brono.ai brings AI-generated UI directly into Figma with code.to.design

Product designers have a new superpower. brono.ai is an AI design tool that takes you from a text prompt to a fully structured, production-ready UI — complete with hi-fi screens, wireframes, multi-flow diagrams, and even UX audits with predictive heatmaps. It’s trusted by teams at Apple, IBM, and Scale AI.

What makes brono stand out isn’t just the generation quality — it’s how seriously they treat the handoff. And that’s exactly why they integrated our code.to.design API to power their Figma export.

Why a “copy to Figma” feature is harder than it sounds

Exporting AI-generated UI to Figma isn’t a solved problem. Most tools either dump a flat image, or produce chaotic layers that nobody wants to touch. Getting structured, editable Figma layers from HTML requires a reliable code-to-Figma API that understands layout, hierarchy, and component structure.

That’s what code.to.design is built for. Our API converts HTML and CSS into proper Figma nodes — with real layers, auto-layout, and styles — so what lands in Figma is actually usable, not just a screenshot dressed up as a design file.

From AI prompt to editable Figma file

With brono’s new export flow powered by our API, designers can go from prompt to Figma-ready design without touching a single layer manually. Generate a screen in brono, hit “copy for Figma”, paste into Figma with Cmd+V — and pick up right where the AI left off.

This is exactly the kind of workflow our code-to-Figma API was built for: bridging the gap between generated or coded interfaces and the design tools teams actually work in.

Give it a try!

If you’re looking to bring AI-generated UI into Figma with clean structure and editable layers, brono.ai is well worth exploring.

And if you’re building a tool that could benefit from a Figma import API, check out code.to.design.