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Narvi

Start from generated CSS, then turn it into a cleaner design system.

Narvi helps you load a stylesheet, inspect it visually, refine the system behind it, and export CSS that feels more deliberate than the default output.

Browse Templates

A simple path from source CSS to a better result

1

Load CSS

Start with a Narvi template, upload a file, or import from a public URL.

2

Refine the system

Adjust colors, spacing, surfaces, and hierarchy in one workspace.

3

Export clean output

Download updated CSS and move it back into your build flow.

Works with

Lovable
Builder
Repplit
V0
Wordpress
Webflow

AI Workflows

Give AI coding tools a better visual system to build from

Narvi fits between generation and implementation. Instead of shipping the first CSS an AI tool produces, you can improve the design system here and use that cleaner stylesheet in the next pass.

Typical loop

01

Generate the first version

Start with the UI and CSS your AI tool gives you.

02

Refine it in Narvi

Improve hierarchy, spacing, surfaces, and reusable styles.

03

Use the refined CSS

Bring the stylesheet back into implementation for the next iteration.

Import

Bring in generated CSS from a template, upload, or URL and make it editable immediately.

Edit

Use Narvi to improve hierarchy, spacing, surfaces, and reusable styles.

Export

Download the refined stylesheet and move it back into your product or AI workflow.

Why Narvi

Faster than rebuilding, more intentional than shipping the default

Narvi is for the moment after the first draft. It gives you a focused place to improve CSS structure and visual quality without throwing away the work you already have.

Better starting points

Browse templates that already feel like design systems, not placeholder themes.

Direct CSS workflow

Keep everything in CSS so your output stays portable and easy to hand back into implementation.

  1. Template or Import

    Begin with a curated Narvi system or your own existing stylesheet.

  2. Visual refinement

    Tighten spacing, type, and surfaces until the system feels more intentional.

  3. Export CSS

    Ship the refined stylesheet back into your product without changing the underlying flow.