flutter-design-to-code

Converting Figma designs to Flutter code is done by providing a Figma link, which generates ready-to-run Flutter widgets, automatically downloads 3x assets, and maps design tokens to AppColors and AppTextStyles while updating pubspec.yaml.

Yes, generating Flutter UI from Zeplin or screenshots is fully supported. The tool processes design specs across Figma, Zeplin, and screenshots to output ready-to-integrate Flutter widgets with automated asset downloads and token mapping.

Design token mapping for Flutter widgets works by translating design properties into AppColors, AppTextStyles, and AppSpacing, ensuring theme integration and consistent styling while automatically updating pubspec.yaml.

Flutter asset naming conventions enforced include specific prefixes like ic_, bg_, btn_, img_, avatar_, and logo_, with files automatically downloaded and placed under assets/image/3.0x/{module} to maintain a structured project directory.

Yes, the generated Flutter UI code integrates with existing project themes by using a non-intrusive code structure that applies AppColors and AppTextStyles, making it suitable for flutter-page-gen integration without breaking current styles.

Limitations of automated design-to-code for Flutter include strict enforcement of specific naming conventions and token mapping rules, meaning designs deviating from standard specs or requiring complex custom logic may need manual adjustments post-generation.