Plasmic
Visual front-end builder that integrates with existing codebases.
What is Plasmic?
Try PlasmicPlasmic is a visual front-end builder for creating custom web app and front-end experiences. Browse and share high-quality templates and components, and customize responsive layouts with interactions. Plasmic is designed to fit into real development workflows, including using a Figma plugin and integrating with existing codebases through generated components.
What does Plasmic do for web app development?
Plasmic helps you build front-end experiences by creating UIs from customizable components and templates. You can design responsive layouts and add interactivity, then connect the results to your development workflow without relying on a walled garden.
Can teams collaborate on Plasmic projects without losing control of the codebase?
Plasmic supports real-time collaboration, including workflows like branching and merging. This is intended to let non-developers iterate on the UI while developers maintain control over application infrastructure.
How do Plasmic templates and components work?
You can start from templates and customizable components, then refine them for your specific use case. Plasmic also includes a growing library of reusable items and a community where creators can share their components and templates.
How does Plasmic help with design-to-development from Figma?
Plasmic includes a Figma plugin and supports importing Figma designs, helping you turn designs into React code in Plasmic. It also supports richer UI behaviors like variants and dynamic values so the output goes beyond static layouts.
Does Plasmic require a credit card, and is there a free plan?
Plasmic offers a free plan with no credit card required and unlimited time. This lets you try templates and the builder workflow before committing to paid options.
Can I use Plasmic with my own infrastructure instead of only its hosted app?
Yes. You can host on Plasmic and deploy quickly, or host the app yourself on your own infrastructure, including embedding into existing apps.