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How We Generate UI Components with AI

Behind every generated component is a structured workflow that combines prompts, design rules and reusable patterns. Here's how it works.

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"Make a slider with two labels at the corners" sounds simple. Turning that sentence into a component that fits your system takes more than a single prompt.

1. Start from Your Tokens

Generation never starts from a blank canvas.

Before anything is drawn, Systemizy reads your workspace tokens — colors, type scale, spacing, radii — so every value in the result already belongs to your system.

2. Patterns Before Pixels

Your existing components are the best reference.

The generator looks at how your buttons, inputs and cards are built — their properties, states and naming — and follows the same patterns for the new component.

3. Structured Output

The result is a real component, not a flat picture.

It comes with auto layout, variants for size and state and properties named the way your team names them.

4. You Stay in Control

Every generated component arrives as a suggestion.

Accept it, decline it or ask for changes in plain English. Nothing enters your library until you approve it.

5. Export When Ready

Approved components sync to Figma with one click, together with any new tokens they introduced.

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