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Turn Figma designs into reusable React websites

Generate a portable React project with reusable components, responsive styling, local assets, and code your team can continue developing.

Portable React code with reusable components.
Figma design converted into an editable React website
Figma to React workflow
01

From Figma pages to a React project

UpBuilder reads the design system, organizes routes and components, then creates a responsive project that can run outside UpBuilder.

02

Reusable components and local assets

Keep the generated code inspectable and extend it with the libraries, data, and application logic your product needs.

Responsive Figma pages organized for React
React result compared with Figma
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Build and responsive preview checks

Validate the project build and compare rendered pages at the screen sizes represented by your Figma designs.

What teams build with Figma and React

Start with approved design direction, keep the final output editable, and use responsive references to make the handoff clearer.

React landing pages

React landing pages

Start from approved visual direction and finish with responsive, editable code.

Component foundations

Component foundations

Translate repeated Figma patterns into reusable React sections and components.

Responsive React websites

Responsive React websites

Use desktop, tablet, and mobile references to guide responsive styling.

Customer stories

Trusted by teams building from Figma

Real feedback from people using UpBuilder for production website work.
Before this, we relied on a Webflow designer just to get landing pages live. Now we are building 10–15 landing pages a day using UpBuilder.
Jonathan AlmanzarOperations Manager, MintRx
I love your product. You have the best product on the market regarding Figma conversion.
Alejandra NunezUpBuilder customer
I like the way it validates and checks over its own work, rather than producing something that does not work.
Charlie SturgessDesigner, Danbro

Before you build

What to review in the final React site

  • Ambiguous page relationships, missing responsive references, and unsupported interactions can still require review.
  • Validation depends on the React destination workflow and the permissions available to the project.
  • Browser rendering, font metrics, dynamic content, and third-party scripts can create differences from a static Figma frame.

Questions teams ask before building

What does Figma to React mean?

It means using selected Figma designs as the source for portable react projects with reusable components and responsive styling. UpBuilder organizes the pages and responsive references before creating the destination output.

Is the React output editable?

Yes. Portable React projects with reusable components and responsive styling. The output is intended to remain inspectable and editable after the initial build.

Does UpBuilder support responsive breakpoints?

Yes. You can group desktop, tablet, mobile, and additional Figma designs into the same page before building. Those references guide responsive output and screenshot comparisons.

Does the Figma file need Auto Layout?

No. Auto Layout can help communicate intent, but UpBuilder is designed to work with real-world Figma files, including frames that do not use Auto Layout consistently.

How does UpBuilder check the React result?

Build and responsive preview checks. When Figma screenshot comparison is enabled, UpBuilder can also compare rendered pages with the matching Figma designs at selected dimensions.

Is Figma to React fully automatic?

UpBuilder automates page organization, destination output, and supported checks, but it does not remove the need for final review. Ambiguous design intent, unsupported interactions, content systems, fonts, and destination permissions may require human decisions.

Build your React website from Figma.

Organize the designs, choose the responsive references, and let UpBuilder create the editable first build.

Start building