How to Export Figma to HTML Using Anima Plugin
Figma is great for designing website prototypes, but you can't turn your designs into workable websites without code. Fortunately, there are helpful Figma plugins that can help you transform your designs into HTML, CSS, and React code that your developers can actually use. We will teach you how to get the HTML code for your Figma designs using two popular plugins (pxCode and Anima), as well as how to view CSS for individual elements using tools built right in to Figma.
1-Go to the Anima plugin installation page.
www.figma.com/.../Anima---Figma-to-HTML%2C-React...
2-Install the plugin. It's simple—just click the blue Install button, and then click Install plugin to confirm. When the installation is complete, the blue "Install" button will turn gray and say "Installed" instead.
3-Open your project in Figma. You can do so by clicking your profile photo or initial at the top-right, selecting Internal profile, and then clicking your project.
4-Create an Anima account. To export your code, you'll need to create an account with Anima so the plugin is ready to use.
5-Select the frame you want to export. For example, if you want the code for an entire page, select the frame around the page.
6-Open the Anima plugin. To do this, just re-open the Figma menu, select Plugins, and then click the Anima plugin. Now that you're signed into Anima, you'll see the Anima plugin window, which is open to the Prototype tab.
7-Click Get Code. It's the orange button at the bottom of the Get Code tab.
8-Create a new Anima project. To do this, just click Create new, type a name for the project in Anima, and then click Create project. This creates and automatically selects your new project.
9-Click the Sync & Get code button. It's near the bottom of the window. This syncs your design to Anima's web server and generates a code package for you to download.
10-Click Save to download your code. This saves the ZIP file containing your code to your computer.
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