Figma → React · Local generation

Your Figma designs. Your React components.

Turn Auto Layout into editable React and Tailwind in your repo. Reuse your components, review changes, and generate locally.

Open in FigmaView plansHow it works
No model install · Local generation

How it works

Three steps. Zero cloud API calls. Design conversion stays on your machine.

  1. 01

    Select in Figma

    Pick any Auto Layout frame. ZeroSync reads layout, fills, and typography.

  2. 02

    Generate on-device

    The localhost proxy maps Figma structure to React/Tailwind without a separate model process.

  3. 03

    Review and save to your repo

    Compare the proposed code with your current file. Confirm replacement and keep a backup.

A starting point for your React workflow

Best for simple Auto Layout frames. Review the generated code before shipping: responsive breakpoints, images, vectors, and interactions need manual work. Component mappings need your project’s configuration.

  • Local generation

    Design conversion runs on your machine without a cloud AI service. Installation and checkout need internet access; Figma has its own network requirements.

  • Auto Layout to Flexbox

    Translate layout, spacing, solid fills, and basic typography into editable React/Tailwind scaffolds.

  • Review before replacing

    Review proposed code, preserve a backup, and catch file changes before saving into your project.

  • Reuse your design system

    Map Figma components, properties, and colors to your React imports and Tailwind tokens. Share configuration through Git.

What to expect

An honest support matrix

ZeroSync is a deterministic scaffolder, not a pixel-perfect exporter. Knowing where it ends saves your team the evaluation time — you review every change before it saves.

Works well

  • Auto Layout frames (row / column, gap, padding)
  • Solid fills, borders, and corner radius
  • Basic typography, weights, and text colors
  • Fill / hug sizing to Flexbox
  • Component & token mapping via zerosync.config.json

Needs cleanup

  • Deeply nested or absolutely positioned layouts
  • Responsive breakpoints (generated at one size)
  • Images and exported assets (paths are stubbed)
  • Unmapped components fall back to raw markup

Unsupported

  • Vectors and complex shape geometry
  • Prototype interactions and state
  • Animations and transitions
  • Plugin-drawn or rasterized effects

Start with one component. Share the workflow.

Create a sample frame, render it in the included local preview, then connect your existing component library.

Build your mapping file →

Make the output feel native to your app.

Map Figma components and tokens once, commit the configuration, and let the next generated component reuse the conventions your team already trusts.

See component mapping →

Plans

Start free. Upgrade when it becomes part of your workflow.

Try local generation on a real Auto Layout frame, then subscribe for commercial use when the output earns a place in your codebase. Existing one-time licenses remain valid.

Free

$0

Evaluate locally before you buy.

  • 25 free generations every month
  • Local generation, no cloud AI
  • Source-code notice on output
  • Personal / evaluation use
Try 25 free every month

Pro

$29/mo

Unlimited local generations for solo builders and freelancers.

  • Unlimited local generations
  • No source-code notice
  • Commercial use for one seat
  • Reviewed saves with replacement backups
  • Component and token mapping

Team

$99/mo

Self-serve commercial use for a team that shares a mapping configuration.

  • Everything in Pro
  • One team workspace license
  • Share mapping configuration through Git
  • Security and privacy documentation

Enterprise

Custom

Offline licensing, procurement, and security review for regulated orgs.

  • Offline / air-gapped license options
  • Invoice and PO billing
  • Scoped design-system mapping services
  • Dedicated security questionnaire support
Request Enterprise details

Get started in one terminal

You need Node.js 22+ and Figma Desktop. Download the starter kit, unzip it, and run two commands.

Download starter kit
  1. 1.In the unzipped zerosync folder: npm install --omit=dev && npm start
  2. 2.Figma Desktop → Plugins → Development → Import plugin from manifest… → plugin/manifest.json
  3. 3.Create a sample frame → Review generated code → Save component. Output lands in components/generated.

Point at your app with npm start -- --out /absolute/path/to/project/src/components/generated. Your project needs React and Tailwind configured.

Need offline licensing or procurement details? See Enterprise details. Already subscribed? Recover your license.