Turn a screenshot to code (HTML and CSS)
FavoriteScreenshot to code builds an editable HTML and CSS draft from a UI image. Pro tool for quick layout scaffolds. Refine before production use.
Choose a file or drop it here
A screenshot of a simple interface or page layout · up to 12 MB · Pro
How it works
- 1
Upload a photo or PDF
A handwriting snap, receipt, or scan — sharper is better.
- 2
Recognition
The service reads the image and returns editable text.
- 3
Copy or download
Check the result and paste it where you need it.
Use it without opening Toolsy each time
Embed recognition on your site or call it from your app. For web agencies & integrators we have a dedicated page with examples and API plans.
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How screenshot to code drafts HTML from a UI
Screenshot to code turns a UI image into a single HTML file with embedded CSS so you can prototype faster.
Upload a sharp capture of a simple layout. Copy or download the draft, then refine colors, spacing, and markup.
Use screenshot to code for learning projects and early landing-page scaffolds, not as a final production build.
Good for
- Rapid prototypes
- Learning projects
- Landing-page drafts
- Layout recreation
Tips
- Use a sharp full-page capture
- Prefer simple layouts
- Expect a draft, not final code
- Edit before production
Common questions
What is screenshot to code?
It reads a UI screenshot and returns a single-file HTML draft with embedded CSS you can edit.
Is screenshot to code free?
No. Screenshot to code is a Pro tool.
Screenshot to code vs screenshot to text?
Screenshot to text copies words from the image. Screenshot to code builds an HTML and CSS layout draft.
Is screenshot to code production-ready?
No. Treat it as a starting point. Fix semantics, spacing, and accessibility before you ship.
Which images work best for screenshot to code?
Simple pages, cards, and forms with clear spacing and readable text. Busy photos of printed paper work poorly.