menus, headers, buttons, icons, bookmarks and DAX — took hours on every project. The same manual work, over and over.

UxBIa was built to end that. The tool I always wanted: visual, simple and exportable. What used to take a day now takes minutes.

María JiménezCREATOR OF UxBIa · SOLUCIONATECH5 years working with Power BI
PRICING

An annual plan for every workflow.

Choose the plan that fits your workflow. All plans are annual licenses that renew every year.

Lite

For creating menus from scratch.

$39USD / year

Annual payment · renews every year

  • All 4 menu layouts
  • Unlimited .pbit menu downloads
  • Save your designs to keep editing
  • Updates included
  • Create, export and save themes from your logo
FullRECOMMENDED

Lite + Edge included.

$99USD / year

Annual payment · renews every year

  • Everything in Lite
  • Edge mode included
  • Unlimited .pbit and PBIR Pack downloads
  • Priority email support
  • Create, export and save themes from your logo
EdgeNEW

For existing Power BI reports.

$79USD / year

Annual payment · renews every year

  • Add the menu to your existing .pbip
  • Without rebuilding or changing any visuals
  • Unlimited PBIR Pack downloads
  • Create, export and save themes from your logo
  • Save your designs to keep editing

Organize your designs into workspaces and pick up editing whenever you like.

30-day guarantee · Secure payment via Stripe

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What everyone wants to know.

  • You can export unlimited menus in the formats included in your active subscription. Storage is separate: Lite and Edge allow up to 20 saved templates in your account; Full allows up to 50. When storage is full, you can keep editing and exporting, or delete a template to save another. Files you have already downloaded remain yours.

  • Yes. UxBIa generates the menu, header and filters as native Power BI objects (buttons, shapes, text and images). No custom visuals: they become part of your report as if you had built them by hand.

  • No. You only upload your report's visual definition folder: page names, layout and bookmarks. Your data model and sensitive data never leave your computer.

  • No. It adds navigation without recreating or changing your visuals or model. Your report and data remain intact.

  • Yes — with the Edge plan. Add the UxBIa menu to your existing .pbip without recreating or changing any visuals. Full includes this feature too.

  • Lite generates .pbit files compatible with any version of Power BI Desktop. Edge uses the PBIR format (Power BI Project), available with Preview Features enabled in Power BI Desktop.

  • Yes. Designing is free with no credit card — build your complete menu and see a live preview. Exporting to Power BI requires an active subscription.

  • It is an annual license: pay once a year, with automatic renewal every 12 months ($39 Lite · $79 Edge · $99 Full). You can cancel renewal at any time.

  • Lite ($39/year): create menus from scratch. Edge ($79/year): adapt your existing Power BI reports. Full ($99/year): includes both, plus priority support.

  • Yes, 30 days. If UxBIa does not work for your needs, we offer a full refund.

Start for free

So nobody has to ask where anything is.

Design your menu in the visual editor, free and without a credit card. Pay only when you decide to export to Power BI.

Designing is always free · pay only to export