Export Design to Code
Turn your Figma design into production-friendly code in a few clicks with a dedicated developer handoff tool designed by developers for developers. Make handoff smoother, clearer, and faster.

Produce Production Ready HTML Without Coding in Only a Few Clicks
1. Install CopyCat design tool
2. Open Figma and design files
3. Open Plugins and select CopyCat
4. Select the frame(s) you want to export
5. Preview and edit code, then export to production
Get Quality HTML CSS from Designs with AI
Similar elements and styles are grouped together
Efficiently generate clean code that is not bloated
Generate strong boilerplate, layout, and atomic code instantly
The fastest growing product teams use CopyCat






Achieve smooth developer handoff
Accelerate the Design to Code progress
Start building with clean, high-quality, responsive code
Customize and control code components' structure granularly
Trained AI that recognizes and groups similar elements
Painlessly add interactive elements and reusable components
For Designers
Design quickly and confidently without back and forth with engineers
Trust the product will look exactly as envisioned
Design with real-time feedback and visualize exactly how interactions look and feel. Nothing is left to the imagination
Production integrated creative process and smoother workflow
For Developers
Extract and export assets, styles, and fonts from a design file
Export image assets and scale in the right resolution as JPEG, PNG, SVG
Automate writing repetitive and routine code so they can focus on more complex problems instead
Create a functional prototype quickly with responsive designs
Save 35% of Development Time
Build efficiently with automatic design to code generation. Reduce iteration between designers and engineers. Reduce design ambiguity or random interpretation. Start building with quality, consistent and readable code. Pivot from different frameworks within seconds.
Start using a design-to-code tool that will revolutionize your handoffs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do UX designers write code?
Some UX designers write code, but it is not a mandatory requirement. However, it's advantageous to have some knowledge or understanding of coding. It can help bridge the knowledge gap between designing and pushing a design to production.
Do designers need to learn to code?
It is not necessary for a designer to learn how to code. However, it can be advantageous to have some knowledge about coding to understand how a design will translate from a developer's perspective. Specifically, HTML, CSS, and Javascript are great frameworks to start with, as they are commonly used in web design.
Is coding part of design?
Technically, no, but coding is a part of the design-to-code process. Coding is a way to implement a design as a web product. It is a very collaborative process between designers and developers who share the same purpose: to build products and experiences their customers want or need. To achieve this common purpose, designers and developers need to work together. Thus, if a designer knows a bit of code and vice versa, it helps people speak the same language and collaborate effectively.
What is developer handoff?
Developer handoff is the stage in app production projects where the finished UI design is given to developers to implement into code. Traditionally, this exchange is stressful and error-prone, with many inefficiencies and ambiguity. Now, various development tools, such as CopyCat, a developer-handoff plugin, help provide real-time feedback and make the design to developer handoff smoother.