Turn Design Screenshots into Working Code
Export your frame from Figma as a PNG or JPG, attach it to a Fabricate prompt, and get React components styled with plain CSS. There is no Figma plugin and no link import - Fabricate reads the image you give it, so what it sees is what you exported.
Attach a PNG or JPG of your design and the AI reads the layout, colors and components out of the picture.
Fabricate does not connect to Figma. Pasting a figma.com URL gives the AI a link it cannot open - export the frame as an image instead.
Colors, type scale, spacing and shadows are approximated into CSS values from the image. Paste your exact token values as text if they have to match.
Reusable React components with typed props, built from what the screenshot shows.
Generated layouts use responsive CSS media queries. Upload the mobile frame too if the small-screen layout matters.
Attach an updated screenshot and ask for the diff. Refining in chat is usually faster than re-uploading the whole page.
In Figma, export the frame as PNG or JPG. A link will not work - the AI can only read what is in the image.
Drop the image into the chat with a description of what the screen does, not just how it looks.
Colors and spacing read off an image are approximations. Paste the hex values and scale as text and the AI uses those instead.
Correct what came back wrong through prompts, then deploy when the screen matches.
The gap between design and implementation is a familiar source of friction: the Figma file is exact, the built screen is approximately right. Fabricate narrows it in a deliberately low-tech way - you export the frame as an image, attach it to a prompt, and the AI writes React components and plain CSS from what it can see. There is no plugin and no link import, so the fidelity of the result is bounded by the fidelity of the image you attach.
Working with it well: attach a section rather than an entire page, say what the screen does as well as how it looks, and treat the first result as a draft to correct in chat. Structure and hierarchy transfer well. Precise values do not.
Design tokens: because nothing reads your Figma file, tokens have to be handed over as text. Pasting your hex values, spacing scale and font sizes into the prompt is the difference between a screen that resembles the design and one that matches it.
Design systems: a set of components - buttons, inputs, modals, cards - can be generated from a description of the visual style plus reference images, then reused across the app. This is the most reliable use of the workflow, because it is checked once and applied everywhere.
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