One or more screenshots
Use full pages, individual components, or desktop and mobile references.
Upload a UI screenshot and describe its purpose. Flowmint analyzes the layout, hierarchy, and interactions, creates real HTML, CSS, and assets, then checks the result across desktop and mobile browsers.
Use full pages, individual components, or desktop and mobile references.
Describe the audience, required interactions, technology, and brand rules.
Upload current code when you want focused edits instead of a rebuild.
Content and controls adapt to common desktop and mobile viewports.
Navigation, buttons, filters, forms, and UI states can be implemented.
HTML, CSS, JavaScript, images, and fonts remain in the workspace.
The agent can inspect rendering, console errors, and screenshots, then fix issues.
Identify sections, alignment, component hierarchy, and reusable styles.
Use your request to determine interactions and missing UI states.
Build inside a persistent workspace instead of returning an isolated snippet.
Check real rendering, responsive behavior, and runtime errors before refining.
See how a desktop reference becomes a responsive page, component structure, and downloadable source files.
View the full example“Rebuild this product screenshot as a responsive webpage. Preserve the information hierarchy, add a mobile layout, and make the buttons and filters interactive.”
The agent can closely reproduce the visible design. Exact fonts, original assets, hidden states, and business logic require source files or additional guidance.
Yes. The agent can infer a sensible responsive layout, and you can add mobile references or request targeted adjustments later.
Yes. State the stack or upload the existing project so the agent can follow its structure and components.
Yes. The source remains in the workspace, so later requests can target a section, component, or viewport.
Upload the reference and describe the purpose and non-negotiable details.