After the millionth website build, I said, "enough is enough."
The only web coding language I hate more than JavaScript is CSS!
If there’s one thing front-end developers agree on, it’s this: CSS is painful, especially when you’re handed a flat image mock-up instead of a layered Figma (etc) file.
Most commercial tools only work if your design was built properly (like in Figma, Sketch, XD).
But real-world clients?
They often give you a single flat JPG or PNG and say "build this."
No layers.
No references.
Just frustration.
In the real world, graphic designers and front-end developers rarely work in perfect sync.
Designers hand over beautiful visuals, but often without thinking about how those visuals get coded.
Developers are left starting from a blank screen, guessing margins, padding, and layout structures by eye, line by line, box by box.
What should take a few hours often stretches into days of tedious trial-and-error.
Every pixel is off by a few points.
Every section needs manual adjustment.
Every missed alignment breaks the whole page.
So I made an app that solves that.
Introducing "Image To Code".
It turns flat images into pixel-perfect HTML and CSS sections, saving you hours of manual measuring, guesswork, and CSS trial-and-error.
No one currently offers a solution to this!
✅ Upload a flat image (PNG, JPG — doesn't matter)
✅ Draw horizontal and vertical guides directly over the areas you want to capture
✅ Mark out your sections and sub-divs, exactly like you see them visually
✅ Instantly generate clean, ready-to-use full CSS and HTML code
The app automatically calculates exact pixel dimensions, positions, and sectioning, so you don't have to guess or measure anything manually.
It outputs:
1) Fully structured HTML where DIVs are correctly nested by sections and sub-sections.
2) Pixel-perfect CSS with percentage and pixel annotations where scaling stays responsive, but you still have exact pixel references for precision.
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3) Combined full-page code ready to copy, paste, or download and drop straight into your project.
This app removes that friction.
Instead of starting from zero, you start with fully structured DIVs and sections mapped to the design.
The only thing you need to do afterwards is:
✅ Drop in the correct hex colours provided by the designer
✅ Insert the images provided by the designer
✅ Fine-tune any small details if needed
No more wasting hours rebuilding the invisible skeleton behind the design.
With the structure generated for you, you can focus on styling, finishing, and delivering faster.
It’s the tool every front-end developer wishes existed the first time they were handed a flat, beautiful, totally unlayered JPG.
You stay in full manual control:
1) Choose where your sections start and stop.
2) Define your own grids and subdivisions.
3) Adjust precision manually if you need to ,without fighting automated guesswork or broken AI attempts.
No layer extraction.
No clunky AI "best guess" tools getting it wrong.
You stay in control, but without the grind of manual coding, testing and deleting cookies.
You can create entire responsive layouts:
Without needing a Figma etc file.
Without begging the client for "proper assets."
Without hours spent manually dragging rulers around in Photoshop.
Save your sanity.
Save your time.
Build faster, even from the worst client mockups.
Ping me in the comments or the messages if you want to try.