Turn designs, screenshots, images, or ideas into polished websites with an AI-powered design-to-code workflow. Kimi Websites understands your visual references and requirements, then builds responsive pages that you can refine, preview, and publish.
Transform Figma designs, screenshots, images, and other visual references into structured web code. Kimi Websites analyzes your design and translates its layout, styling, and visual details into code, recreating it as a functional webpage, making it a practical design-to-code converter.
Convert navigation, buttons, forms, menus, cards, and other interface elements into corresponding code. Kimi Websites translates the visual structure and UI details of your design into a working implementation, streamlining UI design-to-code workflows and reducing manual coding work.
Turn designs created for specific screen sizes into responsive code that adapts to desktop, tablet, and mobile devices. As an AI design-to-code tool, Kimi Websites can translate your layouts and styling into code that adjusts across screen sizes without requiring separate code for each device.
Continue refining the generated code through natural-language instructions. Ask Kimi Websites to adjust layouts, styling, content, or interactions, and the design-to-code generator can update the corresponding implementation without requiring you to manually search through and edit lines of code.
Maintain greater consistency between your original design and the implemented website. This design-to-code converter can help reduce visual differences between the design and its implementation, while limiting the time developers spend correcting layout and styling issues.
Turn design concepts into working webpages without waiting for a complete development cycle. With the AI design-to-code tool, you can quickly see how a design looks and works in a browser, making it easier to validate ideas, identify issues, and iterate before full development.
Give designers, developers, and product teams a shared starting point for collaboration. Instead of passing static design files back and forth, turn design concepts into working pages and code that teams can preview, discuss, refine, and use as a basis for further development.
Upload a webpage screenshot, Figma design, image, or other visual reference. Kimi Websites analyzes the design's layout, styling, typography, colors, spacing, and interface elements to understand how to translate it into web code.
Kimi Websites turns the uploaded design into structured web code, recreating its layout, styling, content, and interface elements as a functional webpage.
Preview the result and describe the changes you want to make in natural language. Ask Kimi Websites to adjust the layout, typography, colors, spacing, content, or interactions while keeping the original design as a reference.
Once you're satisfied with the result, copy the generated code for your own development workflow or continue working on the webpage in Kimi Websites.
You can use Figma designs, screenshots, images, wireframes, and other visual references for design-to-code workflows. Kimi Websites can analyze these references and translate their layouts, styling, and visual elements into web code for a functional webpage.
No, you don't need advanced coding skills to get started with Kimi Websites. Simply provide your design or visual reference and describe any requirements you have. Kimi Websites can handle much of the UI design-to-code process, from interpreting the design to generating the corresponding web code.
Yes, you can provide your existing design system, including colors, typography, spacing, components, and other visual guidelines. These references can help Kimi Websites follow your established visual language and maintain greater consistency when generating the code.
You can provide an updated design or describe the changes you want to make in natural language. Kimi Websites can refine the generated code and update the corresponding webpage to keep the implementation aligned with your latest design. If needed, you can also review version history and restore an earlier version.
Yes, developers can review and modify the generated code to meet specific technical requirements. The generated code provides a useful starting point that developers can further customize, integrate, and extend within existing projects. Version history also lets you revisit previous versions and restore an earlier version when needed.
The generated code can serve as a foundation for a functional website, but it should be reviewed and tested before production use. Developers should check performance, accessibility, security, responsiveness, and other project-specific requirements before deploying it to production.