AI Dev for Ant Design

AI Dev is a Figma plugin that converts your Figma components and designs into ready-to-use Ant Design React code. Select a component, press generate, and get clean, compatible code to paste straight into your project.

What it does

The gap between a finished Figma design and working React code is where a lot of time gets lost. AI Dev closes that gap by taking your Figma components and generating Ant Design React code that you can copy, paste, and adapt — rather than writing component markup from scratch.

The output targets Ant Design v5.0+, so the generated code uses the actual Ant Design component API, not a generic HTML approximation that still needs to be reworked to fit the library.

How it works

The process is four steps:

1. Select a component in your Figma file — works best with clean, focused components rather than full-page layouts
2. Add context (optional) — provide additional details about the component, specific props, or anything the AI should pay attention to
3. Generate— click "Generate React Code" in the plugin and wait a moment
4. Copy and paste — take the generated code into your React project and adjust as needed

What to expect

AI Dev is designed for individual components and UI sections, not full-screen exports. Breaking a complex interface into smaller pieces — a header, a data table, a card group — yields better, more accurate results than trying to convert an entire screen at once.

A few tips for getting the best output:

• Process components separately, not entire app screens. Generate code for individual UI sections (header, content cards, table, chart containers) one at a time.
• Wrap components in a Figma frame with a gray background and 80px padding — this helps the AI understand component boundaries and produces better-structured output.
• Add context when it matters — if a component has a dropdown, list the items it should contain. The more relevant detail you provide, the more accurate the output.
• Use good-quality imagesif your component includes imagery, as image quality affects the AI's interpretation.