KILNKILN
Built on the ETA motion model

Your image becomes
working UI components.

Drop a screenshot, a mock or a component sheet. KILN reads it, maps every block onto the ETA component library, writes the HTML at the source's own size — then keeps editing it while you watch, in chat.

Drop the image you made

or paste an image link in the studio chat

See how it works

Your images stay yours — uploads are private and only used to read the interface.

Cream component sheets dissolving into pixel blocks over a deep brown gradient
BrowserWindowCards4SplitText1440 × 900
kiln-components.html
data-eta-component="BrowserWindow" · 1:1 to source

Image, file or link

Drop a screenshot or paste an image URL.

Mapped to ETA

Every block becomes an ETA component.

Real HTML

One self-contained file you can copy.

Keeps editing

Tell the agent what to change, in chat.

Workflow

Four steps from picture to component

Nothing to configure — the ETA model is already loaded.

01

Drop the image

A screenshot, a mock, a component sheet — or paste an image link.

02

KILN reads it

Every block is inventoried and mapped onto the ETA component library.

03

It writes the HTML

One self-contained document at the source size, 1:1 — real code, streamed live.

04

You keep editing

Name an ETA component, preset or transition and the agent rewrites it in chat.

What it builds

A component sheet you can ship

Component map

BrowserWindow, Cards4, TitleCard, NumberDisplay — every block named and marked.

data-eta-component="Cards4"

1:1 reproduction

Source size, exact geometry, per-word colours, real artwork crops.

1440 × 900 · no rearrangement

Motion, on request

Ask for a preset, a zoom keyframe or a match transition and it lands as real keyframes.

SplitText · ease-out

Copyable output

Fullscreen it, read the code, copy or download the whole document.

kiln-components.html

KILN

Your image in, a working component sheet out — and an agent that keeps editing it with the ETA model.

KILNKILN

Built for TTT makers who design in pictures and want real components back.

Images are read to rebuild the interface. Nothing is published.