Figma to Code by Bernardo Ferrari is the most-used Figma to code plugin, with 2.3M users. It's free and exports HTML, Tailwind, Flutter and SwiftUI from a selected frame, which covers most prototypes and one-off pages.
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Figma to Code
#1 · 2.3M users
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by Bernardo Ferrari

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Buying guide
Check what Figma already gives you before adding a converter. Dev Mode shows CSS, SwiftUI, UIKit, Compose and XML snippets for any layer to people with a Dev or Full seat, and the Figma MCP server lets coding agents like Claude Code, Cursor or Copilot in VS Code read a frame's layout, variables and components directly. Those cover property-level code. A plugin earns its place when you want a whole screen as components in one framework, or a page you can publish.
Every converter depends on how the file is built. Frames in auto layout map cleanly to flexbox; loose layers become absolute positioning. The list also splits in two: general converters (Anima, Builder.io, Locofy) and exporters tied to a platform (Framer, Webflow, WordPress, Elementor). Choosing one of the second group is really choosing where the site will live.
Match the plugin to your stack: React, Vue, Angular, Flutter, SwiftUI, React Native or plain HTML and CSS. Check whether it writes Tailwind classes or plain CSS, and whether it uses TypeScript.
Good converters turn auto layout into flexbox or grid and keep fill and hug sizing. Run one on a real screen, resize the browser, and see whether it holds together.
Some tools hand you files to commit; others host the result or expect you to keep editing on their platform. If the code must live in your repo, confirm you can export it without a subscription.
Many converters are free to install and charge for exports, projects or AI credits on their own site. Price the plan for the volume of screens you'll actually convert.
The better tools turn Figma variables into CSS variables or theme tokens, and reuse a component instead of repeating its markup. That's the difference between a draft and something a developer can maintain.
FAQ
Partly. Dev Mode gives CSS, SwiftUI, UIKit, Compose and XML snippets for a selected layer, with a Dev or Full seat on a paid plan. Figma Make can export code from prompt-built prototypes. Converting a whole existing screen into a framework's components still needs a plugin or the Figma MCP server with a coding agent.
Rarely as-is. Converters produce good layout and styling when the file uses auto layout and variables, but naming, state, accessibility and data wiring are still a developer's job. Treat it as a head start on markup.
Anima, Builder.io and Locofy Lightning all export React and have the most users among React-capable converters. Figma to React from Quest is a smaller React-focused option. Try two on the same screen and compare the markup.
A plugin generates code inside Figma for you to copy or export. The MCP server gives an AI coding agent structured access to your design (layers, variables, components, Code Connect mappings) so the agent writes code in your own codebase.
Yes, with platform exporters like Figma to HTML with Framer, Figma to Webflow, Figma to WordPress or Siter.io. Your site then lives on that platform. For the opposite direction, see HTML to Figma plugins.