Design canvas with your codebase and agents built in, where design engineers get production-grade output without handoff
Free grid maker to turn photos into numbered drawing grids
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Pricing model
Freemium
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Pricing
Hobby: Free with monthly agent limits for personal projects and unlimited connected repositories. Pro: $20 per person per month with extended agent limits, merge-ready PRs, design QA, and priority support. Teams & enterprises: Custom pricing with SSO/SAML, SCIM, SOC 2 Type II, and dedicated support.
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Key features
Canvas connected to codebase with code-to-canvas and canvas-to-code workflows
Type-safe code generation from design changes
Pull request integration for code review
Design QA and polish on live product
Support for authenticated screens and complex states
No developer environment setup required for designers
Reuses existing components and design system instead of creating parallel systems
Overlays numbered grid on photos with automatic line color detection
Three grid sizes: Fewer (3 squares), Medium (5 squares), More (8 squares) across short side
Works on phones and computers without installation or upload
Print two sheets: photo with grid and empty grid for drawing
Save gridded photos as JPG or PNG with no watermark
View individual squares enlarged while working
Supports JPG, PNG, WebP and iPhone HEIC photo formats
What makes it different
Eliminates design-to-engineering handoff with production-ready code direct from canvas
Works directly with real codebase, components, and live data instead of static mockups
Type-safe pull requests that engineers want to merge
Preserves existing design system with no parallel UI debt
Design on the real product surface, not static files like Figma
No sign-up, watermark, or photo upload required
Processes entirely in browser for instant results and privacy
Works on phones without app download using browser only
Numbered grid squares (A1, B3 format) help track drawing progress and teach proportion