Front-end code generation from designs, plus a free gallery of 20,000 UI examples
The gallery is the standout and it is genuinely free, which is unusual for something this useful. Twenty thousand categorised UI examples with copy-paste prompts that work in any coding agent is a real resource, and offering it unlocked is a smart top-of-funnel move rather than a bait. The core product sits in a competitive design-to-code space where output quality varies by design hygiene, so evaluate on your own Figma files rather than on demos. Credit-based pricing needs forecasting: 2,000 credits on Pro is meaningful only once you know your own consumption rate. Customer logos listed include large enterprises, though that is vendor-stated.
Kombai generates front-end code from Figma designs and UI references, and offers Kombai Gallery, a free library of 20,000 plus curated UI designs with copy-paste prompts for any coding agent.
Kombai works on the design-to-code problem, generating front-end implementations from Figma files and UI references rather than from text prompts alone. It indexes external and private packages so generated code uses the components a team actually has, and supports shared rules and design systems on team plans. Kombai Gallery, launched in September 2026, is the part worth noting even if you never buy the product. It is a free, browsable library of more than 20,000 curated web and mobile UI designs organised by component type, from dashboards and hero sections to footers, each with a live preview and a pre-filled prompt. Crucially the prompts are not locked to Kombai; you can paste them into Claude Code or Cursor, which makes the gallery useful as a general-purpose UI reference for anyone building with agents. Paid plans are credit-based: Free at 300 credits per month, Pro at 20 dollars for 2,000 credits with no AI training on your data and SOC 2 compliance, Team at 40 dollars per user adding shared credit pools and package indexing, and a custom Enterprise tier with SSO, SAML, and audit logs.
Kombai converts designs into front-end code and publishes a free library of 20,000 plus UI examples with prompts usable in any coding agent.
Kombai builds design-to-code tooling for front-end development and launched Kombai Gallery in September 2026 as a free UI reference library.
The vendor lists enterprise customer logos including Adobe, Microsoft, Deloitte, Intuit, BrowserStack, and ByteDance.
The product generates front-end code from Figma designs and UI references, indexes external and private packages so output uses real components, and supports shared rules and design systems on team plans.
Kombai Gallery provides more than 20,000 curated web and mobile UI designs by component type, each with a live preview and a pre-filled prompt compatible with Kombai, Claude Code, and Cursor.
Front-end developers and product teams working from Figma, plus any developer building UI with coding agents who needs concrete visual references.
Front-end developers implementing designs.
Engineering and design system leads.
Design-to-code and agent tooling communities.
A front-end team working from Figma with an established component library that wants generated code to use its own components.
Not stated on the vendor site; verify via public sources.
Yes. The gallery of more than 20,000 UI designs is free, described as free forever for agents and humans.
No. Each entry carries a prompt you can paste into Kombai, Claude Code, Cursor, or another coding agent.
Front-end code from Figma designs and UI references, using components from packages it has indexed.
By monthly credits, with a free tier at 300 credits, Pro at 20 dollars for 2,000 credits, and Team at 40 dollars per user.
The Pro tier and above state no AI training on your data.
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