figma-generate-design

To convert code into Figma screens, you translate code-based UI layouts into fully functional screens by reusing a published design system. This process applies design system tokens to colors, spacing, and typography rather than hardcoded values.

Yes, you can generate full-page Figma layouts from code or design descriptions. The workflow creates or updates an entire page, view, or multi-section layout by reusing existing components, variables, and styles from the published design system.

Yes, you need a Figma file with a published design system to generate screens from code. This setup ensures the translation process can load components, variables, and styles via design-system tokens instead of using hardcoded values.

The best way to ensure Figma screens match existing UI design tokens is to auto-apply design system tokens during the code-to-design translation. This guarantees consistency across colors, spacing, typography, and effects.

The code-to-design workflow handles Figma components and variables by loading them through the figma-use skill. It maps code-driven UI layouts directly to these existing design system elements to reduce manual recreation and inconsistencies.

Yes, you can update an existing Figma view from code without manual recreation. By reusing components, variables, and styles from the published design system, the workflow updates multi-section layouts while maintaining design consistency.