AI Screenshot to Figma screen.to.design by superun — Convert Screenshots to Editable UI Components.

About this plugin

Convert any screenshot to Figma with AI.

screen.to.design turns screenshots of apps, websites, dashboards, or wireframes into real, editable UI components — with auto layout, structure, and clean layers.

What you can do with it

1. Convert screenshots to organized, editable UI instantly
2. Learn UI structure by clicking into generated components
3. Quickly mock redesigns, homework, and prototypes
4. Build your own design system from real app screens
5. Save hours of redrawing UI manually

Perfect for

1. Beginners learning Figma
2. Designers doing redesigns
3. PMs & engineers needing quick UI
4. Students working on assignments
5. Anyone rebuilding UI from screenshots

Fully free. Drop a screenshot → get clean Figma UI instantly.

formerly Screenshot to Design Component

New to Figma?

Our latest Figma Plugin AI Layout & Style Generator prompt.to.design by superun is the perfect next step.

prompt.to.design creates clean, editable Figma layouts using AI that understands your visual style.

Generate layouts, transfer styles, redesign specific regions, and smart-fill blank areas in one click.

Perfect for beginners, designers, and product teams who want fast, consistent UI creation.

Try things like:

1. AI Layout Generation — Kick Start layouts from prompts or image/doc references.
2. Style Transfer — Apply any frame’s color, type, and spacing to new layouts.
3. Partial Redesign — Highlight a region to reimagine while keeping the rest of the frame consistent.
4. Smart Fill — Fill empty areas with contextual content and structure.
5. Frame Redesign — Transform wireframes into refined screens with new tone or aesthetic.
6. Context-Aware Outputs — Automatically match your design system and visual rhythm.
7. Preview Before Applying — See results before inserting into canvas.
8. Beginner-Friendly — No coding, no setup — everything happens inside Figma.

It removes the stress of starting from a blank frame — pick a frame, type what you want, and it builds the first draft for you. Then you can tweak, undo, and experiment just like everyone learning design for the first time.

Try things like:

1. Generate layouts from a simple prompt
2. Use any frame as a style reference
3. Restyle a selected region without breaking your visual system
4. Preview results before applying

Want a bigger playground?

Explore superun.ai — experiment with styles, compare layouts, and learn design faster with more room to play.

Need help? Visit docs.superun.ai or join our Discord — we’re always here to help.

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