Locofy turns finished designs into frontend code. Designers and developers work in Figma, Penpot or Adobe XD, tag interactive elements with the Locofy plugin, and receive code for React, React Native, Next.js, Angular, Vue, Gatsby, Flutter, HTML-CSS, SwiftUI or Compose. The conversion runs on Locofy's own Large Design Models, which are trained on millions of designs and combine multimodal and heuristic approaches rather than relying on a general-purpose language model.
Frontend developers who spend days rebuilding layouts from mockups are the core audience, along with product teams, startup founders who have designs but no engineers, and agencies that ship client interfaces on tight timelines. Design system owners can import their own components and libraries such as Material UI, Bootstrap, Ant Design or Chakra so the output matches existing code. Enterprises get SOC2 and ISO certification, SAML SSO, and deployment choices that range from shared cloud to dedicated private cloud or self-hosted on-premise.
Typical workflows start in Figma, generate reusable components with props, then pull the result into VS Code or push it to GitHub through the CLI and extension. Teams building on top of AI coding assistants use the Locofy MCP so tools like Cursor and Windsurf start from accurate UI code instead of a rough guess at the layout. Agent Mode lets a developer add logic through prompts, and a live prototype can be shared for feedback before launch. Customer stories cite an agency with over 100 developers saving about 90% of frontend time and a 40-plus page app delivered in under two weeks.
