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Builder for Design to Code

Turn designs into code
your team can ship

Create responsive UI with your components and tokens, refine every detail, and take it through to production.

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Convert designs into your components

Builder generates the UI from your components and tokens, so the starting point is true to your design system.

Agent building a feature in an existing codebase
Team collaborating on a feature branch preview

Polish every pixel

Adjust spacing, motion, interaction, and states visually, so the product experience is exactly as designed.

Turn handoff into review

The UI arrives as working code connected to your repo, so the team can review and finish instead of rebuilding it.

Pull request review and approval workflow

Cross-functional app development

Each team owns the part they know best

Keep the approved design intact

Bring your designs into Builder, then refine layout, interaction, copy, and states with your product components until the UI matches the approved design.

Designer comparing generated UI against the Figma file

Convert designs with the systems your team already uses

Designs and design systems

Use Smart Export, annotations, and your indexed components, tokens, icons, and patterns so Figma work lands closer to the UI your team ships.

Use your framework

Turn designs into UI for the frontend your product already runs on, with the routes, styling approach, and patterns that decide what can ship.

Keep your Git workflow

Move design implementation into the branch, pull request, and review process your engineering team already trusts.

Extend with MCP connectors

Connect tickets, docs, and internal tools so Builder can pull in the context around the design.

Enterprise-ready

Security your platform team
can sign off on

Builder is built for engineering teams that need AI-assisted development and publishing workflows without giving up security, governance, or production control.

Enterprise security badges
No training on your dataThird-party LLMs never train on your data. On Enterprise plans, Builder doesn't either.
Private connectivityRun behind your firewall. Builder connects to internal Git, registries, and APIs over a private link.
Access controls and governanceSSO, roles, and permissions control who can create, edit, and share prototypes.
SOC 2 Type IICompliant and audited, with enterprise rollout support when you need it.

Customer stories

Designs that shipped as designed

“Builder hits this nice middle ground… it’s structured enough for developers to stay in control, but flexible enough to let other teams move fast without creating chaos.”

Tom WolfStaff Engineer at LegalZoom
LegalZoom

“A page that took three engineers a month to build can now be created in a couple of days.

Gregory QuickStaff Engineer at Storyblocks
Storyblocks

“Builder makes everyone’s lives easier, it makes it easier for us to maintain, and it makes it easier for the brand teams to maintain.”

Tyler HozieDirector of Technology at Anheuser-Busch
Anheuser-Busch

FAQs

Get answers to common questions

Use Smart Export in the Builder Figma plugin, paste the export into a Project with implementation instructions, then refine the generated UI before sending it for review.

Yes. Design System Intelligence works from your indexed components, tokens, icons, and patterns so generated UI follows the system your team already ships.

Builder works from your indexed components, tokens, and repo context, then sends the implementation into your branch and pull request workflow. That keeps generated UI closer to the system your team actually ships.

Builder works best when Figma files use Auto Layout, clear components, and annotations. Your team can refine spacing, layout, copy, states, and interaction before engineering review.

No. Figma remains where many teams design and maintain their system. Builder turns those designs into implementation work your team can refine, review, and ship.

Work moves through branches, pull requests, previews, checks, and approvals. Engineers review the code and decide what ships.

Yes. Export the revised frames from Figma, paste them into the existing Project, and ask Builder to update the implementation in place.

Turn design intent into shippable UI

Move from design to code with your components, your workflow, and your team in the loop.