It is not a template gallery. It is a focused interface generator that understands structure, hierarchy and modern UI patterns.
Full layouts, not fragments
Generate complete pages with hero sections, navigation, content blocks and footers in one go.
Responsive by design
The output is built to adapt from mobile to large screens with sensible breakpoints.
Framework aware
Choose plain HTML, Bootstrap, Tailwind, Material or other styles and let the model follow that system.
Your prompt is treated as a description of structure, not just a theme. The engine breaks it into sections, components and layout decisions.
The model identifies the type of page, key sections, content density and overall tone you are asking for.
Sections are translated into rows, cards, grids and typography styles while keeping your requested framework in mind.
Instead of placeholder text, it writes short, product like copy that makes the UI feel alive.
You can switch between engines depending on whether you want visual balance, strict structure or complex UI logic.
Focuses on pleasant spacing, color balance and layout flow. Good choice when you care most about how the page feels at first glance.
Produces straightforward, predictable markup. Ideal if you want to move quickly and adjust the design yourself afterward.
Strong at dashboards, multi column layouts and pages with several coordinated sections and states.
You do not need to engineer prompts for hours. Use simple patterns that tell the model what matters.
Wireframe level
Use bullet points to list sections. The model can clearly see the skeleton of the page.
Full page
Explain what the product does, who it is for and how the layout should guide the reader.
Refinement
You can treat the AI like a designer. Ask it to refine or transform what you already have instead of starting over.
The difference is not about length. It is about clarity of intent and structure.
Defines the type of page and context.
Specifies sections and important components.
Mentions layout behavior on different screen sizes.
Tells the AI where primary actions should live.
No indication of sections or content.
No hint about layout or screen sizes.
No information about what the product actually does.
Leaves every decision to the model, which increases randomness.
The generator can build layouts using several popular UI frameworks. Each option creates a different style and structure, so you can choose the one that fits your project best.
A classic component-first framework known for stability, predictable grid behavior and fast prototyping. Bootstrap is ideal if you want a familiar, well-documented foundation with consistent spacing and ready-made components.
A utility-first approach that gives you full design freedom while staying extremely lightweight. Tailwind keeps classes readable and predictable, making it easy to generate clean and modern UIs directly from the prompt.
Google’s latest Material 3 system brings soft elevation, smooth shapes and an accessible design philosophy. It is ideal for apps that need a clean, polished and mobile-friendly look that feels instantly recognizable.
A simple, semantic CSS framework focused on clarity and structure. Bulma provides a balanced middle ground between heavy component libraries and raw CSS, making it easy to customize without complexity.
Pure CSS output gives you maximum control with zero dependencies. The generated layout stays lightweight, fast to load and perfect for custom branding or environments where frameworks are not allowed.
More frameworks and UI systems will be added over time.
A good interface is not about adding effects. It is about making every decision support the task the user is trying to complete.
Users should immediately understand where they are, what they can do and what is most important on the screen.
Buttons, cards and text styles should behave the same across the product so nothing feels random.
Headlines, subheadings, labels and body text should guide the eye in a natural reading order.
Layouts should adapt without breaking when you resize or switch devices.
Whitespace is not empty. It creates rhythm between sections and reduces cognitive load.
Removing distractions is as important as adding components. Every element should earn its place.
Yes. The layouts are meant to be copied into your projects and then customized to match your brand.
Basic familiarity with HTML or React helps, but you can still use the tool to explore structures and share ideas with a developer.
No. It speeds up the boring part of creating starting layouts so designers and developers can focus on details and product decisions.
Try the visually focused engine if you care about layout feel, the fast engine for quick wireframes and the coder engine for dashboards or complex pages.
Use the AI Web Design Generator as a starting point for dashboards, landings, settings pages and more. You control the direction. The model writes the boilerplate.