You already see the site in your head. WPCursor turns your vision into production HTML, CSS, and JavaScript — live on WordPress.
You can see the site. Every pixel, every transition, every hover state. It's in your head.
But between your vision and a live website sits a handoff. A developer who interprets your Figma file differently. A back-and-forth that takes weeks. A final result that's close but never quite right.
WPCursor removes the handoff. You describe the design. It builds the code. You see it live. You iterate until it matches your vision exactly.
Every design decision — spacing, color, typography, layout — expressed in conversation, built as production code.
"Navy gradient background, white headline 48px Inter Tight, 18px subtitle in 50% opacity, rounded CTA button in #2271B1 with arrow icon." That's a prompt. That's a built widget.
Define your brand: primary color, heading font, body font, spacing scale, border radius. Every widget inherits. Change the primary color — every button, accent, and link updates instantly.
Describe the mobile layout: "Stack the cards vertically, reduce the heading to 28px, hide the secondary CTA." WPCursor writes the media queries.
Import your Figma designs directly. WPCursor converts them to production Twig templates with scoped CSS. Your Figma file becomes a live WordPress widget.
Hover effects, scroll-triggered entrances, tab switching, accordion toggles. Describe the interaction — WPCursor writes the JavaScript.
Build reusable primitives: buttons, cards, badges, inputs. Use them across widgets with consistent sizing and styling. DRY design, enforced by code.
Skip Figma entirely. Open WPCursor and describe: "Hero section with a dark gradient, large serif headline, and two CTA buttons." See it live in seconds. Iterate: "Make the gradient more blue, reduce the padding, add a subtle entrance animation." Faster than pushing pixels.
Design in Figma as you always do. Import your frames into WPCursor. It converts your design to production code — HTML, CSS, responsive breakpoints — as a WordPress widget. No developer needed.
Start with theme tokens: colors, fonts, spacing. Then build components: buttons, cards, badges. Then compose widgets from components. Every page stays on-brand because the system enforces it.
WPCursor doesn't design for you. It doesn't suggest layouts or pick colors. It doesn't "AI generate" a generic template.
It builds exactly what you describe. No more, no less. The creative decisions are yours. The execution is instant.
You direct. It builds. The design-to-live gap closes to minutes.
10 free credits = one complete section built to your spec. See if the output matches your standards.