Image to Code
Image to Code

Turn UI images into editable frontend code.

Upload a screenshot, URL, mockup, or prompt and generate a live frontend draft you can preview, refine, and export. Use it for landing pages, dashboards, design handoff, and fast prototypes.

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Multiple image inputs Live preview Editable drafts React, HTML, Vue, Tailwind

How it works

From visual reference to editable frontend draft.

01

Add the reference

Use a screenshot, mockup, website capture, video, prompt, or related UI images.

02

Generate a draft

Create structured frontend code that is easier to inspect than a blank file.

03

Preview and refine

Compare the output to the source and keep iterating toward a usable result.

Common workflows

Start from the kind of reference your team already has.

Dedicated workflows help teams move from screenshots, websites, and exported design frames into editable frontend drafts.

Screenshot to React

Convert UI screenshots into editable React code when your team needs a strong frontend first draft.

Website Screenshot to HTML

Rebuild landing pages, marketing sections, and website references into editable HTML faster.

Figma Screenshot to Code

Start from exported Figma frames and move into a code draft your team can review and refine.

Interactive workspace

The full app loads generation, preview, and editing tools.

The JavaScript app enables the upload flow, URL input, text prompting, live preview, and iterative editing. This HTML is here so search engines can understand the product before the app bundle finishes loading.

Inputs Screenshots, mockups, website URLs, videos, text prompts, and imported code.
Best for Landing pages, dashboards, mobile screens, design handoff, and internal tools.
Workflow Generate a draft, compare against the reference, and keep iterating.

FAQ

Questions before trying Image to Code on real work.

Can this generate production-ready code?

It generates an editable frontend starting point. For production work, preview the result, refine details, and check important responsive states.

What kinds of inputs work best?

Clear UI screenshots, landing pages, app screens, wireframes, exported Figma frames, and public URLs usually work best.

Can I keep editing the generated result?

Yes. The generated draft is designed for iteration, so you can keep editing with prompts, compare variants, or work directly in code.

Who is this best suited for?

It is useful for builders, designers, agencies, and product teams who want to move from visual references to working frontend drafts faster.