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Exepad
Image to App

Turn a screenshot into a working app

Upload a screenshot, wireframe, or sketch. Describe what you need. Get a live application with real data storage, search, and a published URL — in minutes.

Build an inventory tracker that looks like this

No credit card required · Published in minutes

Also works with PDF, Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and CSV

4–10 min
From upload to live app
0 lines
Of code required
Any image
Sketch, wireframe, or screenshot
Included
Hosting, SSL & backups

How it works

Three steps. No technical knowledge required.

1

Describe what you need

Tell Exepad what kind of app the image represents — what it should do, who uses it, what data it stores. The image is reference; your description sets the scope.

2

Attach your image

Upload a screenshot, mockup, wireframe, sketch, or even a whiteboard photo. Exepad uses computer vision to identify layout, fields, and content from the image.

3

Publish in minutes

The app goes live with the layout inferred from your image, real data storage behind it, and the forms you sketched fully wired. Iterate via prompt — no back-to-design-tool round trip.

Not a pixel-perfect copy.
A working application.

The image is the inspiration. The result is a live application with its own database, search, forms, and infrastructure — built to be used and maintained.

Real data storage

Your app has its own database — not lorem ipsum, not placeholder text. Add your records, and they're searchable, editable, and persistent from day one.

Search and filtering

Every record is searchable instantly. Users filter by any field, sort by any column, and find what they need without scrolling.

Forms that capture submissions

The form fields you sketched become real form inputs connected to the app's database. Every submission is captured, stored, and queryable.

Email wired to your layout

Form submissions trigger auto-replies; threshold events fire alerts; feedback routes to your inbox. Everything tied to the screens you sketched.

Analytics from the first publish

Every click, conversion, and user path in the app you built from an image — tracked from day one. No instrumentation to add, no script tag to paste.

Designed once, runs everywhere

A screenshot drawn on a desktop becomes an app that works fluidly on a phone. Responsive reflow is derived from your layout, not retrofitted after the fact.

Built for visual references

Exepad understands the structure inside your image — not just the pixels.

Screenshots of existing tools

Drop a screenshot of an admin panel, a CRM, or a dashboard you admire. Exepad identifies the columns, fields, and layout to build a working version with your data.

Wireframes and sketches

Hand-drawn wireframes and napkin sketches work too. Exepad recognises common UI patterns — lists, forms, cards, navigation — even from rough drawings.

Mockups from design tools

Exports from any design tool become real applications. The visual becomes the spec; you fill in the data and the logic via the prompt.

Photos of paper or whiteboards

Take a photo of a paper form, a whiteboard list, or a printed report. OCR pulls the text; computer vision pulls the structure. Both become your app.

Mockup vs. Exepad app

A mockup is a picture of an app. An Exepad app is the app itself — running, storing data, and sharing a URL.

Feature
Image / mockup
Exepad app
Interactivity
Click on a static mockup to follow a fake link
Real buttons, forms, and navigation that actually work
Data
Placeholder names, fake numbers, lorem ipsum
A real database with your own records
Sharing
Send a screenshot or a design link
A published URL on your own domain
Updates
Re-export the design and re-share
Edit the live app — everyone sees it instantly
Mobile use
Static image scales but doesn't function
Responsive layouts that actually work on mobile
Forms and submissions
Drawn boxes that capture nothing
Real forms that store every submission
Analytics
No idea who looked at the design
See visits, clicks, and form submissions
Iteration
Design tool round-trips with developers
Describe a change in plain language — done

What can you build from a single image?

The same screenshot or sketch can become entirely different applications depending on what you describe.

Inventory Tracker

A photo of a stock list or a sketch of a tracking screen becomes a real inventory app with alerts and search.

CRM

A screenshot of a contact view becomes a working CRM with profiles, notes, and pipeline tracking.

Dashboard

A sketch or screenshot of a dashboard becomes interactive analytics with your own data sources.

Form

A photo of a paper form becomes a digital form with validation, capture, and email notifications.

Directory

A photo of a list or roster becomes a searchable directory with categories and detail pages.

Website

A design mockup becomes a live, published website with proper pages, navigation, and mobile support.

Everything an image can't do

An image is a picture. Your app is a platform. Every conversion includes what you'd otherwise need a developer — and a dozen tools — to assemble.

A real database behind the visual — not lorem ipsum
User accounts with role-based access
Working forms derived from the image fields
Validation, required markers, and typed inputs
Search across every record you add
Email triggered by submissions and thresholds
Click, conversion, and path analytics from day one
Audit log of every change to the app
Iterate via prompt — no round-trip to your design tool
Your own domain with SSL included
Responsive reflow from the source layout
Export data back to CSV or Excel

From visual reference to application
in one sitting

The image already shows what you want. Exepad turns that into a live application — not a prototype, not a mockup.

Layouts become real screens

Exepad detects lists, cards, tables, and forms in your image and rebuilds them as real interactive screens — with your own data flowing through them.

Visible fields become inputs

Form-like fields, dropdowns, and checkboxes in your image are recreated as working inputs with validation, types, and submission handling.

Visible content suggests a schema

Repeating items in your image (rows, cards, list entries) suggest the data model. Exepad proposes a starting schema you can customise from the prompt.

Frequently asked — Image to App

Ready to build?

Upload your image. Describe what you need. Get a working application in minutes.