Fronty

Fronty converts a design image into a working website and wraps a builder around it. Upload a screenshot, an exported design or a photo of a sketch, or describe the site in a sentence, and it writes the HTML and CSS and assembles the pages. From there you edit by clicking, add a database and forms, connect a domain and publish on the company's hosting. It suits people who have a design but not the time or skills to code it, along with small businesses and freelancers producing sites quickly. The visual editor handles content and styling without code and supports structures such as online stores, blogs and team pages. A database holds properly typed fields behind the site, so dynamic content and item pages work as they should, and forms collect submissions. Publishing includes managed hosting with HTTPS, backups, custom domain connection and business email, with readiness checks and rollback. Generated source code can be exported, and the documentation also covers teams and workspaces, search and social metadata, and mobile, accessibility and performance checks. Pricing is not published on the public site. Building is free to start with no card required, and the home page offers a site without the Fronty badge for the first three months. Paid plans are presented inside the application, on a page that varies with the website being upgraded, and the documentation states that the plan catalog in the backend is the source of truth for current plans and amounts. Plans govern AI usage, page and table counts, rows, collaborators, storage, custom domains, branding and export.