Preparing your Figma file

The engine reconstructs layout from real geometry, so it works even on messy files — but a little structure gets you noticeably cleaner code.

Five habits that pay off

• Name and group intentionally. Clear frames and groups convert to cleaner structure — the engine respects your grouping.
• Use Auto Layout where it reflects intent. It maps directly to real flex/grid. Where you haven't used it, ready→made reconstructs layout from geometry.
• Keep icons and logos as vectors. They export as inline SVG and stay crisp at any size.
• Convert section by section. Converting a whole page at once usually yields worse structure than doing it a band at a time.
• Let the sections read as bands. Even free-form, absolutely-positioned designs work — the engine segments them into horizontal bands, rebuilds each as a real section, and stacks them for mobile.

Free-form & pinned layouts

No Auto Layout? No problem. Designs built as pinned layers are segmented into bands, rebuilt as full-width <section> elements, and reflowed into a readable mobile stack. Dense graphic "hero" bands scale to fit as a unit rather than overlapping.

Responsive output

Every conversion is responsive by default: desktop stays pixel-identical to your frame, and mobile/tablet behaviour is layered on as @media only. Cards reflow, navs collapse to a hamburger, and wide tables get a scroll wrapper — automatically.