SketchMason
Sketch the page. Get the code.
What it does
SketchMason is an AI design tool that turns rough sketches into finished, consistent UI designs and full product flows.
SketchMason is an AI design tool that turns rough sketches into finished, consistent UI designs and full product flows. Opens the canvas in this tab. One free generation a day, no card, no account. Drop in the images that carry the feeling you want. We read them for palette, contrast and type , then write a design system you can actually build against. Rectangles, circles and a few labels. The sketch decides layout and reading order . You are describing structure, not drawing pixels. The interface streams onto the canvas beside your sketch, so if the layout is going the wrong way you know within seconds , not after the full minute. Open the chat on any screen and say what you want changed.…from sketchmason.com
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