ScreenFramed's AI features analyse your screenshot and map visual signals to styling parameters. Here's what happens when you pass ai_style: true, ai_copy: true, or ai_brand: true.
Step 1 — Visual analysis (ai_style)
The API captures a 400x300px thumbnail of the target URL and sends it to Claude Vision. The model classifies the screenshot across four dimensions: page type (landing, dashboard, docs, e-commerce, etc.), visual tone (dark, light, colorful, minimal), brand color signals (dominant hue, saturation, contrast), and audience (consumer, developer, enterprise, creative).
These signals map to a composition preset — background gradient, shadow type, padding, corner radius. A dark SaaS dashboard gets a midnight preset with glow shadow. A colorful e-commerce page gets a complementary gradient with soft shadow.
Step 2 — Copy generation (ai_copy)
The API fetches the page's metadata: <title>, <h1>, <meta description>, and Open Graph tags. Claude generates a headline (≤60 chars, punchy, not a copy of the page title), a subtitle (≤120 chars), and an optional badge label.
When ai_style is also enabled, fonts are matched to the detected page type — a docs page gets a clean sans-serif, a creative portfolio gets something more expressive.
Step 3 — Brand integration (ai_brand)
When you pass ai_brand: true, the API calls ExtractVibe to pull real brand data from the target domain — primary/secondary colors, typography, dark mode preference, voice and tone.
Brand profiles are cached per domain for 7 days. If the domain was onboarded during signup, the brand data is already cached and the +2 credit cost is waived.