Wireframe Builder

Drag and drop web layout elements onto a canvas to prototype page designs. Export as PNG, HTML, or Markdown.

Wireframe Builder

Snap 16px Grid

Elements

Click an element on the left to add it

Canvas: 800×600px · Double-click a block label to rename

HTML Output

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="en">
<head>
  <meta charset="UTF-8">
  <title>Wireframe</title>
  <style>body{position:relative;width:800px;height:600px;margin:0;}</style>
</head>
<body>

</body>
</html>

Properties

Click a block on the canvas to edit its properties.

• Click palette item to add

• Drag blocks to reposition

• Drag handles to resize

• Double-click label to rename

• ✕ button to delete

What is the Wireframe Builder?

The Wireframe Builder is a free, browser-based drag and drop wireframe tool that lets you prototype web page layouts without writing a single line of code. Place UI blocks — headers, navigation bars, hero sections, sidebars, cards, forms, tables, footers, and more — onto a resizable canvas and arrange them visually to plan your design.

Once your layout is ready, export it as a PNG image for presentations, a semantic HTML skeleton to hand off to developers, or a Markdown table for documentation. Everything runs in the browser — no signup, no data sent to any server.

Key Features

Drag and drop layout blocks: header, nav, hero, sidebar, main content, card, button, image placeholder, footer, form, table, and divider
Snap-to-grid alignment for precise positioning (configurable grid size)
Multi-directional resize handles on every element
Preset canvas sizes for desktop (1280x800), laptop (1024x768), tablet (768x1024), and mobile (375x812)
Undo and redo support for non-destructive editing
Export as PNG image, HTML file, or Markdown layout table
Color-coded blocks (gray, white, blue, green) for visual grouping
Editable block labels — double-click any element to rename it

Common Use Cases

Rapidly sketch web page layouts before starting development
Create low-fidelity wireframes for client or stakeholder review
Generate an HTML skeleton to bootstrap a new page structure
Document page layouts in Markdown for wikis or design specs
Plan responsive layouts across desktop, tablet, and mobile breakpoints
Prototype landing pages, dashboards, or multi-section websites