Prompt
Convert this design system into an AI prompt that will generate prototypes matching the system exactly.
Design System Documentation:
[Paste design system docs, tokens, component library, or design files]
Target AI Tool: [v0 / UX Pilot / ChatGPT / Claude / etc.]
Provide:
1. Design System Summary
- Color palette (with hex codes)
- Typography system (fonts, sizes, weights, line heights)
- Spacing scale (padding, margins, gaps)
- Border radius values
- Shadow/elevation system
- Component patterns
2. AI Prompt Structure
- System/role definition
- Design system constraints
- Component specifications
- Style requirements
- Brand guidelines
3. Complete AI Prompt
- Ready-to-use prompt
- Includes all design tokens
- Specifies component patterns
- Defines style constraints
- Includes examples
4. Component-Specific Prompts
- Button component prompt
- Input component prompt
- Card component prompt
- Navigation component prompt
- [Other key components]
5. Usage Instructions
- How to use the prompt
- What to modify for different screens
- How to maintain consistency
- Tips for best results
6. Validation Checklist
- How to verify AI output matches design system
- Common mismatches to watch for
- What to adjust if output doesn't match
Format as ready-to-use AI prompts with clear instructions for maintaining design system consistency.How to use
- 01
Gather your design system documentation: This can be from Figma (using the Figma MCP prompt), screenshots, design tokens JSON, or your existing design system docs
- 02
If using Figma: First use the "Extract Design System Using Figma MCP" prompt to get all your design tokens, then use this converter on the extracted output
- 03
Replace [Paste design system docs] with your actual design system content. Include: color palette with hex codes, typography (fonts, sizes, weights), spacing scale, component patterns
- 04
Specify your target AI tool: Replace [v0 / UX Pilot / ChatGPT / Claude / etc.] with your specific tool (e.g., "v0", "Claude Code", "Cursor")
- 05
Paste the modified prompt into your preferred AI tool, like Claude or ChatGPT
- 06
Review the generated AI prompt: It will create a reusable prompt you can use to generate any component matching your design system
- 07
Test the generated prompt: Use it to create a simple component first (like a button) to verify it matches your design system before building complex screens
Tips
- Include exact hex codes for colors - AI tools need precise values to match your brand
- Provide examples of existing components: "Our buttons look like [description or screenshot]" helps the AI understand your patterns
- The converted prompt is reusable - save it and use it for all future prototypes to maintain consistency
- For code-based tools (v0, Cursor): The prompt will include design tokens as CSS variables or Tailwind config
- Test with one component first, then expand to full pages once you've verified the prompt works