Figma to HTML: How to export a Figma design into HTML

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Why convert Figma to HTML?

Design tools like Figma are great for prototyping, but translating those designs into usable frontend code can be time-consuming.

Preview and test live HTML without rebuilding layouts
Export responsive code for dev handoff or deployment
Share functional, code-based prototypes with teams or stakeholders
Accelerate MVP delivery by skipping manual HTML/CSS setup
Focus on business logic instead of layout implementation

3 ways to export Figma to HTML using Anima

Export or copy HTML code snippets from the Anima plugin in Figma

Open the Anima plugin in Figma (Edit or Dev Mode).
Select a component or frame.
Copy the generated code or preview it live.
Optionally, download the code package.

Use case: UI components, buttons, icons, cards.

Export full Figma flows into HTML from the Anima plugin

Launch the plugin and select the several Figma frames you need to convert into HTML.
Make sure you have AutoLayout applied or create and save breakpoints.
Click Prompt in Playground.
Preview how the generated code is rendered in the Preview tab. Compare with the Figma tab.
Prompt if needed or choose how to get the code: Download Code or Push to GitHub

Use case: Full landing pages, multi-screen UIs, dev handoff.

Playground: Download code or Push to GitHub

Export full Figma flows into HTML directly in the browser

Go to Anima Playground.
Paste any Figma frame (Cmd/Ctrl + C) (as previously said, it works best with AutoLayout applied in Figma – ask your designer before converting)
Select the framework or styling options.
Preview in Anima Playrgound
Download or preview the code instantly.

Use case: Full landing pages, multi-screen UIs, dev handoff without having to open Figma.

What’s included in the code package?

File Type	Description
`index.html`	Structured HTML layout of your design
`styles.css`	Responsive or inline CSS styling
`/assets`	Fonts, images, and icons (when downloaded from the playground, the assets are hosted and included as links in the code)
`/scripts`	Optional interactions or JS files

AI-powered customization with vibe coding

Semantic HTML and ARIA tag insertion
Match framework naming conventions
Generate logic-based snippets or animation hooks
Tailored output for Tailwind, Bootstrap, or vanilla CSS
The sky is your limit! Prompt your imagination away

More here: Vibe coding from Figma in Anima Playground

Figma to Email-compatible HTML

Anima supports inline CSS output for email clients:

Select “Email-compatible” in the export settings
Ensure better rendering across Gmail, Outlook, etc.
Preview and test the layout inside the Playground

Benefits of using Anima

Feature	Description
Responsive Code	Auto-layout and breakpoints turn into media queries
Clean Output	Well-structured HTML and CSS for developers
Speed	Developers deliver projects up to 10x faster
AI Customization	Adapt output to frameworks and accessibility needs
Flexible Workflow	Use either plugin or web-based Playground

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FAQs on Figma to HTML Conversion

Can I use Anima without installing the plugin?

Yes. Use Anima Playground in your browser.

Does the output include media queries?

Yes. Designs with breakpoints or auto-layouts automatically generate responsive HTML/CSS.

Is email-compatible HTML supported?

Yes. Enable "Email-compatible" mode to receive inline-styled HTML.

Is the exported HTML production-ready?

Yes. You get clean, editable code ideal for handoff or integration. No div salad or useless span.

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