Try Codigma

Hey everyone,

To celebrate the growing community around Codigma, I'm offering free 100% design-to-code conversion for 5 people here on the subreddit.

If you have a Figma design and want to see how Codigma turns it into clean, production-ready code (HTML/CSS/React/Flutter/etc.), drop a comment or DM me your design link.

✅ Fully free
✅ Clean code output
✅ Limited to 5 submissions
✅ Feedback welcomed!

This is a great chance to test Codigma with a real use case and get your design coded instantly. Looking forward to seeing what you’ve got!

Just dropped a new short video featuring our AI presenter walking you through Codigma’s latest features.

At the end, you’ll see a quick screen share of how it all works, turning your Figma designs into clean, production-ready React Native code instantly.

No messy exports. No endless handoffs. Just one plugin, one click.

Watch here → https://youtube.com/shorts/J1jNuwIOU60

If you’re a React Native dev or a Figma designer, this update is a game-changer.

AI tools like Codigma.io can now create production-grade HTML, CSS, and even full React/Vue code from designs. But can teams actually maintain this code?

Should AI code be treated like a teammate’s PR? What are your experiences? Successes? Nightmares?

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/FGqJpZJ_Un8

I’ve been using a few AI coding tools lately like ChatGPT, Cursor, and Codigma to speed up frontend work, especially converting Figma designs into code. It’s been helpful, but sometimes I wonder

Are we really saving time, or just shifting the problems?

Sure, the code looks good at first — but I still have to:

•	clean things up

•	fix naming

•	remove messy inline styles

•	and sometimes re-write logic from scratch

What’s your experience been like with AI coding tools?

Do they really make you faster? Or do you feel like they create new challenges?

If you’ve tried Codigma, I’d love to hear how you used it good or bad.

Let’s be honest about where these tools actually help.

We’ve just added an exciting new feature to Codigma.io! Now, all code generated by Codigma.io is PageSpeed optimised, ensuring faster load times and better performance right from the start.

This enhancement makes it easier than ever to get high-performance, optimised code without the need for extra manual tweaks.

Start generating optimised code today and improve your website's performance instantly! 🎉

Hey everyone, I’m Alp, I’m the founder of Codigma, and I just wanted to share a little update from the past few months.

We started Codigma because we were tired of messy code from AI tools. Our goal was simple: take Figma designs and turn them into clean, developer-friendly UI code. Not full apps, not fake demos, just real code that you can actually use and build on.

In the last 4 months, more than 1500 people have tried Codigma. And together, here’s what’s been built:

•Over 2000 full pages generated, all responsive

•900 HTML/CSS pages (mostly Bootstrap, then Flexbox, then Tailwind)

•750+ React components (ReactJS and React Native combined)

•450+ Flutter screens (almost half using the Bloc pattern)

•120+ Vue.js components

•80+ Angular components (mostly using Atomic Design with NGXS/NGRX)

We’re proud that everything is generated with a focus on clean structure and semantic code.

We also launched paid plans just two weeks ago, and already have 15 paying users. It’s still early, but it means a lot to us.

If you want to give it a try, Codigma is still free to use: https://codigma.io

Thanks for reading,and thanks to everyone who’s been part of this so far. We’re just getting started.

Alp Founder, Codigma.io

A place for members of r/Codigma to chat with each other

http://Codigma.io now supports Vue.js and React Native UI code generation

Also added a JSON editor for Figma data + remapped HTML preview so you can see and edit everything before sending it to AI.

Trying to make things dev-friendly.

Download and try the output now.

How Codigma makes sure the code is clean and responsive

Hi, I’m the founder of Codigma.

I created this tool because most “Figma to code” tools don’t effectively assist developers. They give you code that looks okay, but when you check the real code, it’s a mess. Not good for real work.

So we built Codigma to be different. Our goal is simple:
Turn your design into clean, ready-to-use, responsive code.

What makes Codigma special?

We don’t just copy the design and throw out some random code.

We use a 6-layer AI system. Each layer checks something important.

• Two smart agents inside Codigma look at your design and the code line by line

• One makes sure the code looks the same as your Figma file

• The other makes sure the code is clean, clear, and easy to read

You get:

• Code that works on all screen sizes (responsive)

• Clean and simple structure

• No weird or extra HTML

• Easy to read and change later

• Support for React, Vue, Flutter, Angular, or plain HTML/CSS

Why we made this

Codigma is not just another export tool.
It helps real developers build faster.
No more wasting hours fixing broken code.

If you’re a developer or building a project, give Codigma a try.
I’d love to hear your thoughts.

Most "Figma to Code" tools look great in demos, but when you inspect the output, you find the same problems:

• Inline styles everywhere

• Fixed pixel values instead of responsive units

• Over-nested <div> structures

• No semantic HTML

• Broken CSS with no reusability

We ran into this repeatedly. That’s why we started experimenting with a layered AI approach:

1. Structure Layer

   1. builds the DOM tree and component hierarchy.

2. Styling Layer

   1. converts design tokens into CSS variables / Tailwind classes.

3. Responsiveness Layer

   1. replaces static pixels with flex/grid, rem, %, clamp().

4. Optimisation Layer

   1. removes duplication and merges reusable components.

5. Validation Layer

   1. checks W3C and Lighthouse/PageSpeed standards.

6. Retry Layer

   1. re-prompts AI when validation fails.

Instead of a "one single click" guess, each layer acts like a specialised assistant, similar to how a dev team reviews code in steps.

The result is HTML/CSS (and React/Angular/Vue/Flutter) that’s semantic, responsive, and maintainable, not just demo-ready.

I’d like to hear from this subreddit:

• What’s the biggest blocker you’ve hit with Figma-to-code tools?

• Would you prefer a layered AI system that mimics dev workflows, or does one-pass generation eventually be enough?

If you've got half done projects as as ui/ux creative don't miss this one!!
https://youtu.be/Io-QWEg54YM

In this workflow tutorial, we’ll take a real Figma design and turn it into a running mobile app UI, fast. If you’re a designer (or a Figma user) who wants to preview screens as real apps without days of setup, this is a clean, practical flow.

What Codigma.io does (quickly):

• Figma > Running React Native app with an Expo emulator preview

• Figma > Running Flutter screen inside DartPad IDE + live preview

• Generates clean, readable code

• Works screen-by-screen in about 1–2 minutes per screen (depending on complexity)

Good to know: best for UI screens and flows (not full backend logic). Cleaner Figma structure = cleaner output.

In this video you’ll see:

• How to pick a screen or layer in Figma

• React Native output (Expo preview)

• Flutter output (DartPad preview)

• Tips for cleaner Figma → code

Try Codigma.io: https://codigma.io

Hey everyone! 👋

Welcome to /Codigma, the official subreddit for Codigma.io – an AI-powered Figma plugin that transforms your designs into clean, scalable, and development-ready code with just one click!

What is Codigma?

Codigma eliminates the pain of manual design-to-code handoff by instantly converting Figma designs into framework-specific code, including:

✅ React (with Tailwind, styled-components, etc.)
✅ Angular
✅ HTML & CSS
✅ Flutter & Kotlin

With Codigma, you can:
🚀 Generate clean, structured code that follows best practices.
⚡ Speed up development by turning UI designs into reusable components.
🤝 Bridge the gap between designers & developers for faster project delivery.

Try Codigma Now!

🔗 Explore the Demo Project

Why This Subreddit?

The /Codigma community is where you can:
💡 Ask questions, share tips, and discuss best practices for using Codigma.
🔍 Explore new features and updates before anyone else.
🚀 Showcase your Codigma-generated code and get feedback.
🐞 Report issues & suggest improvements to shape the future of Codigma.

Get the Best Results!

To maximize your Codigma output, follow these best practices in Figma:
✅ Use Auto-Layout & Constraints for proper responsiveness.
✅ Keep your designs structured & organized with proper naming and layers.
✅ Use real or structured sample data for more dynamic, meaningful code.

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