Start by opening your design file in Figma, Adobe XD, or Sketch and installing the Locofy plugin. In the plugin, select the frames you want to convert. Locofy reads the design structure and turns layers into responsive components with proper styling.

Choose your target framework before generating. Locofy outputs code for React, Next.js, Vue, and other popular frameworks, so you get code that fits the stack your team already uses. You can also select options like responsive behavior and accessibility to match your standards.

After generating, review the code in the Locofy web editor. The LoCo AI agent can clean up and optimize the output, fixing naming, removing duplication, and improving the structure so the code is easier to maintain and read.

Export the code and bring it into your project. Because it is real HTML and CSS mapped to the right components, it integrates cleanly with your build process instead of existing as a locked-in export. Developers can then focus on logic and features rather than basic markup.

For teams looking to cut design-to-code time dramatically, Locofy is a powerful asset. It is especially useful for launching web apps quickly from prototypes and keeping the visual design faithful to the original mockup.