
uihtml – Screenshot to HTML
seconds, not hours
What it does
uihtml turns screenshots, designs, or text prompts into clean, shippable HTML — instantly. Tired of manually translating designs into code? Just upload a screenshot or describe what you want, and get production-ready HTML in seconds. Built for developers, designers, and indie makers who want to move fast and ship faster. No more redrawing layouts. No more wasted hours on mockups. Just upload, generate, and ship. Try it — your next project ships faster.
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