React teams want reusable components with props, not static HTML. Weblify converts Figma layouts into React components that mirror your variant names and design tokens. It’s the perfect starting point for building UI libraries or feature prototypes.

Prop-aware exports

If you use variants for states (primary, secondary, disabled) or sizes, Weblify turns them into props inside the generated component. Engineers immediately see how to toggle states without digging through documentation.

Hooks and structure

Weblify outputs functional components with optional hooks or context placeholders. Developers can wire up data quickly without rewriting the entire UI from scratch.

React export workflow

1. Select the component or section inside Figma.
2. Run Weblify choosing the React export.
3. Drop the code into your project, add logic, and push to Git.

It makes React handoffs fast, consistent, and pleasant.

Collaboration tip

Store Weblify’s React snippets in Storybook so product managers and QA can see live components without waiting for them to land in your main app. When the design evolves, rerun Weblify and refresh the story with updated props.