Magic Patterns turns a sentence into a real, shippable React + Tailwind component that matches your design system — not a wireframe, not a v0 sketch. Built for product teams who care what the work looks like.
v0 gives you a sketch. Magic Patterns gives you a component that ships. We compile against React 19 + Tailwind 4, match your tokens, respect your accessibility contract, and hand back code that goes straight into your repo — not a screenshot, not a CodeSandbox, not a hostage container.
// Generated from: "deal card, dark, hover lift, status pill"
import { cn } from "@/lib/utils"
import { Badge } from "@/components/ui/badge"
type Deal = { name: string; arr: number; stage: "closing" | "demo" | "legal" }
export function DealCard({ deal }: { deal: Deal }) {
return (
<article
className="group relative rounded-xl border border-cream/8
bg-surface/60 p-5 backdrop-blur-md transition
hover:border-cream/16 hover:-translate-y-0.5">
<header className="flex items-baseline justify-between">
<h3 className="text-sm font-medium tracking-tight">
{deal.name}
</h3>
<Badge tone={stageTone(deal.stage)}>
{deal.stage}
</Badge>
</header>
<p className="mt-2 font-mono tabular-nums text-2xl">
${fmt(deal.arr)}
</p>
</article>
)
}Magic Patterns is the AI design tool for teams that have to live with the output. The features below are the ones that actually show up in the pull request.
Drop a screenshot of your app, point us at your Tailwind config, or import your Figma library. Magic Patterns reads it, indexes 200+ tokens, and only outputs code that uses them.
Highlight a button. Say "make it tertiary." It changes. Every iteration is a real diff, versioned, branchable, restorable. The undo stack goes back to the prompt.
Connect GitHub, open a PR. Or pull straight to disk with the CLI. We never hold your code hostage in a hosted IDE you have to migrate out of later.
Most AI UI tools stop at "looks good in the canvas." Magic Patterns covers screenshot-to-code, design-system match, real-time co-edit, component variants, Storybook, and the handoff.
Drop a screenshot of Linear, Stripe, your competitor — Magic Patterns recreates it in your design system, not theirs.
This isn't a curated gallery. It's a snapshot of what shipped from the community in the last seventy-two hours — pulled live, rendered as real components.
v0 is fast. Bolt is full-stack. Figma + dev handoff is what you do now. Here's where Magic Patterns wins and where it doesn't.
The free plan is real. The paid plans cost less than one Figma seat. The enterprise plan exists because compliance teams want an invoice.
For tinkering, side projects, and the first Monday morning you want to use Magic Patterns at work.
For product teams shipping into a real codebase. Everything in Starter, plus the things that get you past your security team.
For teams over 50 seats, regulated industries, on-prem requirements, and procurement departments.
From the head of design at a public company to the solo founder who pre-sold her seed round on a Magic Patterns prototype.
"We replaced two design tickets per sprint with one prompt. The output looks like our design system because it is our design system — same tokens, same primitives, same a11y contract."
"v0 gave us a sketch. Bolt gave us a hostage container. Magic Patterns gave us a TSX file we could merge. That sentence is the entire product."
"Pitched a Tier 1 prospect with a working prototype on the second call. Closed two weeks later. The prototype was built in an hour the night before."
"I'm a one-person product team. Magic Patterns is what makes that possible without my Monday looking like a Figma graveyard by Friday."
"The screenshot-to-code feature is genuinely the most useful AI tool we've adopted this year. Whole flows in an afternoon — and they all match our DS."
"My favourite part is the part I don't notice — it just writes code that looks like what one of my engineers would have written."
The free plan is real, the trial doesn't auto-charge silently, and the first component you generate is the one that decides whether you stay. We're confident about that.