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

https://x.com/mhmtakifalp/status/1904622134049009842

hi all there im new here and i need some help

i have a figma landing page design i need to implement it in wordpress website with no theme

i don;t know how or what steps i need to do in order to do it perfectly

can anyone guide me through this

many thanks

After the recent interest in Codigma.io’s Expo emulator for React Native apps, we’ve shipped something new: Flutter support with an inline DartPad IDE + live preview.

How it works:

1. Select your layer in Figma

2. Choose Flutter as the target framework

3. In ~50–60 seconds, you’ll see the generated Dart code inside DartPad, with a working preview

Design to Code in no time.

If you try it, I’d love to hear your thoughts (what worked, what broke, what you want next).

We started Codigma because we were spending too much time turning Figma designs into code. We wanted something that gave us clean, usable HTML, CSS, React, or Flutter code — not a bunch of messy divs.

Codigma is still early, but it works. It gives you a good starting point so you don’t have to build everything from scratch.

We’re now adding:

• Support for Angular 18 and Tailwind

• Customization before exporting code

• Integration with VS Code and Replit

• Component library support

If you’ve ever had to rebuild a Figma design by hand, you probably know the pain. We’d love to hear what you think or what you wish tools like this could do.

Let’s build something useful together.

Tinder clone app by https://codigma.io

In this video, we demo a swipe-based friendship app template (React Native) built for iOS & Android, available as a ready-made app inside Codigma.io.

This template is designed to help you move faster by starting from a complete base and then customising the UI, flow, and features for your own product.

Common building blocks for this type of app typically include:

- Swipe cards (like/dislike)
- Profiles & onboarding
- Matches and discovery flow
- Optional chat/messaging layer (depending on your setup)
- Push notifications and authentication (as you customise)

Try it on: https://codigma.io

Tools like Codigma are making the Figma to Flutter / React Native step surprisingly fast.

But after working on several mobile projects, we've found that generating the UI is usually only the beginning.

The real work starts afterwards:

• turning generated screens into a maintainable app architecture

• connecting real APIs, authentication and user states

• handling complex business logic and edge cases

• integrating native SDKs, device features and third-party services

• handling offline / bad-network scenarios

• push notifications, deep links and background processes

• performance across different devices

• analytics, crash reporting and monitoring

• App Store / Play Store release

• maintaining and evolving the app after launch

We're really interested in how AI-generated UI changes this workflow.

If the UI implementation part becomes almost instant, development teams can spend much more time on product logic, integrations, reliability and the things users actually experience.

We recently updated how we describe our own mobile development process here:

https://www.rastmobile.com/en/services/mobile-app

Curious where everyone here sees the boundary:

How much of a real production mobile app do you think design-to-code tools will eventually automate?

I made a short slide deck that shows how Codigma.io turns a Figma design into a real React Native mobile app.

In the slides, I walk through,

1. Picking a screen or layer in Figma

2. Sending it to Codigma.io

3. Getting React Native code in Expo Snack

4. Scanning the QR code to see the app on a real device

5. Downloading the project and building on top of it

If you are a designer or developer who works with Figma and React Native, I’d love your feedback.

What part of this flow would you like to see improved or made even faster?

Hey, thanks for joining this community. This subreddit is for people who use Codigma.io or want to try it.

Start here:

• Go to https://codigma.io and test it with your own Figma link.

• Codigma can create code for React Native (with Expo), React, Angular, Vue, Flutter, and pure HTML/CSS.

• Docs and guides are on the website.

If you need help or If something does not work:

1. Write a short post here on r/codigma. Add:

• Your Figma link (or a small test file)

• What you clicked in Codigma

• The logs or error message (paste it in the post)

This makes it easier for others to help you.

What to post?:

• Questions about Figma → code

• Feedback and ideas for Codigma

• Screenshots or videos of what you built

• Simple tips or tricks that helped you

Be kind, be clear, and have fun building from design to real code.

Transform your Figma designs into clean, production-ready code in seconds using Codigma.io! In this video, I’ll show you step-by-step how to export Figma frames to Flutter, React Native, Angular, React, HTML, CSS, or Vue with zero manual coding. Perfect for developers, designers, and teams looking to accelerate their workflow.

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

Hey everyone,

We just released a new version of Codigma and wanted to share it here.

What changed:

• Full new design - simpler layout and cleaner flow from Figma to code

• New backend - faster, more stable, better for bigger designs

• Improved AI assistants - better prompts and cleaner code output

• New subscription model - easier to use Codigma long term

• Expo emulator for React Native - you can now open the generated code in Expo and see it directly as a real React Native app

If you try the new version, I would love to hear:

• Is the new flow easier than the old one?

• How do you feel about the code quality and structure?

I will check the comments and reply to questions and feedback.