MarkupGen for Marketing Teams

The campaign is ready. The page isn't.

The design is signed off, the launch date is fixed, and the page still needs to go from Figma into something that actually renders in a browser. On most teams that means a dev ticket — and a dev ticket means waiting for whatever sprint has room for "one more landing page," even though nothing about the page is technically hard.

MarkupGen's Figma to HTML converter closes that gap without adding a step to your design process.

From Figma frame to live page, same afternoon

1. Export the approved frame. Run the companion Figma plugin on the design your team already finalized — structure, copy, images and styles come across as-is.
2. AI builds the page. It turns the actual layout into HTML/CSS (or React, or Tailwind, if that's what your site runs on) — Auto Layout becomes Flexbox, resizing constraints become responsive breakpoints, automatically.
3. Adjust copy and images yourself. Fix a headline, swap a hero image, tweak spacing — all in an in-app visual editor, no code required.
4. Export and ship. Hand the package to whoever hosts your site, or drop it straight into your CMS template.

No back-and-forth explaining spacing values or brand colors to a developer who's context-switching from something else entirely.

Built for one-off pages, not a full rebuild

Campaign landing pages, product launch microsites, event pages, A/B test variants — this is exactly the kind of page that's fully designed in Figma already and doesn't need a custom back end. MarkupGen turns that design into a real page instead of a set of instructions someone else has to interpret. The same workflow also covers generating and test-sending email marketing HTML, for campaigns that live in the inbox instead of a browser tab.

The output is clean, semantic HTML by default — which also means the page is SEO-ready the moment it ships, without a separate clean-up pass before it goes live.

Test it before it's public

Every export comes with an automatic quality score, so you know whether the page is ready to publish or needs another pass — before it's live, not after someone on the team spots a broken layout on mobile.

Try it on your next campaign

Next time a landing page design lands in your inbox, skip the ticket. Start free and turn the Figma file into a working page in minutes — see how fast in the fast landing pages walkthrough.