Introduction

UiChemy turns Figma designs, client briefs, prompts, and AI builds into real, editable WordPress pages. Everything lands in Elementor, Gutenberg, or Bricks.

UiChemy brings your Figma design, client brief or prompt, or a site prebuilt with an AI tool like Claude or Cursor directly into WordPress. You can also start from nothing: describe what you want, and AI writes real HTML, CSS, and JS straight onto the page.

Either way, you get editable pages inside the builder you already use: Elementor, Gutenberg, or Bricks. Your colors, typography, spacing, and responsive settings come through as real WordPress styles you can keep working on.

Where are you starting from?

Not sure which fits you? Where do I start? compares all four in one page.

Composer

Composer isn't a separate app, it's a widget you add to a page right inside your builder's own editor. As soon as you add it, a side panel opens with three tabs, AI Chat, Editor, and Code. On Elementor, your conversions arrive as a Composer ready to refine, and if you started by describing what you want, that's the same panel you were already working in. The same Theme Builder, Global Style, dynamic data, and forms tools apply.

Native, editable output

Your output is native and editable, never a flat export or a locked image. On Elementor it becomes a Composer you refine visually, in code, or by describing the change to AI. On Gutenberg and Bricks it becomes blocks and elements.

Why use Composer?

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