Figma to code
Build it to the Figma.
Prove it matches.
Set a Figma export as your story’s baseline. UI Verify shows exactly where your render differs from the design, and your coding agent fixes it until it matches.
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How it works
From a frame in Figma to a page that matches it, and stays that way.
Export the frame from Figma
Select the frame and export it as a PNG at 1x. Or skip this step: with the Figma MCP connected, your agent pulls it straight from the link.
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Pricing
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Export
Set it as the story's baseline
Drop the PNG into your Storybook assets and point the story at it with baselineImage. The story carries its own design, no IDs to look up.
export const Pricing: Story = {
parameters: {
uiVerify: {
// the Figma frame, exported as a 1x PNG
baselineImage: "design/pricing.png",
},
},
};Build and upload
Build Storybook and upload it with the uiverify CLI, the same command you already run in CI. UI Verify renders the story in a real browser and compares it to the design.
See exactly where it differs
Every area where the render is off is highlighted and cropped side by side with the design: type that is too small, padding that is too wide, a card that sits a few pixels over.
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Fix it and upload again
Your agent, or you, fixes what the diff points at and uploads again. Each round, the difference shrinks, until only anti-aliasing is left.
Pixels that differ from the design
Accept, and it stays matched
When it matches, accept. The accepted render becomes the story's baseline, so every pull request after that is checked against it. A new export from the designer takes over again.
The design is the baseline
ChangedEvery upload of the story is compared to pricing.png until the render matches it.
You accept the matching render
PassedIt becomes the baseline. Every pull request after that is checked against it.
The designer updates the frame
ChangedA new export takes over again, and the page is checked against the new design.
UI Verify shows where. Your agent works out why.
UI Verify does not label what is wrong. It shows exactly where your render and the design differ. Your coding agent looks at those images with its own vision, decides what to change, and checks again.
UI Verify
- Renders your story in a real browser
- Diffs it against the design, pixel by pixel
- Crops each area that differs so it can be read up close
Your agent
- Pulls those crops as images over the UI Verify MCP
- Looks at them and works out what is off
- Changes the code and uploads again
Good to know
Storybook today
Set parameters.uiVerify.baselineImage on any story. The PNG ships inside your Storybook build.
Dynamic content
Mark a video, an animation, or live data with data-uiverify-ignore and it is blanked on both images.
Fonts
Ship the design's font files with Storybook, or every line of text will differ.
Try it on your next page
Install the skill, hand your agent the Figma link, and let it close the gap.
npx skills add uiverify/uiverify --skill implement-figma-design# then invoke it
/implement-figma-design