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speeds research with a vast, well-filtered UI library for benchmarking flows and patterns, ideal for inspiration and onboarding new features. For shipping from Figma, transforms designs into native apps with data binding and store-ready builds. Meanwhile, focuses on clean, responsive code generation (React/Next/HTML), accelerating frontend delivery with GitHub/VS Code integrations and reusable components.
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Frequently asked questions about Figma Plugins
Real answers from real users, pulled straight from launch discussions, forums, and reviews.
Locofy Pro can convert Figma screens into exportable React code and claims to generate scalable, maintainable code using its LDMs. Key points to know:
- Workflow: select screens, run the converter, review AI decisions, then sync/export to your repo.
- Responsiveness and interactions depend on how well your Figma is built (auto layout, fewer unnecessary groups).
- You can map your own components so states (hover, variants) are preserved — expect to connect or tweak custom component code.
If you already have a React codebase, Dualite can import it so you can start editing immediately.
Dualite can import static designs but not full, live interactive web pages with running behavior. Key points:
- What works: importing static frames/screens and importing codebases (React/Angular/Vue) from GitHub so you can edit the implementation.
- What doesn’t: you won’t get a live page with active interactions imported directly into editable Figma components.
- Workarounds: import frames one-by-one or pull the project’s code into the tool and recreate interactive states from there.
This approach keeps visuals editable; full live behavior typically needs a code import or manual recreation.










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