Fronty

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Turn a design image into HTML and CSS, then edit and publish

SI Score
59/100
Pricing
Freemium
Free plan
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Fronty takes an uploaded design image and writes HTML and CSS from it. You then adjust the page by clicking in an online editor, add a database and forms, point a custom domain at it, and publish on managed hosting with HTTPS. It suits people who have a mockup or sketch and want a working page without writing the markup by hand.

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Our take

Worth a look if a screenshot or sketch is your starting point and you'd rather not hand-code the first version. The click-to-edit step is the part that matters: you change layout and content without touching the code Fronty generated. Simple pages and quick prototypes fit the flow best. The record doesn't state plan limits, so check what you're getting before you commit a bigger project to it.

Features

  • Image to HTML CSS

    Upload a screenshot, export or photo of a sketch and Fronty writes the HTML and CSS for you.

  • Click-to-edit editor

    Change design and content in an online editor by clicking, rather than editing code directly.

  • Database and forms

    Add a database and forms to the page you built from the image.

  • Managed hosting

    Publish to managed hosting that includes a custom domain, HTTPS and backups.

Best for

  • Designers with a finished mockup
  • Web developers building a first draft
  • Small teams prototyping a page
  • People who don't want to hand-code HTML

FAQ

What does Fronty do with an uploaded image?
It writes HTML and CSS from the image, then you edit the result by clicking in an online editor.
Can I put my own domain on a Fronty site?
Yes. The flow includes connecting a custom domain and publishing with managed hosting, HTTPS and backups.

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