The difference

AI guesses. ready→made converts.

Ask an AI to build your layout — even with full access to your Figma file — and you get something different every run, rarely shippable. ready→made measures the design and converts it the same way, every time.

Typical AI tool

Hundreds of absolutely-positioned divs
Invented class names & broken nesting
Different, unpredictable output every run
Unmaintainable — you rebuild it anyway

ready→made

Real flexbox/grid from actual geometry
Clean, class-based, deduplicated CSS
Absolute positioning only where the design needs it
A true foundation — ship it, or finish it with AI

Show, don't tell

Same design. Two very different outputs.

This is what "90% slop" vs. a real layout engine actually looks like in the code.

✕ Typical AI converter

<div style="position:absolute;top:0;
  left:0;width:1440px;height:720px">
 <div style="position:absolute;
   top:48px;left:120px;width:603px">
  <div style="position:absolute;top:0">
   <span style="font:700 56px Inter">Turn…
  </div></div></div>
// …200 more absolute divs

✓ ready→made

<section class="hero">
  <div class="hero__text">
    <h1>Turn Figma into clean code</h1>
    <p>A faithful foundation…</p>
    <a class="btn btn--primary">Get started</a>
  </div>
  <img class="hero__art" alt="">
</section>

How it works

From design to real code in three steps.

Select in Figma

Pick any frame, section, or component. ready→made reads its real structure and styles.

Convert & export

Choose your target — HTML, Gutenberg, Oxygen Classic or Oxygen 6. Get clean code, inline SVG, and images.

Ship — or finish with AI

Paste it in and go live, or hand the HTML to Cursor / Claude to add content, interactions and the last 10%.

Why it's different

Built on a real layout engine.

Real structure

Proper flex & grid from proximity and alignment — not everything-absolute.

Inline SVG

Icons, logos and vectors export as real inline SVG, not blurry placeholders.

Images included

Image assets exported and embedded, ready to use.

Clean CSS

Class-based, deduplicated styles you can actually read and maintain.

Components

Reusable components — headers, footers — mapped across pages.

AI-ready output

Code clean enough to hand straight to an LLM as a true foundation.

The AI handoff

Give your AI a foundation, not a guess.

LLMs are great at the last mile — content, copy, interactions. But ask one to build your layout and the result changes every run, and rarely ships. ready→made converts it deterministically first, so your AI finishes the job instead of reinventing it.

Hand your AI clean, structured code instead of a design to reinvent — and it finishes the job instead of fighting it.

"I've maintained WordPress sites across every builder there is — and rebuilt the same hero, the same card grid, the same footer a thousand times. ready→made is the tool I wished existed every one of those times."

Philipp Gappmaier · founder, levels.dev

300+sites shipped

10+ yrsbuilding on these builders

4export targets

Pricing

Start free. Upgrade when it's saving you hours.

For WordPress developers, Oxygen & Bricks builders, and design agencies done rebuilding the same layouts by hand.

Free

All four targets
10 conversions / month
Full, clean output — no watermark

Try in Figma

Questions, answered.

Does it work with Oxygen 6, or just Classic?

Both. ready→made exports for Oxygen Classic and the rebuilt Oxygen 6 engine — plus clean HTML and Gutenberg blocks.

How is this different from AI design-to-code tools?

AI tools guess your layout from a screenshot. ready→made runs a real spatial layout engine on your actual Figma geometry, producing clean flex/grid markup — a faithful foundation you can then hand to an AI to finish.

Does it handle Auto Layout and components?

Yes — it reads your Figma structure, including Auto Layout and components, and maps reusable pieces across pages.

What exactly do I get on export?

Structured markup for your chosen target, clean class-based CSS, inline SVG for icons and vectors, and embedded image assets.

Is there a free version?

Yes — start free in Figma and upgrade when it's saving you real time.

Figma to clean code — deterministic, not guesswork.