Design to code · AI UI generator

Turn a prompt into production-ready code

Starry is an AI UI generator that turns a sentence into an editable, auto-layout interface — then exports clean React (JSX) and HTML your project actually owns. Describe, generate, ship.

See how Starry compares to Figma, Stitch & Sketch →

Prompt to UI

From sentence to shipping code in three steps

01

Describe it

Tell Starry what you need in plain language — "a settings page with a profile section and a danger zone" — no canvas, no components to place by hand.

02

Generate it

Starry produces an editable, auto-layout UI on a smart canvas. Refine with more prompts or edit directly — the design system stays consistent.

03

Ship it

Export production-ready React (JSX) or HTML. The code matches the canvas pixel-for-pixel and drops straight into your codebase — no lock-in.

Built for the design-to-code loop

Everything you need to go from idea to code

AI-Driven Canvas (ACP)

Powered by the Agent Client Protocol. Chat directly with the canvas — Starry reads, writes, and generates auto-layout design systems from natural language.

Export React (JSX) & HTML

Pixel-perfect layout, spacing, and style tokens transfer exactly as designed. The output is clean, readable code your project owns.

MCP for your editor

Starry speaks Model Context Protocol natively. Connect Cursor, Claude Code, or Codex and turn prompts into precise UI code without leaving your editor.

Figma import

Import native .fig files — artboards, text, components, and styles move over intact. Keep designing in Figma, generate code in Starry.

Real output

One prompt, a component you can ship

export default function PricingCard() {
<section className="grid grid-cols-3 gap-4">
  <article className="rounded-lg border p-4">
    <h3>$0</h3>
    <ul><li>auto-layout</li><li>tokens</li></ul>
  </article>
  <article className="rounded-lg border-2 border-[#00a737] p-4">
    <strong>$29/mo</strong>
    <button className="btn-primary">Get started</button>
  </article>
</section>
Generated by Starry · React (JSX) + Tailwind
What teams build

From one sentence to a shippable interface

SaaS & web app UI

Settings pages, CRUD screens, forms — generated and exported to React in minutes.

Marketing landing pages

Describe the page, export clean HTML, and publish — no handoff bottleneck.

Dashboards & admin

Tables, cards, and charts laid out automatically from a short brief.

Mobile screens

Login, e-commerce, onboarding flows generated as editable UI.

Design systems

Generate a consistent component library from natural language.

Rapid prototypes

Validate an idea fast: prompt → interface → code, all in one tool.

Design to code, answered

Frequently asked questions

Design to code is the workflow of turning a design — a prompt, a sketch, or a Figma file — into real, shippable front-end code. Starry does this natively: you describe an interface in plain language and it generates an editable UI, then exports clean React (JSX) and HTML that matches the canvas pixel-for-pixel.

Yes. Describe the screen you want — its layout, sections, and content — and Starry generates an editable, auto-layout UI, then exports production-ready React (JSX) code. The generated code uses Tailwind utility classes and is structured so your team can pick it up immediately.

Yes. Starry exports both React (JSX) and HTML. HTML output uses Tailwind utility classes (via CDN) with inline CSS fallback, so a single prompt can produce a working web page or a React component from the same canvas.

An AI UI generator creates user-interface layouts and components from natural-language prompts instead of manual dragging. Starry is an AI UI generator built for production: the output is real, editable design-system components, not just static mockups, and it ships clean React or HTML your project owns.

Yes. Starry's exports are plain React (JSX) and HTML with Tailwind — no proprietary runtime, no lock-in. You can edit the code in any editor, commit it to your repo, and the canvas stays in sync both ways.

Yes. Starry imports native .fig files — artboards, text, components, and styles move over intact. You can keep designing in Figma and use Starry to turn those files into production code, or generate new UI and sync it back.

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