MCP Figma to React Converter

The MCP Figma to React server tackles a common bottleneck in modern web development: translating visual designs into production‑ready code. Designers create assets in Figma, but hand‑coding those designs into React components is time‑consuming and error‑prone. This MCP server bridges that gap by exposing a set of tools that automatically fetch a Figma file, parse its component hierarchy, and emit clean TypeScript/React code styled with Tailwind CSS. Developers can therefore iterate on design changes directly in Figma and immediately see the corresponding React component updates, dramatically shortening the feedback loop.

At its core, the server offers a two‑stage workflow. First, it retrieves design data via the Figma API—project structure, component nodes, and style definitions. Next, it translates that data into reusable React components: each node becomes a functional component written in TypeScript, with Tailwind classes generated from the original Figma styles. Accessibility helpers are also injected to ensure that the output meets WCAG guidelines, giving developers a ready‑to‑use, standards‑compliant codebase. The entire process is exposed through MCP tools such as , , and the all‑in‑one .

Key capabilities include:

• Automatic Tailwind integration – styles are mapped to utility classes, eliminating the need for manual CSS writing.
• TypeScript support – components are typed out of the box, improving IDE experience and reducing runtime bugs.
• Accessibility enhancements – ARIA attributes and semantic markup are added automatically.
• File output automation – generated components can be written directly to a directory, ready for import into an existing codebase.
• Transport flexibility – the server can run over stdio or Server‑Sent Events (SSE), making it compatible with a wide range of AI assistant infrastructures.

Typical use cases span rapid prototyping, design‑driven feature development, and continuous delivery pipelines. For instance, a product owner can tweak a button in Figma; the MCP server pulls the updated design and regenerates the corresponding React component, which is then committed to version control. In CI/CD workflows, the tool can be invoked as a pre‑commit hook or part of an automated build step, ensuring that the UI layer always reflects the latest design specifications.

By integrating seamlessly with AI assistants via MCP, developers can ask their assistant to “convert this Figma file into a React component library” and receive fully functional code without manual intervention. The server’s modular toolset allows fine‑grained control—extract only the components you need, or run the full workflow in a single command. This combination of automation, type safety, and design fidelity makes MCP Figma to React a standout solution for teams that value speed, consistency, and collaboration across design and engineering.