FAQ
Frequently asked questions about Maker
Most Commonly Asked
What is Maker?
Maker is a browser-based, AI-powered platform that converts plain-language prompts into fully coded, production-ready webpages and front-end apps in seconds—right in your browser, with zero installs or configuration.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. Describe your idea in plain English, and Maker automatically builds the components and UI for you—no coding skills required.
How much does Maker cost?
Free: 5 credits/day, 30 credits/month
Pro ($30/mo): 100 credits/month.
Team($40/mo): 100 credits/month
See plan details here.
Can I import my existing Figma designs?
Yes—see the Figma Integration guide. Link your Figma file to auto-generate the layout that matches your mocks. See details here.
Where can I report bugs or request features?
Head to Issue Reporting under Stay Connected, or drop into our community Discord (link in Support & Contact).
What support options are available?
Community Forum: open to all users
In-App Support: included with Pro and Team
What happens when I click Publish on my project?
Publishing does three things:
Creates a shareable project link – Your Maker project is saved on our servers and gets its own URL. You can leave it Private (only you and invited collaborators can open it) or flip it to Public so anyone with the link can view it.
Does not put the project on your website – Hitting Publish alone doesn’t make anything appear on your site. For that, you need to embed the project with the embed code we provide.
Starts version history – From the first time you publish, every later publish becomes a new version that you can roll back to at any time.
Tip: Once the project is embedded, each subsequent Publish instantly pushes your latest changes to the live site—no extra steps required.
Usage & Limits
Are there usage limits?
Each plan includes a certain credit limit. You can see that in real time on the dashboard. If the credits run out, you can always upgrade to buy additional credits.
What if I add additional credits mid-cycle?
You can upgrade anytime; we’ll calculate a prorated price for the rest of the month, and the credits will be applied immediately
General Account & Workspace
Can I invite my teammates?
Plan admins can invite additional team members. Go to Manage > Team Settings to add other team members. Everyone in the workspace will have access to the shared team.
Working with images, videos and documents in Maker
Can Maker produce images?
No—Maker currently supports text-based generation only. It doesn’t create images. However, you can upload image files into your project (e.g., product shots, banners, etc.) and use them within components or prompts.
What kinds of images can I upload to Maker?
You can upload:
.jpeg.png.webp
📏 Size guidelines:
Max file size: 5MB per image
Recommended dimensions: 1000x1000 px or larger for best clarity. Avoid small, low-resolution files.
Additional tips:
Transparency: If your image requires transparency, upload it as PNG to prevent unwanted white backgrounds.
Cropping & aspect ratio: Since Maker is not an image‑editing tool, upload the image already cropped and sized exactly as you want it displayed. This eliminates the need for additional prompts to fix proportions later.
How do I add a video to my project?
To add a video to the project, paste the public URL where the video is hosted and indicate in the editor where you want the video to appear.
Can I upload a video to my project?
Video uploads are not allowed. To add a video to the project, paste the public URL where the video is hosted and indicate in the editor where you want the video to appear.
Can I upload documents to Maker?
No, document uploads (PDFs, .docx, etc.) are not supported at this time. You can paste text directly into the prompt or reference a live URL or image instead.
Working with fonts in Maker
Do I need to switch a style guide to change fonts in Maker, or can I just use a prompt to override the current font?
You don’t need to switch a style guide—just use a prompt in your current project to request a different font.
How does Maker handle custom fonts?
If it’s a Google Font, you can just mention it in your prompt, and Maker will apply it automatically.
For non-Google custom fonts, direct uploads aren’t supported yet. However, if your font is hosted online (e.g., via a public URL to a .woff, .woff2, or .ttf file), you can include that link in your prompt and ask Maker to use it.
For example:
“Use the font at this URL: https://example.com/fonts/MyFont.woff2 for all headings.”
Support for uploading custom fonts directly is on our roadmap.
Analytics tracking with Maker
How do I track analytics for content created with Maker?
Maker does not yet include built‑in analytics, but your existing site trackers can still capture events depending on how Maker content is added.
Simple embed – When Maker content is added to your page using the simple embed option, the content is injected directly into your DOM, so it behaves like any native element on the page. Any tracking or heat mapping script already running on your site (Google Analytics, Segment, Mixpanel, Hotjar, Google Clarity, etc.) will record page views, clicks, and conversions automatically.
iframe embed – When Maker content is added to your page using the iframe embed option, the content lives in a separate browsing context. Trackers on the parent page cannot “see” inside the iframe, so interactions will not be logged by default. To capture analytics, you’ll need to:
Add your tracking script to the iframe page itself or
Use postMessage to send custom events from the iframe to the parent window and log them there.
Maker vs. other AI Builders
How does Maker compare to other AI Builders?
Choose Maker when speed, flexibility, brand fidelity & CMS freedom matter If you’re non-technical—or just in a hurry—and need a polished, on-brand web presence today, Maker is the fastest way there. It handles all the heavy lifting so you don’t have to:
Works anywhere – Export once and plug into WordPress, Webflow, Shopify, Contentful or any headless CMS—no extra tooling required.
Multiple on-ramps – Paste a Figma link, clone a competitor’s page, drop in a screenshot, or simply type a prompt—Maker instantly converts any of these into live, production-ready code.
Brand-locked generation – Years of design-to-code R&D ensure every font, colour, spacing rule, and tone of voice you’ve defined is preserved automatically.
Zero setup – No repos, servers, or command line; just open Maker in your browser and build.
Marketing-friendly editing – Swap headlines, images, and colours right in the visual editor—no developer queue.
Instant deploy – Publish straight to your domain or export clean components the moment you need custom logic.
Many teams launch with Maker for its speed and pixel-perfect, on-brand design, then hand the exported code to engineers when deeper customisation is required. Start with Maker—grow at your own pace.
Maker
Other AI builders
Built for
Marketers, founders & non-designers who need beautiful pages or front-end apps—no coding experience required
Developers who want end-to-end code generation
What it gives you
Production-ready, responsive front-end (HTML / CSS / React) ready to host or export
Code suggestions or full-stack scaffolds you still have to wire together
Requires coding
None
Yes – you’ll write / review code and hook up services
Setup complexity
Zero. Open Maker in the browser and start
Install tooling, set API keys, configure auth, databases, hosting…
Ways to start
• Figma link • Clone any live site • Screenshot / image reference • Plain-language prompt (“Give me a SaaS pricing page…”)
Usually a single workflow (code-first or prompt-to-code)
Brand consistency
Always on-brand – AI keeps your fonts, colours, voice & style intact
Generic styling; you tweak the brand fit yourself
CMS compatibility
Plug-and-play with any CMS – export as HTML, React or Web Components for WordPress, Webflow, Contentful, headless stacks, you name it
Often tied to a specific tech stack; manual integration required
Best for
Shipping marketing sites, landing pages & prototypes lightning-fast, plus production-ready webpages and front-end apps in seconds
Building, customizing and scaling complex applications
Learning curve
None – if you can type a prompt, you can use Maker
Steep but powerful – rewards those who already code
Output
Clean front-end code or an instant hosted site you can embed anywhere
Code-base you run, host and maintain yourself
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