Figma to code, in your agent
Point your coding agent at a Figma design and let it turn the frames into clean, component-based code — responsive layout, real states, your stack. With the Figma MCP, Claude Code and other agents read the design directly, so nothing is lost in a one-time export.
In one line
Most Figma-to-code plugins export a one-time snapshot of absolute-positioned markup you then rewrite. Open Design keeps the design and the code as one living artifact inside your agent — pull frames through the Figma MCP, iterate by talking, ship code you own.
How Figma to code works
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Connect Figma to your agent
With the Figma MCP set up, your coding agent — Claude Code, Codex, Cursor Agent — can read a Figma file or a selected frame directly. Open Design loads the right skill so the agent turns design intent into structure, not a brittle pixel copy.
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Generate component-based code
The agent maps the frame to reusable components and design tokens — consistent spacing, type, and color — and produces clean, readable code instead of a wall of absolute-positioned divs you would refactor away.
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Iterate in conversation
Refine layout, states, and behavior by talking — "make it responsive," "wire the form," "match our tokens." The code updates in place, and because the agent reads Figma live, you can re-pull the latest design instead of re-exporting.
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Ship the code you own
The output is HTML/code in your repo, fully yours — no vendor-locked editor, no export that goes stale, no redraw between design and build. Ship it, then keep evolving it in the agent.
What you can convert
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Figma to Claude Code
Pull a Figma frame into Claude Code through the MCP and get clean, component-based code.
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Figma to React / HTML
Turn frames into responsive, real-state code in the stack you already use.
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Whole screens & flows
Convert multi-screen flows as a set, with shared components and consistent structure.
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Landing pages
Hero, pricing, and waitlist frames converted to clean, on-brand code.
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Forms & flows
Multi-step forms and onboarding wired up with real validation and states.
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Any visual taste
Editorial, soft, or bold — the code carries the design’s style end to end.
Open Design vs. typical Figma-to-code tools
| What you need | With Open Design | Typical Figma-to-code tools |
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| Read the Figma design | Your agent reads Figma live through the MCP | A plugin exports a one-time snapshot |
| Code quality | Clean, component-based code from a design system | Absolute-positioned markup you rewrite by hand |
| Design ↔ code sync | Re-pull the latest frame; iterate by talking | Export goes stale after the first Figma edit |
| Own the output | Plain files and code in your repo, fully yours | Locked to their editor or component library |
| Cost & lock-in | Open source, bring your own keys, runs locally | Per-seat or per-export subscription, vendor-hosted |
Every one started as a Figma frame and became code you can ship. Pick a template close to your design, describe your variation, and the agent converts it — Figma to code, with no locked-in export.
Figma to code FAQ
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01 How does Open Design turn Figma into code?
Through the Figma MCP, your coding agent — Claude Code, Codex, Cursor Agent — reads the Figma file or a selected frame directly and generates clean, component-based code, instead of exporting a one-time snapshot from a plugin.
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02 What kind of code does it produce?
Clean, component-based HTML and code built from a reusable design system, so you can read, refine, and ship it — not the absolute-positioned markup most Figma-to-code exporters produce.
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03 Is it free?
Yes. Open Design is open source and runs inside the coding agent you already use with your own provider keys — there is no per-seat or per-export meter on the Figma-to-code workflow itself.
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04 Which agents does it work with?
Open Design works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor Agent, Gemini CLI, and a dozen more first-party adapters. You bring your own provider keys and your own Figma MCP setup; nothing is hosted for you.
Turn your next Figma frame into code tonight
Star the repo, install Open Design, connect the Figma MCP, and turn your next Figma design into clean, shippable code in the agent you already use.