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Figma to HTML

Convert Figma to responsive HTML and Tailwind

A day of front-end build, delivered in minutes. Upload your Figma design file (.fig) and download the finished page in Tailwind, in a zip that’s yours.

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The Positivus design open in Figma, and in front of it the page Weld built from it, open in a browser

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font sizes match the design at 1440px

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gaps between texts within 4px

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sideways scroll, from 320 to 1440px

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words added that aren’t in the design

Measured on a free Figma Community template, against five other tools. See the comparison.

What you get

Code you’d be happy to have written yourself

Semantic HTML and real Tailwind utilities, compiled to a purged styles.css. Open the page in a browser and it renders: no build step to run, no CDN script to trust.

Real Tailwind utilities, not inline styles
Content lands in ordered section blocks you can read and edit.
Responsive out of the box
Desktop and mobile breakpoints welded from your paired frames.
Compiled CSS, not a CDN script
The download links a purged styles.css, with the tailwind/ folder there if you want to edit and recompile.
Smart SVG export with AI alt text
Groups of vectors come out as optimized SVGs, each automatically named and given a descriptive alt tag by a vision model.
index.html (excerpt)
<h1 class="font-space-grotesk font-medium text-black max-w-[531px] text-h2-mob lg:text-h1 leading-45p9 lg:leading-76p56">
  Navigating the digital landscape for success
</h1>
<p class="font-space-grotesk font-normal text-black max-w-[498px] text-p-mob lg:text-h4 leading-22p4 lg:leading-28">
  Our digital marketing agency helps businesses grow…
</p>
<button type="button" class="flex gap-[10px] pt-[16px] pr-[28px] pb-[16px] pl-[28px] bg-dark rounded-14 text-white lg:w-[264px]">
  Book a consultation
</button>

Real output: the hero of the free Positivus template as Weld built it, with some layout classes removed to fit. More on the Tailwind.

Smart asset export

Every vector, exported and labeled for you

Weld groups your vectors, exports them as optimized SVGs, then runs a vision model to name each file and write a descriptive alt tag. Accessible, organized assets with zero manual cleanup.

Selected in Figma
Rocket launch illustration selected on the Figma canvas
▸ Group 6 51 vectors
Vision model
Exported by Weld
SVG
rocket-launch-illustration.svg
renamed from Group 6.svg
Generated alt text
Rocket launching from a laptop screen against a soft sky
Source image
Photo of two colleagues talking over coffee at a sunlit office table
Vision model
Exported by Weld
PNG
two-colleagues-in-conversation.png
renamed from IMG_4821.png
Generated alt text
Two colleagues talking over coffee at a sunlit office table
Written from your design

Fonts and assets, resolved for you

The two things that break a handed-over build are fonts that silently change and images called Group 6.svg. Weld resolves both before you download, and tells you what it did.

Fonts resolved, never silently swapped
Every family in your design is matched to Google Fonts. Where there is no match you choose: an Adobe kit, upload the file, a close alternative, or keep the text as vector art. Nothing is substituted behind your back.
Assets named for what they show
Vectors are exported as optimised SVGs and photos cropped to their Figma boxes, each named by a vision model rather than left as Group 6.svg.
Alt text written, decorative art left empty
A vision model captions each meaningful image; decorative art correctly gets an empty alt rather than a sentence.
A title and description in the <head>
The page title comes from your frame’s name and the description from its first paragraph. Change either before you publish.
Weld's font step: Josefin Sans and Inter matched to Google Fonts, Baskerville replaced by Libre Baskerville, and Johnston ITC Std kept as vector art
The part that usually breaks

One upload, both breakpoints, welded from your own mobile frame

Pick the desktop frame and the mobile frame your designer already drew. Weld builds one responsive page from the pair, and charges you for one page, not two.

Breakpoints, not a shrunk canvas
The layout reflows at phone, tablet and desktop widths. It isn’t one fixed width scaled down.
No sideways scroll on a phone
Weld re-opens the built page at 390px and measures the horizontal overflow before you download it.
One page, one charge
A desktop frame and its matching mobile frame count as a single page: 10 credits, either way.

How responsive builds work

The page Weld built from Positivus at desktop width, and the same page on a 390px phone
How it works

From .fig to shipped in four steps

No integration to set up and no learning curve. The whole flow takes minutes.

1

Upload your .fig

Export a local copy from Figma desktop and drop it in. Weld decodes the canvas, pages, and fonts.

2

Configure the build

Pick the pages, confirm the font matches, and review the exact credit cost before anything runs.

3

Weld builds it

Watch progress section by section. Anything that fails is retried and refunded, never silently charged.

4

Preview & download

Preview every page, then download the zip: your pages, compiled CSS, named assets and the report of what we measured.

Why teams switch

Save the time. Save the spend.

Every part of Weld is built to cut the hours and the cost between a finished design and a shipped page.

Pay per page, not per seat

Credits are billed per page: no subscription, no per-user pricing. Buy what you need, when you need it.

Never pay for output you can’t use

If a section fails to build, the credits are refunded to your wallet automatically. You only spend on work you keep.

Skip the contractor invoice

No agency or freelance front-end pass to build the marketing page. One upload replaces a whole handoff.

See the cost before you build

Weld shows the exact credit estimate up front, so there’s no guessing and no back-and-forth to get a number.

Reuse across every page

Matched fonts and components carry over between builds, so the second page and the tenth take a fraction of the time.

One dev ships desktop + mobile

Responsive breakpoints come welded from your paired frames: no separate mobile build, no waiting on a second pass.

Beta pricing

Pay per page. No seat, no subscription.

Buy credits, spend them when you build. Ten credits build one page, and if a build fails, the credits go back automatically.

Founding beta

$39 $19 / page

Founding customers keep this price for 3 months after beta ends. Beta pricing ends when the beta ends.

  • A desktop and mobile frame pair build as one page
  • Credits never expire, and failed builds refund automatically
  • Upload, decode and preview every page before you spend anything

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