Screenshot → React, in seconds
Turn a screenshot into real React.
Capture a screen you designed or built, drop in the image, and get back production-ready React + TypeScript + Tailwind — previewed live, ready to paste.
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From a flat image to editable React
Sometimes the design lives in a screenshot, not a Figma file — a prototype, a whiteboard photo, an old screen you want to rebuild. Shard reads the image and writes a clean React component you can extend.
A Claude vision agent infers the structure — layout, hierarchy, spacing, and color — and returns typed, self-contained TSX styled with Tailwind.
Drop the screenshot
Drag, paste, or browse a PNG, JPEG, WebP, or GIF of the interface you want as code.
Claude reads the pixels
A vision agent maps layout, spacing, type, and color into a single self-contained component.
Preview & paste
Tweak it in the live Sandpack preview, copy the TSX, and drop it into your project.
Why developers use Shard for screenshot to React
No design file needed
A flat image is enough. Capture any screen you built and Shard turns it back into editable React.
Typed, self-contained
Each result is one .tsx file with typed props and a default export — drop-in, not copy-paste glue.
Live preview
Watch the result render in a real in-browser sandbox before you trust it in your codebase.
Frequently asked
- What image formats are supported?
- PNG, JPEG, WebP, and GIF. Drag and drop, paste from the clipboard, or browse to upload.
- How accurate is the conversion?
- Shard infers structure rather than tracing pixels, so you get readable, idiomatic React. A live preview lets you verify and tweak before copying.
- Can I use a Figma export instead of a screenshot?
- Yes. A Figma frame exported as an image works the same way — see our Figma to React page for that workflow.
Turn your next screenshot into React
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