Turn Figma designs into production-ready React code with visual validation
CodeRio converts Figma designs into runnable React projects and validates visual accuracy through automated screenshots and comparisons.
Design-to-code tools are everywhere, but visual accuracy and engineering usability are still hard problems.
CodeRio is an open-source Figma-to-React automation tool that focuses on what happens after code generation.
Instead of stopping at static output, CodeRio runs the generated project, captures real screenshots, and compares them with the original Figma design. Visual differences are quantified, visual reports are generated, and the system can iteratively optimize layout and styles.
đź”— GitHub: https://github.com/MigoXLab/coderio/tree/main
đź‘€What CodeRio does
Extracts structured design information from Figma
Generates production-oriented React + TypeScript + Tailwind CSS projects
Runs a real dev server and captures page screenshots
Compares rendered pages with Figma designs using visual metrics
Produces interactive validation reports with heatmaps and accuracy scores
Supports checkpoint-based recovery for long or interrupted runs

👩‍💻Who it’s for
Frontend engineers who care about UI accuracy
Teams bridging design systems and real production code
Designers who want implementation results they can review visually
🚀Tech highlights
Multi-agent pipeline (design parsing, code generation, validation, optimization)
Visual comparison with pixel-level feedback
Fully runnable output, not just snippets
Open-source and extensible architecture
🌟Example Output


CodeRio is still evolving, but we believe design-to-code workflows should be auditable, testable, and engineering-friendly.
We’d love your feedback.
đź”— GitHub: https://github.com/MigoXLab/coderio/tree/main

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Hey Hunters! đź‘‹
We built CodeRio because design-to-code usually stops too early.
Generating code is only part of the problem — teams still spend a lot of time manually checking whether the UI actually matches the design.
So we added a visual validation step:
CodeRio runs the generated project, takes screenshots, compares them with the Figma design, and shows where things differ.
It’s open source and still early.
We’re especially interested in feedback from frontend engineers and design system teams.
Happy to answer questions 👇
Q: What frameworks are supported?
A: Currently React + TypeScript + Tailwind CSS. More frameworks are on the roadmap.
Q: Is this a Figma plugin?
A: No. CodeRio is a CLI-based tool that works with Figma API and local dev environments.
Q: Is it production-ready?
A: The output is runnable and engineering-oriented. Teams can adapt it to their own component libraries and workflows.