What problem does it solve? Rebuilding a UI screenshot or design export as code often drifts from the original: layouts get auto-reflowed, icons get swapped for lookalike libraries, and sliced assets come out cropped or with opaque backgrounds. This Skill enforces a strict 1:1 pixel-level restoration workflow on a fixed 750px canvas so the rendered page matches the source image exactly. ## Core Features & Use Cases - 750px Proportional Normalization: Scales the entire source image to an exact 750px-wide artboard with one global scale factor applied to coordinates, sizes, radii, shadows, and typography. - Manifest-Driven Slicing: Builds a layers.manifest.json recording every layer's source bbox, scaled bbox, type, and z-index, then exports independent transparent PNG assets from the source image without auto-trimming. - Layered Acceptance Checks: Validates vector, text, and bitmap/icon layers separately, with scripts for bbox preview, PNG edge/transparency auditing, and full-page image diffing against the reference. - Use Case: Given a mobile app screenshot, produce HTML/CSS that reproduces it pixel-for-pixel at 750px width, with every icon, avatar, and illustration exported as an individual transparent PNG cut from the original image. ## Quick Start Use $yueban-image-to-code to convert the currently selected UI image into code and export precise transparent PNG slice assets.