No, but Terraform has a way of importing it (via the `terraform import` command), although it is clunky to use for an account with lots of resources.
CloudFormation (the AWS-provided IaC product) may have something, though.
I saw "aws-prod-infrastructure" and "terragen" on the AWS blog recently, which are claimed to solve this. I haven't tried them.
I've used terraformer. It generates a bunch of HCL that's useful but verbose, and you can target certain kinds of resources with it. It'll do in a pinch but can't say I loved it.
Every time I use Terraform I want to make a Lisp dialect that describes cloud infrastructure.
emacs probably has one… :-p
Emacs is the best OS I've ever used.
Terraform has the ability to import it
In my experience you need to find each resource one by one, and then import each one. Sometimes by name, some by ARN, some by something else. The import approach is time consuming.