Semantic HTML and deduplicated CSS from your actual Figma layout. The universal, AI-ready output — ship it, or hand it to Cursor or Claude to finish.
A deterministic converter — same design in, the same clean code out, every time.
ready→made converts your Figma design into clean, semantic HTML with deduplicated, class-based CSS — built from the layout's real geometry, not guessed from a picture.
This is the universal output: framework-friendly, and the ideal foundation to hand to an AI assistant. Give Cursor or Claude something true to build from and finish in one pass instead of five.
Real, readable HTML structure — not a wall of nested divs.
Class-based, reusable styles you can actually maintain.
Layout from proximity and alignment; absolute only where needed.
Hand it to Cursor / Claude to add content and interactions.
Vectors as SVG; images exported and embedded.
Clean base to adapt into any stack.
Pick any frame, section, or component. ready→made reads its real structure and styles.
Run the conversion for this target and get clean code, inline SVG, and images.
Use it as-is, or hand it to Cursor / Claude to add content and the last 10%.
Proper flex & grid from proximity and alignment — not everything-absolute.
Icons, logos and vectors export as real inline SVG, not blurry placeholders.
Image assets exported and embedded, ready to use.
Class-based, deduplicated styles you can actually read and maintain.
Reusable components — headers, footers — mapped across pages.
Code clean enough to hand straight to an LLM as a true foundation.
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.
No — it's clean, semantic HTML + CSS, a neutral base you can adapt into any framework.
AI tools guess your layout from a screenshot. ready→made measures the real Figma geometry, so the markup is structurally faithful — the perfect starting point to then hand to an AI.
Yes — start from the clean HTML/CSS foundation and adapt it, or let your AI assistant port it.
Yes — HTML export is available on the free plan. See pricing.