Convert any Figma frame into clean Oxygen Builder structure — copy in Figma, paste in Oxygen. Real flex & grid, not a wall of absolutely-positioned divs.
A deterministic converter — same design in, the same clean code out, every time.
ready→made is the original Figma-to-Oxygen workflow: select a section in Figma, copy, and paste it directly into Oxygen Builder as proper structure with mapped classes and styles.
Unlike screenshot-to-code AI, it reads your design's actual geometry — so you get real columns, rows and spacing you can keep editing, not a brittle layer of absolute positioning.
Copy in Figma, paste into Oxygen Builder. No import dance.
Flex & grid from the actual layout — editable, not absolute spaghetti.
Figma styles converted to Oxygen classes and CSS.
Icons and vectors as real SVG; images exported and embedded.
Headers, footers and repeated blocks mapped across pages.
Actively maintained — while other Figma-to-Oxygen tools have gone dark.
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.
Select the frame in Figma, convert with ready→made, and paste straight into the Oxygen Builder canvas.
Yes — see our Figma to Oxygen 6 page. ready→made targets both Classic and the rebuilt engine.
It reproduces your layout structurally — real flex/grid and spacing from the actual geometry — as a faithful, editable starting point.
Yes, start free in Figma and upgrade when it is saving you time. See pricing.