A lightweight Figma exporter that packages selected frames, assets, variables, and instructions into a cleaner handoff for LLMs and developers.
Not a magic design-to-code button. Just a cleaner handoff.
One frame, a full screen, or multiple frames and components.
Previews, JSON, SVG assets, prompts, and a real entry file.
Helpful for ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, Bolt, or a developer handoff.
Enough structure to reduce guessing.
export-root/ START_HERE.md package-manifest.json task-prompt.md visual-reference/ selected-frame@2x.png source-data/ project.json variables.json components.json styles.json rendering-plan.json export-quality.json assets/ svg/ manifest.json icon-name.svg html-scaffold/ index.html styles.css qa/ visual-checklist.md known-risks.md update-mode.md
The entry point. It tells the model what to open first.
Defines the goal, selection type, and implementation path.
PNG previews used as visual truth during implementation.
Real icons and vectors, exported with a manifest.
The selected mode changes the prompt and handoff files.
Generate a fresh implementation from the selected frame.
Keep the current codebase and focus on visual fixes.
Send a newer export into an existing LLM conversation.
Generate a review without building UI code.
Package the selection for a human developer or coding agent.
A short workflow for a better handoff.
Choose a frame, component set, or multiple frames.
Tell the exporter what kind of handoff you need.
Get the ZIP with references, assets, prompts, and QA files.
Start from START_HERE.md and continue from there.
Good for rebuilds, patches, audits, and cleaner developer handoff.
Turn a frame into a fresh front-end starting point.
Patch an existing UI without throwing away the codebase.
Export states, icons, and variables with more context.
Review structure, naming, assets, and implementation risk.
Attach a newer export without restarting from zero.
Share a cleaner package than a screenshot alone.
Short answers for the practical questions.
Not exactly. It creates a cleaner local handoff package for LLMs and developers. The HTML scaffold is a helper, not production code.
Yes. Export the ZIP, upload it, and ask the model to start from START_HERE.md.
Yes. It supports frames, component sets, variants, icon sets, and mixed selections.
It tells the model this is an update to existing work, not a brand new task.
A screenshot shows the look. The export adds structure, assets, instructions, and intent.
Use Frame Exporter when you need a more reliable handoff from Figma into an LLM or developer workflow.