Which links can I use?

Any public web page. Pages behind a log-in or a paywall can't be read; use a screenshot of those instead.

Is it legal to use another website as a reference?

Taking design inspiration is how designers work; copying another site's text, logos, photos or trademarks isn't. FNJ's builder takes the look and writes your own content. You're responsible for what you publish.

Is the reference site stored?

No. FNJ reads the page once for that prompt, through a guarded fetch with size and time limits, and keeps nothing.

Link or screenshot: which is better?

Both work. A link gives exact fonts and colours; a screenshot shows the layout and imagery. Using one of each is often best.

AI website builder from URL

Paste a link. Get a site in that style.

Paste the address of a public website you like and FNJ's AI website builder reads its design signals (fonts, colours, corner radii, type sizes, navigation and page structure) and designs your site in that style. It writes your own copy, builds every page at three screen sizes, and exports code you own.

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What the builder reads from a link

A link is fetched once, safely, and reduced to the decisions a designer would note:

The font families and the type scale.
Colours, grouped by how the page uses them: text, backgrounds, accents.
Corner radii, borders and shadows.
Navigation, headings and button styles, and the page's structure.
Its social preview image, when it has one.

A redesign from your current site

Rebuilding an old website? Paste your own site's link as a reference and describe what you want kept and changed. The builder keeps the brand's fonts and colours while it redesigns the layout, and you get a fresh, responsive site with code you own.

Inspiration, not cloning

Website cloners copy a page. FNJ doesn't: it takes the look and never reuses the reference's words, logos or images, or rebuilds it section for section. That keeps your site original and yours.

For the closest match to a specific look, add a screenshot too: a screenshot shows the composition, a link gives exact fonts and colours.

FNJ's AI website builder at a glance

Starts from: Your description plus up to 3 references: screenshots or links of sites you like
Designs: Every page at desktop (1440px), tablet (810px) and phone (390px) widths
Editing: Ask for changes in plain words, or edit any element by hand on the canvas
Export: A Next.js project, static HTML, or a push to your own GitHub repository
Hosting: Yours: Cloudflare Pages, Vercel, Netlify or any static host. No FNJ runtime in the code
Price: From $25/month, or $29 once for 50 credits that never expire
AI account: None needed: FNJ runs the AI for you, no API key or AI subscription

How it works

01
Show and tell
Add up to 3 screenshots or links of sites you'd like yours to look like, then say what the business is and which pages you need.
02
Watch it build
The AI builder plans the pages, palette and type, then builds each page on the canvas, section by section, while you watch.
03
Refine and ship
Ask for changes in plain words or edit by hand, then download the code or push it to your GitHub.

From a URL: questions

Which links can I use?: Any public web page. Pages behind a log-in or a paywall can't be read; use a screenshot of those instead.
Is it legal to use another website as a reference?: Taking design inspiration is how designers work; copying another site's text, logos, photos or trademarks isn't. FNJ's builder takes the look and writes your own content. You're responsible for what you publish.
Is the reference site stored?: No. FNJ reads the page once for that prompt, through a guarded fetch with size and time limits, and keeps nothing.
Link or screenshot: which is better?: Both work. A link gives exact fonts and colours; a screenshot shows the layout and imagery. Using one of each is often best.

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