Image to Code
Generate a structured file set from a screenshot in HTML+CSS, HTML+Tailwind, HTML+Bootstrap, React+CSS, React+Tailwind, Vue+CSS or Next.js+Tailwind.
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Turn a screenshot of an interface into a working front-end starting point
Upload a screenshot or mockup and choose a target — plain HTML and CSS, Tailwind, Bootstrap, React, Vue or Next.js — and get a set of files you can preview in a sandbox and download. The screenshot is sent to an external provider. The result is a starting point that needs review for accessibility, responsiveness, security and correctness before it is used.
What Image to Code gives you
Seven targets
HTML with CSS, Tailwind or Bootstrap, React with CSS or Tailwind, Vue, and Next.js with Tailwind.
Multiple files
Markup, styles and components come back as separate files rather than one unmanageable block.
Sandboxed preview
The generated page is rendered in a restricted frame so you can look at it before trusting it.
Download individually or as a ZIP
Take a single file or the whole set, ready to drop into a project.
Honest about what it produces
The page says plainly that the output is a first draft requiring review, not finished code.
How to use Image to Code
Add a screenshot
One PNG, JPEG or WebP of the interface, up to 10 MB.
Choose your target
Pick the framework and styling approach your project uses.
Generate
The screenshot is sent to the provider and the files come back.
Review and download
Check the preview and the code, then take the files.
Other names for this tool
People also look for this as screenshot to code, design to HTML, mockup to code converter, UI screenshot to React and image to front-end code. It is the same tool on this page.
Limitations
- Requires a configured provider credential.
- Generated code requires human review and is not guaranteed to match the design.
Questions about Image to Code
Is the generated code production ready?
No. It is a starting point that needs review for accessibility, responsiveness, security and correctness before use.
Is the preview safe?
Previews run in a sandboxed frame with scripts and network access restricted. Generated code is never executed on our server.
Is the generated code ready to use in production?
No, and the page says so plainly. It is a first draft that needs review for accessibility, responsiveness, security and correctness. Treat it as a way to skip the mechanical part of translating a layout, not as finished work.
Which frameworks can it target?
Seven combinations: HTML with plain CSS, Tailwind or Bootstrap; React with CSS or Tailwind; Vue; and Next.js with Tailwind. Pick whichever matches the project the code is going into.
What should I check before shipping it?
Accessibility first — heading order, alt text, form labels and focus states. Then test at several widths, because responsive behaviour is inferred from one static image and usually needs real work.
How close will it be to my design?
An approximation rather than an exact copy. A clean, full-resolution screenshot gives the generator far more to work with than a cropped or low-resolution one, but you should expect to adjust spacing and detail.
Is my screenshot uploaded?
Yes. The image is sent to an external provider to be read, which is stated before you submit. The screenshot and the generated code are never logged by us.
Can I upload several screenshots of the same page?
No, one image per request. There is no iterative refinement either, so if the result is not close enough, adjust the source image or the target and generate again.