Picture in, page out
A screenshot, a mockup, a photo of a whiteboard. The AI reads the layout and builds it as responsive markup — with the caveats an image inevitably brings.
Your turn
Add a link, upload screenshots of your current site, or describe a brand-new website — Rede returns a set of fresh directions every time.
Transform your outdated site into a modern masterpiece. See the difference for yourself.
Before
After
Images are a genuinely useful input, and they're lossy in specific ways. Knowing which information survives the trip saves you from expecting things a picture cannot carry.
Structure and proportion: how many columns, what sits beside what, relative sizes, the reading order, and roughly where the emphasis falls.
This is most of a layout, and it's the part that's tedious to describe in words. A rough sketch communicates in seconds what a paragraph of specification struggles with.
Responsive behaviour — a picture shows one width, so how the layout should reflow on a phone is inferred rather than read. Interaction: what happens on hover, what a menu does when opened. Content beyond what's legible in the image, including anything below the visible area.
Expect to state these afterwards rather than assuming the image conveyed them.
Two cases. Rebuilding something you can see but can't access — a competitor's layout, an old site with no source. And turning a rough sketch into something real early, when the alternative is arguing about a description.
For redesigning a live site you can reach, a URL is the better input: it carries your actual content as text rather than as pixels.
Use an image when you can't reach the original, and a URL whenever you can.
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