Automatically extract dominant colors from your screenshot and apply them to starter templates
Generate code in HTML/CSS, Tailwind CSS, or React JSX with one-click switching
See your code rendered in real-time as you type with an isolated iframe preview
All processing happens in your browser. No screenshots are ever uploaded to any server
Drag & drop an image here
or click to upload
Write some code or pick a template
to see the live preview here
Turn any design screenshot into working code in seconds. Whether you're recreating a design you found online, building from a Figma mockup, or simply want a head start on a new project, our Screenshot to Code tool helps you get from pixels to code faster than ever.
Speed up your development workflow by starting with color-matched templates instead of coding from scratch. The extracted color palette ensures your code matches the original design's visual identity. The live preview gives you instant feedback, and the multi-framework support means you can use the output in any project.
Upload a screenshot of any design or webpage. The tool extracts dominant colors from the image and provides starter templates (landing page, dashboard, blog, login form, pricing page) that incorporate those colors. You can then edit the generated code in the built-in editor and see a live preview instantly.
The tool supports three output formats: HTML/CSS (vanilla, no dependencies), Tailwind CSS (uses the Tailwind CDN for utility classes), and React JSX (component-based code with inline styles). You can switch between frameworks at any time and the template code will regenerate.
The starter templates provide a solid structural foundation with the color scheme extracted from your screenshot. They are meant to give you a head start - you can customize every aspect of the code in the live editor. The color extraction uses canvas pixel sampling to identify the most dominant colors.
Yes, absolutely. All image processing happens entirely in your browser using the HTML5 Canvas API. Your screenshots are never uploaded to any server. The color extraction, code generation, and live preview all run locally on your device.
Yes. You can copy the code to your clipboard with one click or download it as an HTML file (or JSX file for React). The downloaded file is ready to use in your projects without any additional processing.
When you upload an image, the tool draws it on a hidden HTML5 Canvas element and samples pixels at regular grid intervals. It groups similar colors together (within an RGB tolerance of ~30) and returns the top 6-8 most frequent color clusters. You can click any extracted color swatch to copy its hex value.
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