Design to Code

No Figma files. No design handoff. Just paste a URL and get clean React code from any live design.

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Not Figma-to-Code — Something Better

Three approaches to turning designs into code. Only one works from a URL.

Figma-to-code

  • Requires design file access
  • Designer handoff needed
  • Specific tool integration

Screenshot-to-code

  • Lossy, image-based
  • Approximate output
  • No responsive behavior

ui.rip (Design to code)

  • Live URL input
  • Exact extraction from DOM
  • Production-ready output

What You Extract

Everything you need to rebuild a design — without a design file.

Layout structure

Grid, flexbox, spacing — extracted from the live DOM.

Typography

Fonts, sizes, line heights — exact values, not approximations.

Color palette

Exact hex/rgb values from computed styles.

Component boundaries

Header, nav, cards, footer — detected automatically.

Responsive breakpoints

Mobile, tablet, desktop — captured as Tailwind classes.

Asset references

Images, icons, SVGs — referenced in the generated code.

How It Works

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Find a live design

Any website. Any framework. If it loads in a browser, it works.

2

Paste the URL into ui.rip

ui.rip renders the page in a real browser and analyzes the DOM.

3

Get production code

Download a Next.js project with React components, TypeScript, and Tailwind CSS.

Use Cases

"Client says 'make it like this'"

Extract the reference design in 2 minutes. No more manual recreation.

Design system extraction

Pull tokens from any production site — colors, typography, spacing.

Competitive analysis

Understand how competitors structure their UI at the component level.

Learning

Study production design patterns from real code, not tutorial examples.

Not Figma-to-Code — Something Better

Figma-to-code tools require a design file. Screenshot-to-code tools interpret a flat image. Both have fundamental limitations.

UI reverse engineering works from the live design itself — the rendered DOM, real CSS, actual responsive behavior. The result is production-ready React/Next.js code from any live website, no design files needed.

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Convert a design to code

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From any live URL to a Next.js project. Free to capture.

Frequently asked questions

How is this different from Figma-to-code? +
Figma-to-code tools require access to a Figma design file. ui.rip works from any live URL — no design file, no designer handoff, no specific tool integration needed. If it's live on the web, you can convert it.
What designs can it convert? +
Any live website. SaaS landing pages, e-commerce sites, portfolios, dashboards — if it renders in a browser, ui.rip can extract the design and generate React code from it.
Does it extract design tokens? +
Yes. ui.rip extracts colors (exact hex/rgb values), typography (fonts, sizes, line heights), spacing, and layout structure from any live design.
Is the code production-ready? +
Yes. The output is a complete Next.js project with App Router, TypeScript interfaces, React components, and Tailwind CSS styling. Run npm install && npm run dev and it works.
Can I convert a mobile design? +
Yes. ui.rip captures responsive breakpoints from the live site. The generated code includes responsive Tailwind classes for mobile, tablet, and desktop viewports.
What about Locofy or Anima? +
Locofy and Anima require Figma or XD design files as input. ui.rip works from live URLs — no design file needed. Different starting point, same goal: production code from a design.

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