A detailed guide on harnessing the power of AI to analyse images, convert them into HTML/Tailwind CSS code, and import them directly into Figma as vector layers via the .h2d intermediate format.
Converting directly from a screenshot to editable layers in Figma can save hours of redesigning from scratch. This process uses the power of AI to "read" images and conversion tools to import data into Figma.
This process is based on the principle: Image → HTML/Tailwind CSS → Intermediate file (.h2d) → Figma Layers.
Use AI tools (such as Claude 3.5 Sonnet, GPT-4o or Gemini) to convert the image into code.
.html file on your computer.You need to install an extension to "capture" data from the browser.
Since we will open the HTML file directly from your computer (not from a web link), you need to grant permission to the extension:
chrome://extensions/.html file you created in Step 1.1920px (Desktop) and Light mode.Save .h2d file locally.Capture current page..h2d format downloaded to your computer..h2d file downloaded in Step 4 into the plugin window.Now, the entire original image has been transformed into Vector, Text, and Frame elements that are 100% editable in Figma.
Tip: If the layer structure is not well grouped, review the HTML code from Step 1. The cleaner the code, the easier the Figma file will be to manage!
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