Preserve visible intent
Start with hierarchy, text, spacing, colors, and component density rather than decorative pixel matching alone.
Screenshot to React
Convert a UI screenshot into editable React
Upload a product screen, dashboard, landing page, or component reference. U2C reads the visible hierarchy and creates a React + Tailwind starting point you can compare, refine, and export.
Generate editable markup instead of a flattened image copy.
Compare layout, typography, spacing, and visible states in a live preview.
Select one element for a scoped follow-up edit.
Export the reviewed result for integration into your application.
Try it now
Start with this prompt, then edit it for your product.
Treat the result as a first implementation
Image references do not contain breakpoints, state logic, or data models. The generated code makes those decisions visible so they can be reviewed before integration.
Add responsive rules
Describe how navigation, tables, cards, and actions should adapt when the screenshot only shows one viewport.
Complete the application layer
Replace sample content, connect data and events, and run accessibility and regression tests in your own repository.
Examples
Start from proven UI patterns
Screenshot-to-code guide
Use a review sequence that fixes structure before visual details.
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Dashboard references
Inspect dense product screens with tables, charts, filters, and states.
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UI components
Start with a focused reference when you only need one reusable component.
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FAQ
Common questions
Does a screenshot contain enough information for production code?+
No. It is a visual reference. Generated React still needs responsive decisions, real data, behavior, testing, and accessibility review.
Can I convert only one component?+
Yes. Crop the reference to the component and describe its interactive states so the generated result stays focused.
Can I edit the result after generation?+
Yes. Use the live preview and targeted editing to refine a selected element without requesting a complete redesign.