Figma’s Inspect panel is fine for measurements, but it doesn’t translate designs into production-quality code. Weblify fills that gap by generating HTML/CSS, React, Vue, or Tailwind snippets that engineers can use immediately.
Why it matters
Inspect data still leaves engineers guessing about semantics, breakpoints, or component props. Weblify bakes those decisions into the export, so implementation details are clearer and feedback cycles shrink.
Designer-friendly
You don’t have to change how you design. Weblify reads your existing frames and styles, meaning adoption is as simple as installing the plugin.
Inspect vs Weblify in practice
- Inspect: measurements + raw CSS values.
- Weblify: semantic markup, class names, responsive logic, token mapping, plus the measurements if you want them.
For teams that value speed and fidelity, Weblify wins.
Transition plan
Introduce Weblify snippets alongside Inspect screenshots in your documentation. After a sprint or two, engineers will gravitate toward the snippets because they include working code. At that point, you can retire redundant handoff steps.
