What is UiChemy?
UiChemy turns Figma designs, client briefs, and AI builds into native WordPress sites you can edit. Output lands in Elementor, Gutenberg, or Bricks as real blocks, not iframes or locked themes. It comes from POSIMYTH, a WordPress plugin maker, and claims more than 90,000 designers, freelancers, and agencies as users.
Top Features:
- Figma to WordPress: convert designs into responsive pages with every layer still editable.
- AI Website Creator: turn a prompt or client brief into a full branded site.
- Composer editor: write HTML, CSS, and JavaScript with AI inside your builder.
Use Cases:
- Agency handoffs: deliver sites clients can edit themselves, cutting small change requests.
- AI prototypes: move a Lovable, Bolt, or v0 prototype into real WordPress.
- Fast pitches: generate several site variations from a brief before client meetings.
Who Can Use UiChemy?
- Web designers: ship Figma work to WordPress without rebuilding sections by hand.
- Freelancers: take on more WordPress projects with less manual build time.
- Agencies: white-label the output and manage many client sites from one account.
Pricing
- Free ($0): 1,000 monthly credits, one Figma seat, one project, and five pages.
- Designer ($96 per year): 4,000 credits, extra Figma seats, and up to ten site projects.
- Studio ($312 per year): 12,000 credits, advanced GSAP motion, priority support, and bigger limits.
- Agency ($528 per year): 20,000 credits plus unlimited Figma seats, site projects, and pages.
Pros and Cons
Pros:
- Editable output: clients get native blocks they can change without a developer.
- Builder choice: works with Elementor, Gutenberg, and Bricks, so nothing new to learn.
- Global styles: change one style and every page using it updates at once.
Cons:
- WordPress only: teams on Webflow, Framer, or custom stacks get little value.
- Credit limits: lower plans cap credits, pages, and projects for growing agencies.
- Plan complexity: two plan families and early bird limits need careful comparison.
FAQs:
1) Which builders does UiChemy support?
It outputs native pages for Elementor, Gutenberg, and Bricks inside WordPress.
2) Is there a free plan?
Yes, the free forever plan includes 1,000 monthly credits and one project.
3) Can it import AI-built sites?
Yes, it moves Lovable, Claude, Bolt, v0, and Cursor builds into WordPress.
4) Is the output locked in?
No, you own real WordPress content, with no iframes or locked themes.
5) Is there an editor-only plan?
Yes, Composer-only plans start at five dollars monthly, with a $499 lifetime option.