The day we have been working toward is finally here. Esprit Code is now officially available.
When we published our first blog post, we promised to share all updates exclusively through this blog. True to that promise, we are excited to announce that Esprit Code has launched and is ready for you to use today.
From Announcement to Launch
A few months ago, we introduced Esprit Code as a tool designed to eliminate the most time-consuming step in web production: manually translating a finalized Figma design into HTML and CSS. Since then, we have been refining the conversion engine, stabilizing the platform, and preparing for this moment.
We set out with a clear goal: build a tool that meaningfully accelerates the early phase of web production, and get it into the hands of real users as quickly as possible. We are now at that point.
What You Can Do with Esprit Code Today
Connect your Figma account and instantly access your design files. Select any frame or set of frames for conversion. Review the generated HTML and CSS in the built-in code explorer before exporting. Download clean, structured code ready to use as a prototype or LP foundation.
The core features described in our previous posts are all live:
Auto Layout to CSS Flexbox conversion
Grid Layout to CSS Grid conversion
Alpha, Luminance, and Vector mask support
Gradient and blend mode preservation
Multi-frame export
Parallel image processing with real-time progress updates
Who Should Try It First
Esprit Code is built for web directors, designers, and front-end developers who regularly move designs from Figma into code. If you have ever spent hours on initial HTML markup that could have been generated in seconds, this tool was built for you.
Our initial goal is straightforward: we want a small group of early users to put Esprit Code through its paces with real projects. Your experience and feedback during this early phase will directly shape how the tool evolves.
Pricing
Esprit Code is available on a subscription basis with four plans to match different levels of usage.
The Free plan allows 5 conversions per month at no cost, making it easy to try the tool without any commitment.
The Starter plan ($10/month) provides 30 conversions per month, suited for individual designers or directors working on regular projects.
The Pro plan ($25/month) offers 100 conversions per month for developers and teams handling consistent production workloads.
The Power plan ($100/month) covers 500 conversions per month for high-volume production environments.
All paid plans are also available at a 20% discount with annual billing.
At this stage, all plans share the same core feature set. The difference is simply in the number of conversions available each month. As we grow and add functionality, plan differentiation will evolve accordingly.
A Note on What to Expect
We want to be straightforward about what Esprit Code is and is not.
It is a tool for accelerating the initial coding phase. It generates a solid HTML/CSS foundation from your Figma design, eliminating the repetitive groundwork that consumes hours of development time.
It is not a tool for producing final, production-ready applications without developer involvement. Responsive breakpoints, JavaScript interactivity, and backend integration are outside its scope by design. The output is a clean starting point, not a finished product.
We covered this in detail in our earlier posts, and we believe this honest framing is important. The tool delivers real value within that scope, and we would rather set accurate expectations than overpromise.
What Comes Next
We are launching with a focused feature set and a commitment to stability. From here, our roadmap is driven by user feedback. If there are Figma features you need better support for, edge cases you encounter, or workflow improvements you would find valuable, we want to hear from you.
Updates, new features, and any changes to the platform will continue to be announced here on this blog.
Get Started
Visit espritcode.com to create your account. The Free plan requires no payment information, so you can explore the tool immediately.
If you have questions about how Esprit Code handles specific Figma features, the best practices guide in our previous post is a good starting point. You are also welcome to reach out through the contact form on the site.
Thank you for following along since our first post. We are glad to have reached this point, and we are looking forward to seeing what you build with Esprit Code.