Turn any screenshot into a website.

Upload a screenshot, mockup, or design reference and Lindo recreates it as a live, editable, responsive website. Select or paste up to 10 PNG, JPG, or WEBP images.

Up to 10 images · 20 MB each

Free to start. Images stay on this page until you continue, and nothing is added to your account until you build.

Before you sign in

Your images become a real site

Accepted images
PNG, JPG, or WEBP
Select or paste
How many
Up to 10 images
Per build
Each file
20 MB or smaller
Maximum
Used by
Your first build
After sign-in

Images are not analyzed on this page. A large image is resized locally before upload so it stays within the builder's attachment limit, then it is stored so it survives sign-in and arrives attached to your first build.

How to use image references

Add your images.

Paste from the clipboard or select files: PNG, JPG, or WEBP, up to 10 images at 20 MB each. A full page, one section, a rough sketch, or a desktop and mobile pair all work.

Continue to sign in.

Your images are stored first, so they arrive already attached to your first build instead of being lost at the sign-in step.

Describe what matters.

Say which parts are structural, which are placeholder, and what content the site actually needs. Written context changes the result more than image count.

Review, refine, and publish.

Check layout, copy, images, links, responsive behavior, and accessibility in the editor, then connect a domain when it is ready.

Choose the right input

When an image is the best starting point

An image describes appearance. A URL or document also carries content. Pick the source that matches what you actually have.

Screenshots and image mockups
This page

A visual reference for layout, sections, and style, including AI-generated images.

Wireframes and hand sketches
This page

Structure-first references. Expect an interpretation, not a production-ready copy.

Figma or Canva designs
Export first

There is no direct file or share-link import. Export an image or PDF, then return here.

Brochures, decks, and documents
PDF workflow

Multi-page documents provide text content that images cannot.

A live website you may reproduce
URL workflow

A public URL gives real content and structure instead of a single flat image.

What to expect

A close match you can edit

Many reference types

Screenshots, mockups, wireframes, sketches, and AI-generated images can all be used as visual input.

Multiple images per build

Add up to 10 images — for example a desktop and mobile view, or several pages of one concept.

Style direction

Colors, typography, and visual hierarchy inform the generated design so it starts close to your reference.

Editable sections

The draft is built from real editable sections rather than a flattened picture of your image.

Generated placeholder copy

Text is drafted from visual and written context, so review every claim, price, and detail before publishing.

Your review is required

Fine details, custom illustrations, interactions, and exact spacing routinely need manual adjustment.

Limits and permissions

Good to know before you upload

Frequently Asked Questions

What image formats are supported?
PNG, JPG, and WEBP. Clear, high-resolution images give the most useful layout and style signal. An animated GIF is not a supported input.
How many images can I use, and how large can they be?
Up to 10 images per build, each 20 MB or smaller. A very large image is resized locally before upload, so a high-resolution screenshot usually fits without any manual work.
Can I paste a screenshot instead of choosing a file?
Yes. Copy an image and paste it directly onto this page. Pasting several images at once works too, up to the same 10-image limit.
Can I use an image generated by ChatGPT or another AI tool?
Yes. An AI-generated website mockup works the same way as a screenshot: it is used as a visual reference for the generated draft, which you then edit.
Do my images survive sign-in?
Yes. Images within the size limit are stored when you continue and arrive attached to your first build. If an upload fails, the builder still knows what you picked and asks you to attach it again.
How close is the result to my image?
Layout structure, color direction, and overall style usually land close. Custom illustrations, precise spacing, fonts that are not available, and interactive behavior commonly need editing.
Should I use an image or a URL?
Use an image when a design or concept is all you have. Use the URL workflow when a live page already contains the real content and structure you want to carry over.

Keep exploring

Other accurate starting points

Use your images as a visual reference.

Select or paste up to 10 PNG, JPG, or WEBP images, each 20 MB or smaller. They carry through sign-in, ready for your first build.