Weblab is an AI-powered visual editor that builds frontend UIs using your real React, Vue, or Angular components. Unlike generic AI code generators, Weblab constrains AI to your design system — your buttons, cards, and layouts. Changes become mergeable PRs, not throwaway prototypes.
AI Design Tools for React Development
Weblab's AI doesn't just generate code—it understands your React components, Tailwind patterns, and project architecture to create production-ready components that fit seamlessly into your existing codebase.
Craft, preview, and iterate with AI to ship better websites and prototypes faster than ever.
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A true developer tool for designers, helping you code without knowing anything about code.
Build Production-Ready Apps with Natural Language
Describe what you want in plain text and watch AI create fully functional web applications with real databases, user authentication, and interactive features - not just static mockups or prototypes.
Collaborate with AI on a Visual Canvas
Select any element and choose to edit it yourself or work together with AI. Unlike pure chat-based tools, you maintain full visual control while AI assists with the heavy lifting, creating a seamless collaboration between human creativity and AI capability.
Maintain Design System Consistency
AI automatically applies your brand guidelines, component patterns, and design tokens to ensure every element stays on-brand and consistent across your entire application, eliminating design drift and maintaining professional polish.
Point at what you want. AI knows exactly what you mean.
No more describing "the button in the top right." Just click it. AI is constrained to your design system, so outputs stay on-brand every time.
See AI-generated components appear in real-time
See AI-generated components appear in real-time as you describe them, with immediate visual updates for every change you make
AI automatically creates reusable components
AI automatically creates reusable components from your designs and suggests smart combinations from your existing library
Define your brand colors, fonts, and spacing once
Define your brand colors, fonts, and spacing once - AI applies them consistently across every component it generates
AI builds mobile-first components
AI builds mobile-first components that automatically adapt to any screen size with proper breakpoints and fluid layouts
Navigate your app structure through an intuitive layer panel
Navigate your app structure through an intuitive layer panel - select any element to edit manually or collaborate with AI
Start with any Next.js/Tailwind template
Start with any Next.js/Tailwind template and let AI understand your patterns to generate matching components
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Weblab is an open-source, visual editor for websites. It allows anyone to create and style their own websites without any coding knowledge.
Weblab is great for creating websites, prototypes, user interfaces, and designs. Whether you need a quick mockup or a full-fledged website, ask Weblab to craft it for you.
Getting started with Weblab is easy. Simply sign up for an account, create a new project, and follow our step-by-step guide to deploy your first application.
Weblab is free for your first prompt, but you're limited by the number of messages you can send. Please see our Pricing page for more details.
Weblab is a visual editor for code. It allows you to create and style your own creations with code as the source of truth. While it is best suited for creating websites, it can be used for anything visual – presentations, mockups, and more. Because Weblab uses code as the source of truth, the types of designs you can create are unconstrained by Weblab's interface.
Developers have historically been second-rate citizens in the design process. Weblab was founded to bridge the divide between design and development, and we wanted to make developers first-class citizens alongside designers. We chose to be open-source to give developers transparency into how we are building Weblab and how the work created through Weblab will complement the work of developers.