Prompt for static HTML
Ask your AI tool for a self-contained HTML file with inline CSS, real copy, explicit dimensions, and no app state.
<section class="hero">
<h1>Launch faster</h1>
</section> AI to design workflow
AI HTML to Figma
Paste and refine
Turn HTML from ChatGPT, Claude, v0, Copilot, Cursor, or any AI coding tool into editable Figma layers with live text, frames, vectors, and styling.
Use the standalone web converter first. Prefer staying inside Figma? The optional CodeRender Figma plugin uses the same account.
Pipeline Execution
AI draft.
Figma-ready output.
Keep the speed of AI generation, then move into Figma for the human part: editing, review, components, and handoff.
Convert in CodeRender
Paste the generated markup. CodeRender renders it in a sandboxed browser and captures computed layout and styling.
capture layout
resolve CSS
compile layersPaste into Figma
Copy the Figma payload, open Figma, and paste editable layers your team can inspect, resize, and refine.
Frame: hero
Text: Launch faster
Button: Start free Prompt Examples
Ask for HTML that converts cleanly
Static, self-contained AI output gives the cleanest Figma result. These prompts bias the model toward visible layout instead of app state.
Landing page section
Create a self-contained HTML and CSS hero section for a SaaS analytics product. Use real text, responsive layout, cards, buttons, and no external JavaScript.
Dashboard component
Generate static HTML and CSS for a compact admin dashboard panel with metrics, a table, filters, and realistic sample data. Keep it under 900px wide.
Mobile app screen
Create a single mobile onboarding screen in HTML and CSS with a header, illustration area, three benefits, and a primary CTA. Use fixed 390px mobile width.
A stronger prompt pattern
"Create a self-contained HTML file with inline CSS for [specific screen]. Use real copy, realistic spacing, semantic tags, no external JavaScript, and a fixed desktop/mobile width so I can convert it into Figma for design review."
Use Cases
Best AI-generated inputs
CodeRender works best when the generated code describes visible layout directly. Treat the AI output like a static design artifact, then refine it in Figma.
Good fit
Landing sections, pricing cards, dashboards, app screens, email layouts, and Tailwind components.
Use care
Animated widgets, canvas-heavy visuals, app state, hidden menus, and content rendered only after JavaScript runs.
Better output
Ask for real text, explicit dimensions, inline CSS, SVG icons, and accessible semantic HTML.
After paste
Edit copy, resize frames, adjust auto-layout, swap vectors, and turn useful pieces into components.
Sandboxed processing
Editable layers
Free to use
AI HTML to Figma FAQ
Can I convert ChatGPT HTML to Figma?
Yes. Paste HTML and CSS generated by ChatGPT into CodeRender, click Convert, copy the result, then paste into Figma. The output is editable Figma layers, not a screenshot.
Does this work with Claude, v0, Copilot, and other AI tools?
Yes. CodeRender works with static HTML and CSS from ChatGPT, Claude, v0, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, Bolt, Lovable, or any tool that can produce rendered HTML.
Do I need a Figma plugin for AI-generated HTML?
No. The web workflow works without installing a plugin: paste HTML on CodeRender, convert, copy, and paste into Figma. The optional Figma plugin is available if you prefer working inside Figma.
Is the result editable in Figma?
Yes. CodeRender creates real Figma text, frames, vectors, colors, spacing, shadows, and auto-layout where supported. You can select and edit the layers after pasting.
What should I ask the AI tool to generate?
Ask for a single self-contained HTML file with inline CSS or utility classes, realistic text, explicit layout dimensions, and no external app state. Static components convert better than JavaScript-heavy apps.
Is it free to try?
Yes. Free accounts include 10 editor conversions and 5 API conversions per month with no credit card required. Paid plans increase quotas, not conversion quality.
Turn your next AI draft into a Figma file
Paste generated HTML, convert it, then keep editing where your design team already works.
Start converting free