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AI-Powered Design to Frontend Code Generator
Turn your Figma designs into clean, production-ready React code automatically with Bifrost. Generate components, iterate with ease, and streamline frontend development.
Bifrost is an AI-powered tool that bridges the gap between design and development. It transforms Figma designs into clean, type-safe React code, helping teams eliminate repetitive frontend tasks and accelerate project timelines.
Unlike traditional handoff tools, Bifrost is engineered with both developers and designers in mind. Developers receive structured, usable code. Designers gain the freedom to push updates directly, reducing friction and speeding up iteration cycles.
Start from a single screen or an entire flow—Bifrost generates functional, modular React components using your Figma design. These components include conditional rendering, default props, and proper typing, all directly inferred from the design.
Even after adding custom logic to generated code, Bifrost allows you to sync future design updates. It intelligently integrates new changes into existing components without overwriting your enhancements.
Lay the groundwork with complete, design-driven component sets. The auto-generated code gives your project a strong, scalable foundation to build on.
Add screens as your app grows. Bifrost reuses existing components where possible and creates new ones only when necessary—maintaining consistency and efficiency.
Pull new updates from Figma at any time without losing your business logic. Bifrost helps teams keep code aligned with evolving designs while minimizing manual effort.
Bifrost automates repetitive frontend tasks, allowing engineers to focus on logic, performance, and user experience. It removes the need to hand-code screens from scratch.
Designers can confidently push updates knowing Bifrost will handle the code translation. One-click updates eliminate messy handoffs and speed up delivery.
The React code Bifrost generates isn’t just functional—it’s readable, maintainable, and ready for production. Developers can extend and refine it without restructuring everything.