What it does
Video to UI transforms screen recordings into actionable design assets and code. Unlike static screenshots, it extracts every frame from videos, analyzes them in parallel, and synthesizes the full design system—including transitions, micro-animations, hover states, and scroll-triggered reveals that vanish in still images.
How it works
Point the skill at any screen recording (Figma prototypes, app demos, marketing videos, Loom clips) and choose your output format. The skill extracts frames, reads them in parallel using disposable subagents, and produces either a design analysis report, concrete code edits for existing files, or a complete runnable React scaffold.
Use cases
- Design audit: Get a markdown report of the design system—palette in hex, type scale, spacing rhythm, component styles, iconography
- Code alignment: Compare recordings against your codebase and get a diff list of edits (
replace --button-radius 4px → 8px in Button.tsx) - Rapid prototyping: Generate a Vite + React + TypeScript + Tailwind + Framer Motion scaffold in seconds, complete with mock API timing that mimics the video
- Motion documentation: Capture timing, pacing, and animation sequences that survive in video but disappear in screenshots
Who benefits
Product designers, UX engineers, and design systems maintainers who need to move faster—especially when auditing external designs, rebuilding from video references, or documenting motion and interaction timing.