AI-native design tool

The AI design tool that ships code

Starry turns natural language into real, editable interfaces — then exports production-ready React (JSX) and HTML your project owns. Local-first, with Figma import and MCP for your editor.

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Why AI-native

Designed around prompts, not pixels

Start from words

No blank canvas, no component library to learn. Describe the interface and Starry builds it — then refine with more prompts.

Real, editable UI

Output is a live, auto-layout design system you can edit directly — not a static screenshot you have to rebuild.

Code you own

Export clean React (JSX) and HTML. No lock-in, no proprietary runtime — the canvas and code stay in sync.

Capabilities

An AI design tool that fits your stack

AI-Driven Canvas (ACP)

Powered by the Agent Client Protocol. Chat with the canvas and generate auto-layout design systems from natural language.

Export React (JSX) & HTML

Pixel-perfect production code, dropped straight into your project. Layout, spacing, and tokens transfer exactly.

MCP for your editor

Connect Cursor, Claude Code, or Codex. Turn prompts into precise UI code without leaving your editor.

Figma import & sync

Import native .fig files and keep designing where you already work. Starry turns them into code on demand.

Starry vs traditional tools

How an AI design tool changes the loop

Traditional design tools hand off static frames. Starry closes the loop: prompt → editable UI → production code, all in one place. See the full breakdown against Figma, Google Stitch, and Sketch.

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Who it's for

Built for teams that ship

Designers

Generate UI from a brief, then hand off real code instead of redlines.

Front-end engineers

Get clean React components from prompts and edit them in your own repo.

Indie makers

Go from idea to a working interface without learning a design canvas.

Product teams

Validate MVPs fast with prompt-generated screens and prototypes.

Agencies

Turn client briefs into deliverable UI and code in a single tool.

AI coding assistants

Starry's MCP server lets Cursor, Claude Code, and Codex read and write the canvas.

AI design tool, answered

Frequently asked questions

An AI design tool uses generative AI to create and edit user interfaces from natural-language prompts, rather than requiring you to place every element by hand. The best AI design tools go further than mockups — they produce real, editable components and export production code your project owns. Starry is built exactly for that.

Yes. Starry is an AI-native design tool: you describe an interface in plain language and it generates an editable, auto-layout UI on a smart canvas, then exports clean React (JSX) and HTML. It also connects to your editor via MCP so AI coding assistants can read and write the canvas.

If your stack is React, look for an AI design tool that exports clean, readable React (JSX) with Tailwind — not just images. Starry exports production-ready React (JSX) and HTML that matches the canvas pixel-for-pixel, so the generated code drops straight into your React project.

For UI generation and code handoff, an AI design tool like Starry can replace much of a Figma workflow. Starry also imports native .fig files, so you're never locked in — teams that need Figma's full design-review process can use both via Starry's Figma sync.

Starry can. It exports production-ready React (JSX) and HTML from the same canvas, with layout, spacing, and style tokens transferred exactly as designed. The code is plain and editable — no proprietary runtime, no lock-in.

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