Yes, AI is capable of recognizing images and generating code based on them. The tool uses advanced image recognition and natural language processing to interpret your drawing and convert it into functional CSS/HTML code. You can try it out yourself using the drawing tool above.
Currently, the drawing feature is optimized for desktop devices using a mouse. It may not work properly on phones, tablets, or touchscreen devices. If you're using a desktop and still experiencing issues, try the following: - Ensure you're using an up-to-date browser - Clear your browser cache and cookies - Disable any ad-blockers or browser extensions that might interfere - Try a different browser If problems persist, please contact our support team at hello@mycleverai.com for assistance.
The conversion process typically takes up to 20 seconds, depending on the complexity of the drawing and the resulting code. Larger or more intricate designs may take slightly longer. During this time, you'll see a countdown timer and helpful tips while you wait.
You can draw any design concept you have in mind. However, keep in mind that the quality and coherence of the output depend on the clarity and recognizability of your drawing. Simple, clear sketches often yield better results than overly complex or abstract drawings.
Not necessarily. The AI is trained to interpret even rough sketches and convert them into polished designs. What matters most is that the key elements and layout of your intended design are recognizable. Even if your drawing skills aren't perfect, the AI can still generate a professional-looking web design.
Both features allow you to generate CSS/HTML code, but they use different input methods: - Creating element: You describe the desired element or design using text prompts. - Designing by drawing: You sketch your design idea directly on the canvas. Drawing can be particularly useful when you have a visual concept that's difficult to describe in words, or if you simply prefer a more hands-on, creative approach.
No, due to the nature of AI generation, you'll likely get slightly different results each time, even with very similar drawings. This variability can be beneficial, as it provides multiple interpretations and design options based on your sketch.
The AI is quite adept at recognizing common web design elements and layouts. However, its interpretation may not always match your exact intention, especially for very detailed or unconventional designs. You can always refine the results using the "Adjust/Fix Design" feature after generation.
Currently, the tool focuses on either drawing or text input separately. However, you can use the "Adjust/Fix Design" feature after generating your initial design from a drawing to provide additional text-based instructions for refinement.
You can draw any web element you'd typically find on a website, including: - Navigation menus - Headers and footers - Content sections - Forms - Buttons and call-to-action elements - Image placeholders - Text blocks The AI will attempt to interpret and generate code for whatever elements you include in your drawing.
The initial code generated from your drawing may not be fully responsive. However, you can use the "Adjust/Fix Design" feature to request responsive design improvements after the initial generation.
Absolutely! While it's great for quick prototyping and idea exploration, many professionals use AI-generated designs as a starting point for client projects or their own websites. Just remember to review and refine the output to ensure it meets your specific needs and quality standards.