Turn Figma designs, screenshots, website references or prompts into editable HTML and React applications.
Anima is a design-aware AI platform for turning visual and product context into working interfaces. Users can begin with a Figma file, screenshot, website reference, existing code or a text prompt. The resulting application remains editable, giving designers and developers a way to move from a visual idea to code that can be refined and handed off.
The platform supports HTML and React output with choices such as JavaScript or TypeScript and different styling approaches. Figma conversion carries design structure, assets and visual detail into the generated interface. Website import can bring multiple pages into an editable project, while image input provides a starting point from a screenshot or mockup.
Brand and design-system context can guide a project through components, website references or a Design.md file. Users can continue refining the application in the browser, preview changes, restore versions and then publish or export the result. Database and authentication capabilities are also presented as part of the app-building workflow.
Anima's MCP connection exposes its app environment to coding agents, including access to design and project context. An API and SDK are available for organisations integrating code generation into another product. These routes complement the interactive web environment and Figma plugin rather than requiring every user to build a custom integration.
The free plan provides a limited allowance for chat, imports and code generation. Paid plans increase access, while Enterprise adds organisational features such as SSO and service arrangements. API access is requested through the company.
Anima is useful for creating a first implementation of a designed interface and continuing the design-development conversation in a running application. The generated code should still be assessed against the project's interaction, accessibility and maintenance requirements before production use, particularly when it is being incorporated into an existing application.
The choice of input affects what the first application contains. A detailed Figma design gives the tool an existing layout to follow, while a prompt leaves more decisions to the generation process. Teams can improve continuity by supplying the appropriate visual references and components at the start. The browser preview then provides a shared object for discussion, allowing design changes to be evaluated in a working interface before the implementation is exported or developed further.
The official Chrome extension can capture an entire page or individual interface elements and bring them into Anima Playground for further editing. This offers another starting point when the team is working with an existing interface rather than a Figma file.
