Anima AI

Anima is an AI-powered design-to-code platform for product, design, and engineering teams. It converts Figma designs and public website URLs into editable frontend code and browser-based prototypes.

The platform includes a web Playground, a Figma plugin, code export, hosting, and collaboration features. Users can also modify generated projects through natural-language instructions or direct code editing.

Anima can import Figma frames and components, clone public websites, and generate frontend projects from supported inputs. It produces React or HTML output, with Tailwind and other styling options available in supported workflows.

The Playground supports live previews, screen flows, prompt-based changes, direct code editing, publishing, custom domains, built-in data connections, and user authentication for supported projects.

Anima also provides an API and SDK for automated code generation. The SDK supports Figma-to-code and website-to-code workflows, with configurable frameworks, styling methods, UI libraries, responsive settings, and asset handling.

Anima provides a free plan with five daily Playground chat messages, five Figma imports or website clones, and five Figma-plugin code generations. Paid plans are billed monthly or annually.

The current paid structure includes Pro, Business, and Enterprise plans. The official pricing page states that Enterprise starts at $500 per month when billed annually. Anima does not publicly display all Pro and Business prices in the available pricing documentation.

The API and SDK require contacting Anima for access. This functions as a free plan rather than a time-limited trial.

Pros:

• Supports both Figma-to-code and website-to-code workflows.
• Provides editable code rather than static visual exports.
• Includes a browser-based Playground for iterative prototyping.
• Offers GitHub and Figma integrations.
• Provides an API, SDK, and MCP-related tooling for automation.

Cons:

• Free usage limits code generations and daily chat activity.
• API access requires contacting Anima.
• Generated code may still require developer cleanup and refinement.
• Some third-party reviewers report mobile responsiveness and navigation issues.
• Public pricing is incomplete for some paid tiers.

Comparable products include Builder.io Visual Copilot for design-to-code workflows, Locofy for converting designs into frontend code, v0 for prompt-driven interface generation, and Lovable for AI-assisted application prototyping.

Anima is most differentiated when the starting point is an existing Figma design, website, or design system. Prompt-first builders may be better suited to users beginning without established visual designs.

What does Anima AI do?

Anima converts Figma designs, public website URLs, and supported prompts into editable frontend code and working web prototypes.

Does Anima require Figma?

No. Users can start with a public website URL or supported Playground workflow. Figma remains a central input for the plugin and design-to-code process.

Which frameworks and formats does Anima support?

Documented API options include React and HTML. Styling options include plain CSS, CSS modules, styled components, Tailwind, Sass, SCSS, and inline styles for supported workflows. The API also documents MUI, Ant Design, Radix, and shadcn UI options for React projects.

Does Anima have an API?

Yes. Anima provides an API and SDK for Figma-to-code and website-to-code generation. Access requires contacting Anima.

What integrations does Anima provide?

Official documentation lists Figma and GitHub integrations. Anima also provides API, SDK, MCP, and plugin-based workflows.

Is Anima free?

Anima has a free plan with usage limits. Enterprise pricing starts at $500 per month when billed annually, while public documentation does not show every Pro and Business price.