Hey Product Hunt 👋 We’re Adam and Noah, twin brothers building Reimagine AI. When we looked at most AI website builders, we noticed something: they try to build everything at once and end up doing nothing perfectly. So we focused on the most important part of any website. The top section. The hero. Because that’s the first impression people get on your company and your product. It’s what decides if someone stays or leaves. And honestly most tools get it wrong. That’s why we built Reimagine around creating unforgettable, product-focused hero sections first 🚀 You can preview the top section of your website as an image before anything is coded. Once you love the design, you turn it into real, clean, exportable code. Image to code - but actually usable. Whether it’s a static product visual or a looping hero video, everything is tailored to your brand. No generic templates. No awkward layouts. But we don’t stop at the hero. Reimagine builds the entire website around it. All images across the site are generated and adapted from your actual product visuals. All texts are written for your brand. The structure, sections, and even subpages are defined together with our discovery chatter before generation, so the AI understands exactly what kind of company you are building. You also get: • Full website generation with Subpages, not just a landing section • All is SEO optimized • AI editor to move images, crop, refine, and adjust with simple prompts • Clean, structured code generated by top tier AI models • Full code export with no lock in 🔓 • Github Integration 🐱 And yes - you can just try it free first. We’ve got a free plan, so you can jump in, run the workflow, preview the hero, and see the quality yourself before spending anything 🙌 We’re building Reimagine for founders who care about first impressions - and want the rest of the website to live up to it. ❤️ What do you think about the idea of “preview first as image”?

Reimagine AI | Website Generator

Preview first as an image, then let it transform into code.

Preview first as an image, then let it transform into code.