Start from what you can see: a screenshot becomes an app in your identity
Upload screenshots, a design, or your logo and brand guide. Fanann extracts the colours, type, spacing and component shapes and shows them as a live brand board you edit by hand. Then it builds your app to follow it, with your logo and product photos.
An identity you see first, then an app that keeps to it
Do not describe colours in words: show Fanann what you want, and correct what it understood before it builds.
One place for everything you have
Four clear slots: references (screenshots, design exports, photos of a sketch), the logo, the brand guide and product photos. Drag files from your computer, or snap them with your phone camera.
- PNG, JPEG, WebP and PDF pages
- Figma exports as PNG or PDF
- From the camera or photo library on a phone
A complete design system, and all of it editable
The board assembles itself in front of you: a palette where every colour has a role, type and sizes, corner radius and spacing density, and samples of a button, a card and an input in your style. Swap a colour or a font and the samples follow at once. Contrast between text and background is calculated, not guessed.
- Colours with roles and a contrast check
- Fonts your app can actually load
- Samples that change with every edit
- Primary#3b2a2012.9:1
- Accent#c8873a3.1:1
- Success#1f5f527.4:1
An app in your identity, and a board you keep
Choose a web app or a mobile app, and describe what you want or pick one of the ideas Fanann suggests from what it saw. The build starts with the board as its binding reference, and your logo and product photos are copied into the app’s files so they really appear in it. The board is saved to your library to start another app from.
- Plan first or build now
- Your logo and photos inside the app
- Start another app with the same identity
- The café identity2 apps use it
- The clinic identity1 app uses it
- The store identityNot used yet
Three ways to start from something you can see
A screenshot of an app whose style you like
Fanann picks up its character: the colour tones, the density of the spacing, the shape of cards and buttons, and builds your own app in that character.
“A store for a coffee roastery in this style, with a weekly subscription”
A logo and a brand guide from your client
Upload the logo and the brand file and you get a board in the brand’s colours with fitting type, saved to start that client’s next apps from.
“A sales dashboard in the client’s identity”
A sketch on paper or a whiteboard
Snap the sketch with your phone and upload it. Fanann reads the screen layout and its elements; you describe the app in a sentence and choose its look on the board.
“A pitch-booking app with this layout”
Who is it for?
Each client’s identity saved as a board you start app after app from.
You have a logo and colours and want an app that looks like your brand, not a generic template.
You have a sketch or reference shots and want to see it working.
Export your frames from your design tool and watch them become a real app.
Fanann does not open a Figma file itself. Select the frame in Figma, Export it as PNG or PDF, and upload the result.
The result is an app that follows the extracted design system, not a pixel-for-pixel copy. You fine-tune details afterwards by chat or with the visual editor.
The logos, photos and designs you upload are your responsibility: use what you own or are permitted to use.
Three steps from a picture to an app
Start from “Design to App” in the Fanann dashboard.
Upload what you have
References, a logo, a brand guide, product photos.
Review the brand board
Adjust colours, type and radius until you are happy.
Describe the app and build
Web or mobile, planned first or built directly.
Questions people ask
Can I turn a Figma design into an app?
Which files can I upload?
Will the app match the design exactly?
Can I change the colours and fonts Fanann extracted?
Does the app really use my logo and product photos?
Can I use the same identity for more than one app?
Which plans include Design to App?
Guides to turning a design into an app
Show us what you have in mind.
A screenshot or a logo is enough to start: a brand board you edit, then an app that follows it. Design to App is part of the paid plans.