How to Export Figma to HTML Using pxCode 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 Figma to HTML by pxCode plugin page.
www.figma.com/.../%F0%9F%9A%80-Figma-to-HTML-by...
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-Open the pxCode plugin. To do this, click the Figma menu (the "F" icon at the top-left corner of Figma), select Plugins, and then click the PxCode plugin.
5-Click the Export All Frame/Artboard button. This downloads the .pxcode file for your project.
6-Go to www.pxcode.io/ in your web browser. Now that you have the necessary file from the plugin, you can import it into pxCode.
7-Create an account. You'll need an account to use pxCode, so click Get Started at the top-right to create one now.
8-Upload the .pxcode file to pxCode. After you watch the lesson, here's how you can add your own code:
Click the back button at the top-left to go to the list of lessons.
Click the back button again to go to All Projects.
Click the +New Project tile.
Drag the .pxcode file to the pink box, or click the box to select the file.
Click Create Project. Once created, you'll be taken to your project, which has no components yet.
9-Convert your design. Now that you've uploaded your .pxcode file, you'll need to convert it into an editable/exportable format. Here's how:
10-Click the Export Code button. It's in the upper-right corner of your project. After a few moments, you'll see the Code Export screen.
11-Click the HTML tab. It's the second tab at the top. Now you'll see the HTML for your design.
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