Analyze this UI design and generate a production-ready React component: Requirements: - TypeScript with proper interface for props - Semantic HTML elements (header, nav, main, section, article, etc.) - Tailwind CSS utilities (no custom CSS) - Responsive: mobile-first with sm:, md:, lg: breakpoints - Accessibility: aria-labels, roles, alt text, focus states - Modern React: functional component, proper hooks usage Structure the component with: 1. Props interface at the top 2.…
Prebuilt workflow · Design → code
Component Extractor
Turn a UI design into a typed React component — plus a Storybook story to document it.
· You bring UI design· Component.tsx· stories.tsx
A real run, unedited2 generations · $1.11 of walletBrand and inputs are fictional, made in Vmotif · 2026-09-24
What came back
Straight off the canvas.
Everything below is what this run returned, untouched.
- Component.tsxtsx
import React, { useMemo, useState } from 'react'; import { Trail, DayMileage } from './types'; import { trails as defaultTrails, weeklyMileage as defaultMileage } from './data'; import Sidebar from './Sidebar'; import TrailCard from './TrailCard'; import TrailDetailPanel from './TrailDetailPanel'; import { SearchIcon, PinIcon, ChevronDownIcon } from './Icons'; export interface FernwayDashboardProps { trails?: Trail[]; mileage?: DayMileage[]; location?: string; onSendToWatch?: (trailId: string) => void; } - Component.stories.tsxtsx
import type { Meta, StoryObj } from '@storybook/react'; import { fn } from '@storybook/test'; import { TrailsDashboard } from './TrailsDashboard'; import { sampleTrails, sampleWeeklyMileage } from './data'; const meta: Meta<typeof TrailsDashboard> = { title: 'Fernway/TrailsDashboard', component: TrailsDashboard, tags: ['autodocs'], parameters: { layout: 'fullscreen', docs: { description: { component: 'Route discovery dashboard showing quiet trails, filters, a detail panel with elevation profile and weekly mileage.' } }, }, args: {
How it runs
One stage, all at once.
What each stage reads, what it makes and what it cost on this run. Steps inside a stage don’t wait on each other, so they run side by side.
- 01
Extract Component & Generate Story
Reads your inputsMakes 2 files
From your agent
Or let your agent run it.
This run went through the Vmotif MCP server, the way Claude Code, Cursor or any MCP client drives it: seed the canvas, fill the inputs, run the graph.
create_canvas({ premade_workflow_id: "component-extractor" })
update_canvas({ canvas_id, updates: [/* your inputs */] })
run_workflow({ workflow_id: canvas_id })MCP docs More in Design → code
Drop in a screenshot, a live URL, or a brand reference and get production-ready front-end code back.
UI Component ExtractorPull every button, card, and form input out of a screenshot as composable React components with all states.In — UI screenshotOut — Button.tsx · Card.tsx · FormInputs.tsxApp ScreensFrom one brand reference, render live, on-brand HTML screens side by side — landing, pricing, and dashboard.In — Brand referenceOut — Landing · Pricing · DashboardWireframe FlowPaste a full product or UX brief and get a connected board of low-fidelity wireframe screens — sitemap first, then one grayscale wireframe per screen.In — Product / UX briefOut — sitemap.md · Wireframe boardAnimation CapturePoint it at any live site, capture the motion, and reverse-engineer it into a Framer Motion component and CSS.In — Live URLOut — analysis.md · Animated.tsx · animation.css

