Fusion: Cursor for Designers
Design visually. Ship real code.
A Figma-like workspace that lets designers edit live components, prototype with production accuracy, and send finished work straight to their team.
What Cursor gives developers (but not designers)
Cursor has upended how developers write code with AI, automating the tedium while emphasizing developer choice in a collaborative space.
But designers, who work visually in Figma and similar tools, still rely on static prototypes that struggle to reach production.
How a Cursor for designers should work
Imagine working in a familiar, Figma-like canvas with live components, with no clunky exports or screenshots.
AI refines layouts while you stay in control of creative choices, and every edit becomes production-ready code.
The limits of most Cursor for designers tools
Tools like Onlook are exciting starts, but they’re still limited to specific code frameworks and individual creators.
Most AI design tools stop at mockups or exports, missing the team workflows and design-system consistency that real products require.
How Fusion works as Cursor for designers
Fusion brings the speed of AI coding into a canvas built for design. You can explore ideas visually while Fusion writes, updates, and syncs the underlying components.
Connect your project
Connect your project
Bring your team’s existing work into Fusion with a few clicks.
Import Figma files
Import Figma files
Pull in your Figma designs or create layouts directly on the canvas.
Design with real components
Design with real components
Every drag, resize, or prompt updates actual code that matches your design system.
Send to your team
Send to your team
Fusion automatically opens a pull request, enabling your developers to review, test, and ship code in their usual workflow.
Design visually. Build with code.
Fusion combines the creativity of design tools with the precision of production workflows.
Visual-first editing
Stay in sync by designing with live components instead of placeholders.
AI-powered iteration
Use natural language to add elements, refactor layouts, or restyle instantly.
Design-system aware
Your tokens, variants, and components. Every update stays on-brand.
Seamless handoff
Changes are pull requests in your repo, so developers can pick up where you leave off.
Design it in Figma. Ship it as a real app.
From pixel-perfect to production-ready.
Connect a RepoFrequently asked questions
No. You can work visually, and Fusion ensures every change is reflected as responsive, maintainable code your team can ship.
Yes. You can import Figma designs directly into Fusion, then continue working with a familiar, visual interface that outputs real components. It’s like using Figma, but your edits generate production code.
Fusion doesn’t generate mockups or specs. Instead, it edits the real components in your repo. When you recolor, resize, or restyle, you’re updating draft code directly, not exporting approximations.
Fusion fits into your existing dev process. When you’re done designing, Fusion opens a pull request with your changes so developers can review and merge as usual.
Fusion automatically maps your imported Figma designs to the components and tokens already in your codebase, keeping your work consistent across every product surface.
You can also work directly inside Storybook, syncing your components with both your repo and Figma files automatically.
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Turn your visual ideas into synced components that ship straight from your repo.