About Make Real
Make Real — Make Real is a tool within tldraw that uses AI to transform UI drawings into functional websites. Users draw shapes, select them, and click 'Make Real' to generate a working website. It supports multiple AI model providers like OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google, allowing users to input their API keys for each provider. The tool enables iterative design, where users can continue drawing on top of existing websites to refine and expand their creations.
Top use cases
- Rapid prototyping of web interfaces
- Generating website code from sketches
- Creating interactive UI elements from drawings
Built for
Key features
- UI drawing to website conversion
- Integration with multiple AI model providers
- Iterative design process
- API key support for personalized usage
Pros & cons
Pros
- Quickly generates functional websites from simple drawings
- Supports multiple AI providers for flexibility
- Enables iterative design and refinement
- Easy to use within the tldraw environment
Cons
- Requires API keys and associated costs
- Output quality depends on AI model capabilities
- May require troubleshooting for API key issues
- Relies on external AI services for functionality
Frequently asked questions
How do I get my API key for Make Real?
You need to create accounts with OpenAI and/or Anthropic and add billing information. Then, navigate to the API keys section in your account settings to generate a new key.
I have a premium ChatGPT subscription. Why isn’t my API key working?
Your ChatGPT subscription is unrelated to your API Key permissions. To use make real, you need to create an API Key on the OpenAI developer platform and add credit to your account.
What is tldraw?
tldraw is an infinite canvas SDK for React. You can try our collaborative whiteboard demo at tldraw.com.
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