Paste HTML and CSS
Use a component, section, full page, Tailwind output, Bootstrap markup, or a static export from your app.
<div class="card">
<h2>Dashboard</h2>
</div> Paste HTML and CSS into CodeRender and get editable Figma frames, live text, vectors, colors, spacing, and auto-layout instead of a flat screenshot.
This focused page covers the exact HTML-to-Figma workflow. Use the standalone web converter first. Prefer staying inside Figma? The optional CodeRender Figma plugin uses the same account.
The web app renders your HTML in a sandbox, captures computed layout, and creates Figma-compatible clipboard data you can paste directly onto the canvas.
Use a component, section, full page, Tailwind output, Bootstrap markup, or a static export from your app.
<div class="card">
<h2>Dashboard</h2>
</div> CodeRender captures visible layout and styling, then prepares the Figma clipboard payload for the exact viewport you chose.
render iframe
capture CSS
copy payload Open Figma and paste. The result is selectable layers with text, frames, vectors, and supported auto-layout.
Frame: card
Text: Dashboard
Button: Review CodeRender is strongest when the HTML describes visible layout directly and the CSS is available at conversion time.
<section class="hero"> with headings, cards, buttons, pricing blocks, and inline or available CSS.
Static dashboard panels, settings screens, tables, filters, and form layouts with realistic sample data.
Rendered HTML from React, Vue, Angular, Svelte, or static site generators when you need it back in Figma.
Paste a self-contained HTML snippet with the CSS it needs, visible text, SVG icons where possible, and a fixed viewport that matches the Figma frame you want.
Use CodeRender when the code exists before the Figma file, or when coded prototypes need design review without rebuilding screens by hand.
Bring coded UI back into Figma so designers can review, annotate, and iterate.
Convert AI-generated HTML into design layers once the draft is worth refining.
Turn live component examples into editable reference frames for documentation.
Convert desktop, tablet, or mobile viewport output into separate Figma frames.
Paste code, convert it, copy the result, and keep working in Figma.
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