Frontend teams love reusable snippets, but writing them manually eats time. Weblify converts your Figma layouts into ready-to-use fragments: HTML/CSS, Tailwind classes, React components, or Vue templates. Each snippet includes semantic markup and references to your design tokens.

Share with the whole team

Store snippets in Storybook, Notion, or your design system site. Because Weblify links back to the original Figma frame, anyone can trace updates or request changes.

Iteration is easy

Update the design, rerun Weblify, and replace the snippet in your docs. No more stale examples or copy-paste errors.

Snippet workflow

1. Highlight the UI element you want code for.
2. Run Weblify and choose the snippet format.
3. Share it with engineering or drop it into your documentation library.

It keeps design and frontend references synchronized without heroic effort.

Tip

Set up a recurring reminder to audit snippets each quarter. Make a list of changes (new tokens, spacing rules) and rerun Weblify for the affected components so your documentation remains accurate year-round.