Makedraft

What is Makedraft?

Makedraft is an AI tool that generates frontend code from plain instructions. You describe what you want, and it produces HTML templates styled with Tailwind CSS. To use the generated code, include the Tailwind CSS library by adding a script tag to the <head> section of your page.

It is especially useful for backend developers who want to speed up frontend work, but frontend developers and designers can benefit from it too. Support for Alpine.js and Vue.js is planned.

Makedraft is currently in open beta, so you can try it for free. A free tier will remain available after the beta ends, so there are no surprise charges. Nearly all the HTML components on the Makedraft website itself — everything except the code editor and the text content — were generated using Makedraft.

Who created Makedraft?

Makedraft was created by an AI tool, designed to let users generate frontend code based on specific instructions. Its main goal is helping backend developers iterate on frontend projects faster.

What is Makedraft used for?

• Generating HTML templates from instructions — describe the component or layout you need and get the code.
• Rapid frontend iteration — backend developers can get project frontends up and running quickly.
• Tailwind-styled output — generated HTML comes pre-styled with Tailwind CSS; just add the Tailwind script tag to your <head>.
• Design and frontend work — frontend developers and designers can produce code matching their specifications.

Key facts

• Currently generates HTML styled with Tailwind CSS; Alpine.js and Vue.js support is planned.
• Free during open beta, with a free tier guaranteed after the beta period.
• The Makedraft website’s HTML components were generated with Makedraft itself, aside from the code editor and text content.