A school fundraiser
Bake sales, PTA nights, classroom newsletters, and volunteer information.
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A little inspiration
You have the idea. AI writes the HTML.
HTML Lens lets you see it.
A school flyer. A party invitation. A first look at your next app.
Start with a description, a photo, or a sketch on paper.
Draw where the logo, title, and details should go. Give your sketch and wording to ChatGPT, Claude, or another AI that accepts images. Ask for a complete HTML file, then open the result in HTML Lens.
✳ Meadow School · PTA
School bake sale
Saturday · 10 AM–2 PM
School courtyard
Every treat helps our classroom library.
Or just describe what you have in mind.
Add your details and request one complete HTML file.
Paste the HTML or open the file in HTML Lens.
Ask your AI for changes. Keep your versions in the app.
You don't need to know how to code. Pick an idea, copy its prompt, and fill in your details in your AI chat. HTML Lens opens and previews what the AI gives you.
Bake sales, PTA nights, classroom newsletters, and volunteer information.
A clear flyer for your neighbors, with the when, where, and what.
School dances, birthday invitations, graduations, and family gatherings.
Service menus, price lists, class schedules, or an event announcement.
Sketch a home screen, a settings page, or a customer experience.
Block parties, club announcements, garden swaps, and neighborhood meetups.
Your school. Your look.
The logo always goes here. The school name always goes there. Keep the colors and layout you like, then change the wording for the next event.
In the iPhone app, keep a master copy in a School folder. Save a separate copy for each event so your original stays ready for next time.
For your portfolio or product page
Show an HTML page inside an iPhone, Android, iPad/tablet, or desktop frame. Put the result on your own website for a polished product showcase or client presentation.
With the paid iPhone app, copy the embed code or export the framed HTML. The HTML stays live and scrollable inside the frame.
Have screenshots instead? Flow & Stitch turns them into a scrolling presentation. The paid app can export its HTML or embed code, too. Screenshot contents remain pictures.
Try Device Frame free →Create your preview in the app, choose your device and frame, then copy the embed code into an HTML or embed block on your website. Your website builder needs to allow the HTML and scripts in the export. An HTML file by itself is not a hosted public link.
These frames show how a page looks at different screen sizes in a browser. They do not turn a native iOS or Android app into a working website.
Live example · scroll inside the screen