
Sketch2Code
Turn hand-drawn design into a HTML with AI. By Microsoft.
In plain words
Sketch2Code is an AI tool by Microsoft that converts hand-drawn design sketches into HTML code. It uses a Custom Vision Model to recognize design elements in images and automatically generate corresponding HTML markup. The tool is intended for designers and developers who want to streamline the process of turning paper mockups into functional web code, eliminating manual HTML coding from sketch-based designs.
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From the sources
A Custom Vision Model trained to perform object recognition against HTML hand drawn patterns is used to detect meaningful design elements into an image.
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