DESIGN.md
A structured Markdown design context file with colors, typography, layout, component notes, do's and don'ts, and agent usage notes.
Paste a public website URL and get an AI-ready DESIGN.md that helps Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, Lovable, v0, Bolt, and Replit follow the source site's visual direction.
A structured Markdown design context file with colors, typography, layout, component notes, do's and don'ts, and agent usage notes.
Detected, inferred, and needs review labels keep visual conclusions traceable instead of pretending every detail is certain.
Copy a preset prompt for Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, Lovable, v0, Bolt, Replit, or a generic AI coding workflow.
The homepage preview makes the product boundary visible: public URL evidence becomes a readable DESIGN.md, token preview, confidence labels, and an agent-ready prompt.
# DESIGN.md ## Overview Source: https://linear.app Posture: public page evidence with detected, inferred, and needs review labels. ## Colors - Primary surface: detected from rendered page evidence [detected] - Accent action: extracted from CTA and interactive controls [detected] - Secondary accents: inferred from repeated visual emphasis [inferred] ## Typography - Headings, labels, and paragraph rhythm are mapped for agent use [detected] - Exact font licensing and brand asset reuse require review [needs review] ## Components - Hero URL input - Agent preset selector - Evidence label chips - Output preview and copy actions ## Agent Usage Notes Use this file as persistent context for Codex. Apply visual direction responsibly without copying protected assets.
Background, brand, evidence accent, and agent preset accent grouped for quick scanning.
Hero-scale H1, 20px leading body copy, 14px UI labels, compact monospace output preview.
Input, segmented agent controls, result tabs, evidence chips, output actions, FAQ rows.
Public HTTP/HTTPS only, no private pages, no Figma layers, no proprietary asset copying.
Open the generated DESIGN.md as persistent project context before asking your coding agent to create UI.
Use detected and inferred labels to decide which visual choices are safe to follow and which need review.
Ask Codex to apply the design context without copying protected assets, logos, images, fonts, or source code.
Paste a public URL, choose the coding agent you plan to use, and generate a structured DESIGN.md for your next UI build.
Visible structure, headings, links, CTA hierarchy, and visual signals become a normalized design context.
Colors, typography, spacing, layout, and components are converted into readable Markdown sections.
Key conclusions are marked as detected, inferred, or needs review before you hand them to an agent.
URL to Design.md is designed for builders who want more consistent AI-generated UI. The export is a handoff package your agent can keep open while generating components, pages, or app shells.
Every generated design note should make its confidence clear. Detected means the signal came from page evidence. Inferred means it is a reasonable interpretation. Needs review means the page did not provide enough certainty.
Browse sample outputs before generating your own. Each example should show the source-page evidence, the generated DESIGN.md, token preview, and agent prompt.
Free usage is intentionally limited so the generator stays reliable. Quick exports are for evaluation. Agent-ready exports add richer handoff material for real builds.
Generate your first DESIGN.mdThe page handles Figma, privacy, accuracy, quota, and copying objections before users generate.
DESIGN.md is a Markdown design context file that helps AI coding agents understand colors, typography, layout, components, and usage notes before generating UI.
No. URL to Design.md generates Markdown design context for coding agents. It does not create editable Figma layers.
No. The generator is for public HTTP/HTTPS webpages only.
The output is designed for Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, Lovable, v0, Bolt, Replit, and generic AI coding workflows.
Use it to understand visual direction and create your own implementation brief. Do not copy protected assets, logos, images, fonts, source code, or proprietary UI wholesale.
Each generation uses extraction and AI processing. Limits keep the tool reliable and prevent abuse while still letting builders test the output.
Supporting pages should clarify intent, show examples, and route users back to the homepage generator.
Paste a public URL, review the evidence labels, then copy the Markdown or agent prompt into your next AI-assisted UI build.