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Lovable + Builder.io

Turn Figma designs into full stack apps with AI

Design Tools
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No-Code

With Builder.io and Lovable, you can now turn Figma designs into functional full-stack applications that are pixel-perfect. Create everything from rapid prototypes to production-grade apps with custom backends from just designs and prompts.

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Hi all! I'm Steve, co-founder and CEO of Builder.io We're excited to introduce Builder's new native integration with Lovable. With it, you can now turn Figma designs into real pixel perfect apps in Lovable.dev (AI full-stack engineer) Quick step-by-step tutorial: 1. Make a design in Figma 2. Open the Builder.io plugin, select your design, and click "Export to code" 3. Click "Open in Lovable" 4. Continue iterating in Lovable by making prompts We're excited to go deeper here soon too, enabling you to even update your designs in Figma again, and push your design changes to your Lovable app in just another click. Seamless iterative design and development ftw. See more about the launch in our full blog post: https://www.builder.io/blog/lova... Please try it out and let us know how it goes!

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Congratulations on the launch of Lovable + Builder.io! Transforming Figma designs into full-stack applications with AI is a game-changer. What specific AI capabilities do you leverage to ensure pixel-perfect accuracy in transforming designs into functioning applications?

This is exactly what the no-code/low-code space needs! The ability to turn Figma designs directly into functional full-stack apps is a game-changer for product teams. Love how it maintains pixel-perfect accuracy while adding actual functionality. As someone who's worked with both designers and developers, this could really streamline the handoff process and reduce development time significantly. The AI-powered approach is particularly interesting - curious to see how it handles more complex use cases. Great integration between Builder.io and Lovable! 💪

Congratulations on the launch of Lovable + Builder.io! This integration addresses a significant challenge in translating design to development. How do you ensure that the generated applications maintain design fidelity across different devices and screen sizes?

Congratulations on the launch of Lovable and Builder.io! This solution addresses a significant challenge in bridging design and development. How do you ensure the generated applications maintain high performance and scalability as complexity increases?

@steve_sewell it's hard to decipher on y'all's site, but would this update also enable native mobile design + development? or are we constrained to only web experiences? thanks!

Great to see Lovable + Builder.io addressing the persistent gap between design handoff and development implementation, potentially saving countless hours of back-and-forth. What's your approach to handling responsive design requirements when converting Figma designs - does the AI auto-generate breakpoints or rely on predefined responsive patterns?

This has been great for me prototyping some app ideas! The native connection to Supabase is a huge plus for testing data flow into a warehouse. Keep up the great work!

I recommend this app as it really changes the way you develop! With Lovable and Builder.io, you can easily turn a design from Figma into full-fledged apps with perfect accuracy.

How much I wanted a proper tool to convert my designs to code. It's very useful if you are trying to fix those pesky layout issues and margins!

Being able to view the design in Lovable sounds super interesting, excited to play around with it! 🎉

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Huge congrats to both teams at @Lovable and @Builder.io! A missing link is no longer missing.