Opening Replify
for builders starting from a reference
Paste a website. Let Replify reconstruct the frontend.
Review the result and export an editable project.
A visual preview to inspect.
An editable project to continue.
Explore the sample interface above.
how Replify works
Four clear stages from a live website
to your next starting point.
01 / capture
Paste a public URL. Replify collects supported pages, styles, media and visible page structure.
02 / reconstruct
Captured structure and visual evidence become the starting point for an editable frontend.
03 / review
Inspect the private preview, check captured routes and review the report for missing resources.
04 / export
Download your project, open it in your editor and make the next version your own.
inside the engine
Pages, styles and assets give the rebuild a foundation.
Your review gives it the finishing touch.
Discover supported public routes and gather available resources.
pages · styles · local assetsOUTPUTstatic HTML + React / Next.jsProcess illustration. No capture is running here.
a closer look
Follow captured routes and the content that connects them. Check the report to see which pages or resources couldn’t be included.
fieldnotes / study
//about/places/journal/contactIllustrative routes, not a live capture.
Bring captured typography, colors, spacing and assets into the rebuild. Inspect the output, then refine the code to fit your direction.
Captured responsive styles travel with the source. Check how the result behaves at the widths that matter to you.
Internal layout study. Real grid reflow, not a resized screenshot.
review before export
Explore this illustrative comparison.
Your actual project preview stays private.
Drag or use arrow keys. Illustrative layout study, not a measured customer result.
Review warnings before exporting. Unsupported behavior and missing assets are easier to address when you know what to look for.
know the limits
/* illustrated responsive adjustment */
@media (max-width: 767px) {
.page-grid {
grid-template-columns: 1fr;
}
}Review your actual capture report in the workspace. Edit the exported code to refine the result.
keep your everyday tools
Download the ZIP. Install the Next.js project.
Continue in the editor and hosting workflow you choose.
Source export is built in. GitHub pushes and deployment are handled in your own tools.
preview first
Private previews are free. Your first project export is on us.
After that, one payment per additional site. No subscription.
your first project
Sign up, capture a supported website and take your first completed project with you.
each additional project
Review the private preview, then purchase the export from your workspace.
Configured capture limits apply. Applicable taxes are shown at checkout.
ready to build from a reference?
Bring the reference. Leave with a project
you can review, edit and make your own.
see it in action
Explore our Fieldnotes layout study. Try the workspace tabs, compare the two designs and switch viewport widths.
internal UI demo · not a customer captureexplore the samplePublic, client-visible pages and the styles and assets it can capture, rebuilt as an editable frontend. It does not recover private source code, databases or server-side systems.
Captured responsive styles travel with your project. Results depend on the source and capture settings, so review the output at your target widths. The interactive viewport study on this page is illustrative.
A ZIP with static HTML, CSS, local assets and a capture report, plus an installable React / Next.js project with a README.
No. Complex animations, canvas, WebGL, protected media and third-party applications may need manual work. Replify does not recreate working backends or checkout systems. Review the capture warnings before exporting.
Yes. Private previews are free after sign-in. Your account’s first project export is free too. Each additional site export is a one-time purchase from your workspace after you review the result.
Page count, source speed and assets affect timing. The standard capture is bounded to 12 routes by default. Sites with 100+ pages take longer and can exceed the configured limits; your capture report lists exclusions.
Yes. Download the source and continue in your editor. Replify does not currently push the project to GitHub or deploy it for you.
Yes. Only submit websites and content you own or are authorized to reproduce. You confirm permission before the capture begins.
Replify does not bypass sign-in, paywalls, CAPTCHA or access controls. Private pages are outside the supported capture scope. Your own project previews and downloads remain attached to your signed-in account.
