Sketch to UI
Turn a whiteboard photo or paper wireframe into a polished digital interface.
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Photograph your sketch, upload it, and get a real screen.
Steps
- Photograph the sketch straight on, in even light, with the whole drawing in frame.
- Upload it in the prompt box.
- Add the context the drawing can't carry: what the product is, what the boxes mean, the visual direction.
A sketch of our onboarding screen. The big box top-left is a video, the three stacked boxes are setup steps with checkmarks. Modern SaaS look, purple accent.
Making sketches read well
- Label your boxes. "hero", "nav", "chart" — written labels are read and used.
- Draw the hierarchy. Bigger boxes become bigger elements.
- Avoid heavy shading. Line drawings read more reliably than shaded ones.
- One screen per photo, unless you're deliberately handing over a flow.
Sketch to wireframe instead
If you want to stay low-fidelity — clean up the sketch without committing to a visual style — ask for a wireframe. See Wireframe mode.
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