Infinite Canvas
Frames, layers, pen and text on an open board, like the design tools you already know.
SketchXFlow is an AI website builder for non-coders who care about brand consistency. Describe a site in one prompt and SketchXFlow generates a brand-coherent, multi-page site — palette, typography, spacing, and components locked into a real design system. Every subsequent edit respects that system, so the brand stays the same across every edit instead of wandering off the way it does with other AI builders. Audit any existing site by URL, rebuild it fixed in one click, share read-only previews with clients, and export clean HTML or a Next.js codebase — or push straight to git. Free to start, no card required.
Websites and apps from one sentence, then built, tested, hosted and in your repo, with your brand the same on every page.
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Works with Claude Code, Cursor, ChatGPT, Codex, Next.js, Tailwind, GitHub, GitLab, Figma, Chrome.
$ sketchxflow export --next
reading 3 pages, 1 brand
tokens tokens.css locked
// app/page.tsx
export default function Home() {
return (
<section className="bg-brand-50 px-6 py-24">
<h1 className="text-5xl font-medium">
Coffee that travels well.
</h1>
</section>
);
}
Build passedFrames, layers, pen and text on an open board, like the design tools you already know.
One prompt builds a multi-page site with shared navigation, footers and empty states.
Next.js, Tailwind HTML, React Native or Flutter. It runs without SketchXFlow.
Saved before anything is drawn, so page four looks like page one.
edits across 20 sites, and every brand colour and font stayed the same. Our October 2026 test.
Make the hero darker so the headline pops.
Darkened the hero photo on Home. Brand unchanged.
Add a journal section under the new pieces.
Added “From the journal” in your fonts and colours.
Use the rust colour on the quote band.
Done. Rust is already in your palette, so it stays on brand.
Use SketchXFlow from Claude Code, Cursor and other tools through MCP, then copy into Figma or build from a Figma link.
In your browser too: the Chrome extension reads any site's colours, type and parts, then copies or audits it.
| What you get | Designer | Developer | QA | Hosting |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Screens and design health | Yes | No | No | No |
| Tasks that become checked pull requests | No | Yes | No | No |
| GitHub and GitLab repositories | No | Yes | Yes | No |
| UI, device and security tests | No | No | Yes | No |
| Design match against the live app | Yes | No | Yes | No |
| Deploys, domains and keys | No | No | No | Rolling out |
Prices in USD. Taxes are added at checkout, based on your country.
“Prevents brand drift using token-locks. Instead of isolated pages, a single prompt builds multi-page sites (Home, Pricing, FAQ) with shared headers and footers. For dashboards, it generates custom empty states (zero-data views, setup prompts) matching your brand tokens. It exports clean HTML/Next.js via MCP, though credits drain fast during fine edits.”
SketchXFlow is an AI website builder and design platform that turns one prompt into a multi-page website with your brand's colours and fonts saved as a design system, then lets you edit it with AI and export clean HTML or a Next.js codebase.
SketchXFlow saves your colours, fonts, spacing and building blocks as a design system before the first page is drawn, then keeps every AI edit inside it, so the brand stays the same however long you keep editing. In our October 2026 test, 199 AI edits across 20 generated sites (ten everyday edits each, such as adding an FAQ or testimonials) kept every brand colour and font the same.
Brand drift is when a site's colours, fonts, spacing or button styles slowly stop matching as more pages and AI edits are added. It happens when a builder creates each change from scratch instead of inside a saved design system, so new sections bring their own shades, fonts and button styles. Saving the brand once and keeping every edit inside it prevents it.
Use a builder that saves your brand as a design system and keeps every AI edit inside it. In SketchXFlow: 1) your colours, fonts and spacing are saved on the first build; 2) each edit can only use those values; 3) anything an edit adds off the scale is moved back onto it; 4) the publish check flags spacing, heading sizes or buttons that still don't match.
Yes. Every account starts with a one-time 60 free coins, enough for about 5 designs, websites or mobile apps, with stock photos, with no card required. Paid plans start at $9 per month and add AI images and code export.
Yes. PNG and PDF are on the free plan; clean Tailwind HTML or a Next.js project on paid plans, with your brand's colours, fonts and repeated values named in one tokens file; React Native (Expo) or Flutter code for app designs on paid plans (the free plan includes one screen a month); and sending the code straight to GitHub or GitLab on paid plans. Exports run without SketchXFlow.
It designs them. Web and mobile are separate editions, and a mobile design is composed from scratch for the phone form factor rather than resized from a desktop page. The screens export as HTML, PNG or PDF, and as React Native (Expo) or Flutter code on paid plans (one screen a month on the free plan). SketchXFlow designs the app and its screens rather than its backend; SketchXFlow Services builds the full app if you want that too.
Yes. The SketchXFlow MCP server — a plug-in that lets AI coding tools use SketchXFlow — works with Claude (web, desktop and mobile), Claude Code, ChatGPT, Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf and Codex. Most apps connect by URL — add https://mcp.sketchxflow.com/mcp and sign in, nothing to install; apps that can't take a URL use the npm package (npx @sketchxflow/mcp install) instead. You only need one.
The marketplace is a library of finished templates built by the SketchXFlow studio. Buy one and it is cloned into your projects, where you can edit it with AI and export it like any other design.
Yes. Paste a URL and SketchXFlow audits the page's typography, colour, layout, hierarchy, accessibility, content and flow, and gives you a shareable report with a design score; pages that score 80 or more get a certificate seal. It can then rebuild the page fixed while keeping your brand. A free audit needs no account; multi-page audits are on paid plans.