Windows XP render
stripe.com
Claude reads your page structure. We rebuild it in 1998, 2001, or whichever decade deserves the blame.
Paste a URL, pick a decade, and let the preview prove the point. This section does the teaching and the selling.
Watch validation sharpen the input and pull the favicon into place.
Each card carries its own era details and non-generic button copy.
The preview turns on like a screen instead of just fading in.
Ready to convert stripe.com.
Eight periods, each with its own chrome, attitude, and loading language.
Rounded Luna chrome, glossy taskbars, and suspicious optimism.
No signup required to try • 3 anonymous conversions per day
The point is not to throw a sepia filter over a modern layout. The point is to restage the same information with era-correct chrome, spacing, and weird confidence.
We extract navigation, hierarchy, and content before the theme gets involved.
Tooltips, loading states, and completion notices adapt to the selected era.
Each conversion produces a standalone HTML artifact that still links back to the source site.
stripe.com
github.com
www.apple.com
vercel.com
notion.so
developer.mozilla.org
supabase.com
medium.com
“This is what happens when a dev tool has taste and terrible historical judgment.”
“The XP theme should not feel this official. That is why it works.”
“People post the output before they ask how it was made. Useful metric.”
Start free, keep the gallery public, and upgrade when you want all eight eras and shorter queue times.
3 anonymous XP conversions, public sharing, and enough access to decide whether this is your kind of nonsense.
All themes, faster queues, downloadable output, and API access when you need to automate the weirdness.
Shared usage, batch conversion, priority queueing, and enough seats for a studio or a particularly committed joke.