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Figma to HTML: How to export a Figma design into HTML3 min read

Reading Time: 3 minutesExport Figma designs to HTML with AI. Get clean, customizable code for individual frames or full websites using Anima's AI-powered code generator.

Figma to HTML: How to export a Figma design into HTML3 min read

Reading Time: 3 minutes

How to convert Figma designs to HTML

Export HTML code snippets

Export individual components, layers, or frames from your Figma designs:

  1. Step 1: Launch the Anima plugin in Figma (in Edit or Dev Mode).
  2. Step 2: Select the component or frame to export. The code is being generated.
  3. Step 3: Copy the code, preview it in the playground, or download the package.

Export components in Figma

Export full HTML flows

Need to export an entire design flow? Anima makes it easy:

  1. Step 1: Open the plugin and select the “Full Flow” option.
  2. Step 2: Choose a screen and click “Get Code.”
  3. Step 3: Sync with the Anima web app and download the full code package, including HTML, CSS, and assets.

What does the code package include?

The downloaded code package is saved to your computer as a ZIP file in the location you select. Inside this ZIP file, you’ll find all the files needed for your design, including HTML, CSS, images, and fonts.

A code package generated automatically by Anima

Once you extract the files, you can preview them locally in your browser by double-clicking the HTML file. This allows you to see all your responsive elements and interactions, just like the final product!

Opening the files in a text editor will reveal a well-structured HTML and CSS codebase.

For each screen you design, you’ll receive its corresponding HTML and CSS file. Screens with breakpoints share the same HTML and CSS file.

AI-powered code customization

You can personalize your code directly within Figma with Anima’s AI features. Examples include:

  • Adding ARIA tags and semantic HTML for accessibility.
  • Customizing coding conventions.
  • Generating logic-based code snippets.

Learn more about AI-powered Figma-to-HTML customization.

Email-compatible HTML

Need HTML for email templates? Anima supports inline CSS for email compatibility. Just select “Email-compatible” as your CSS option and preview the result in the playground. Check out this guide for more.

Benefits of using Anima for Figma to HTML

Anima is trusted by over 1.2 million Figma users worldwide for its powerful design-to-code automation. Here’s why it’s a top choice:

  • Responsive HTML: Add auto-layout or breakpoints to generate responsive HTML and CSS code, ensuring your design looks great on any device.
  • Developer-friendly code: Clean, structured HTML and CSS adhere to best practices.
  • Time-saving: Focus on functionality, not recreating designs from scratch. Developers deliver projects 10 times faster with Anima.
  • AI personalization: Customize your exported code to match frameworks, conventions, or specific animations.

Whether you’re building prototypes, deploying landing pages, or handing off designs to developers, Anima ensures your Figma-to-HTML workflow is smooth and efficient.

Start converting Figma to HTML today

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