MarkupGen for Agencies & Freelancers
Running an agency or freelance practice usually means several client projects at once, each with its own Figma file and its own deadline. Hand-coding every one of them from scratch is where margin quietly disappears — hours spent measuring spacing and rebuilding layouts that were already fully specified in the design.
The bottleneck between "approved" and "live"
A client signs off on a Figma design, and then the real work starts: translating it into markup, checking it against every breakpoint, and making sure nothing drifted from the file the client already saw. None of that is creative work. It's the part of the project clients never see and rarely want to pay extra for — yet it can eat as much time as the design phase itself.
From approved design to working code, faster
MarkupGen is built to close that gap. Export the approved frame from Figma with the companion plugin, and its structure, styles and images land directly in your workspace — nothing re-created by hand. From there, AI builds HTML and CSS from the actual structure and styling of the design, including mapping Figma's Auto Layout (direction, gap, padding, alignment) to an equivalent CSS Flexbox structure, and generating responsive breakpoints automatically from the file's resizing constraints. You then refine content, fonts and layout visually in an in-app editor before exporting the final code package — with each export scored automatically so you can gauge whether it's ready to hand off.
The output is clean by default: no unnecessary nested <div>s, semantic HTML with a proper heading hierarchy — which also means the pages you ship are SEO-ready without extra clean-up work.
Each client's work stays in your workspace
Agencies handle confidential client work, and that shouldn't be a reason to avoid tools like this. Every project you import stays private to your own workspace — MarkupGen only accesses the frames you explicitly bring in, and doesn't use private designs to train models for other customers.
Match the output to each client's stack
Not every client site is built the same way. Depending on what you're handing off, choose:
- Vanilla HTML/CSS — for static sites or no-build-step projects.
- Tailwind CSS — utility classes for teams already working in that system.
- React — components ready to drop into an existing app.
You pick the format per export, so one workspace can serve a WordPress-bound client and a React app client without any extra tooling.
Try it before you commit budget
MarkupGen has a free plan, so you can run a real client frame through the workflow before deciding whether it fits your process — no hidden fees, cancel anytime. As the number of projects and exports grows, paid tiers scale with you.
More time for the work clients actually pay for
Every hour not spent manually translating a design into markup is an hour you can put toward the custom interactions, edge cases and polish that clients notice — or toward taking on the next project. If you want to see the full workflow in detail first, our step-by-step Figma-to-HTML guide walks through it.
Ready to try it on a real client file? Start free and export your first page in minutes.