Add real elements
Build screens out of divs, text, buttons, inputs, and images — the same building blocks as a real web interface.
Mobile-first UI builder for developers
Divloon lets you build screens out of real HTML elements — divs, text, buttons, inputs — and style them visually with Tailwind-powered presets. No dev environment, no heavyweight design tool.
Save styles as named presets like Card or Primary Button, reuse them across screens, and grow a design system while you sketch.
Real HTML
not canvas drawings
Tailwind
powering every style
Reusable
named styles everywhere
How it works
Divloon is for the moment a UI idea hits while you're away from your computer.
Build screens out of divs, text, buttons, inputs, and images — the same building blocks as a real web interface.
Pick from sensible choices like small, medium, and large padding. Tailwind CSS does the heavy lifting behind the scenes.
Bundle choices into named styles like Card or Primary Button and attach them to elements across your whole project.
Add Home, Login, Profile, and more. Change a shared style and page through every screen to see the effect.
Reusable styles
Group styling choices into named presets like Card, Page, or Muted Text. Attach them to any element, stack several together, and when you tweak a preset, every screen that uses it updates instantly. You end up with a design system without ever sitting down to make one.
Why Divloon
Mockups are constructed the way a real web interface works, so what you design maps directly to what you would build.
Every visual choice maps to Tailwind utilities, keeping your mockups consistent with how modern web UI is styled.
Reusable named styles grow into a visual language for your app while you sketch — no separate design-token exercise.
Keep Home, Login, Profile, and Settings in one project and move between them quickly while you design.
The editor is designed for touch first: select, nest, arrange, and style elements comfortably on a small screen.
Switch to preview at any time to see the resulting interface exactly as the elements and styles define it.
FAQ
No. Instead of drawing shapes on a canvas, you construct screens from real HTML elements and Tailwind-powered styles, so mockups behave like actual web UI.
No. Styling is done through simple visual choices such as small, medium, and large padding. Tailwind CSS handles the details behind the scenes.
Named bundles of styling choices — like Card or Primary Button — that you can attach to elements throughout a project. Update the style once and every screen using it changes.
Yes. Divloon runs in any modern browser, but the editor is designed mobile-first so designing from your phone feels great.
Yes, you can start for free. Create an account or continue as a guest and start mocking up screens right away.
Create a project, add a few screens, and start building your visual language — free.