Reviewers mostly see Kombai as a strong design-to-code tool that turns Figma work into clean React output quickly, with several saying it can cut a large share of frontend effort and works well for fast MVPs. Users praise compile-ready code, coherent DOM structure, and better results than some alternatives. The main caveats are consistency and flexibility: reviewers mention less-than-perfect visual fidelity, font mismatches, limited multi-page workflows, and a lack of live preview editing. A founder of
FunBlocks MindMax also highlights time savings for Figma-to-HTML conversion.
Kombai
Hello Product Hunt!
The Kombai team is back! Today, we’re launching Kombai Gallery: 20,000+ curated UI designs to help you give your agent design taste. 🙌
Why we built it
When you’re building a UI with an agent, describing the design you want can be surprisingly hard. “Make it look great” leaves a lot open to interpretation. You might know what feels right when you see it, even if you can’t put every choice into words.
A good reference makes those choices concrete: the layout, the typography, the spacing, the interactions. That’s the idea behind Kombai Gallery: help you find a design you love and give your agent a better starting point.
What you can explore
20,000+ curated designs across web and mobile.
300+ categories to help you find inspiration for what you’re building.
Full pages, sections, components, animations, and design systems.
Live previews so you can see how a design feels in use.
How to use it
Browse, compare different takes, and pick a design that feels right. Then copy a ready-to-use prompt for any agent.
Whether you’re working with a design agent, a coding agent, or simply exploring ideas yourself, the Gallery is open to you. It’s free forever for agents and humans, with no sign-up required.
Explore Kombai Gallery
We’d love your feedback. What are you building, and what would make the Gallery more useful for you?
Thanks for checking it out! 🙏
P.S. You could also let Kombai’s built-in taste agent do the inspiration hunting and make creative choices that fit your task, directly in your everyday design or coding workflows. We’re a little biased about that option. 🙃
PicWish
oh this is handy. i've been screenshotting random apps and pasting them to claude as a reference, which is clunky af. do the copied prompts carry spacing/layout hints or just the visual? gonna dig through it~!
Interesting project, we’re currently using Claude Design for similar tasks. Can your service analyze designs not from your own database, but from screenshots of third-party websites? For example, if I send it 5 websites, describe what I like about each of them, and ask it to create a new design incorporating the strengths of each of my examples, could you do that? We were doing this manually before AI, so I was wondering whether this could be automated with AI (I haven’t tried doing it this way yet).
As someone that was subscribed to mobbin between 19’-24’ and found them genuinely useful for discovery. The ai wave has brought a bunch of free open source tools that go beyond screenshots that I can actually build from. Congrats on building this. It’s going to be a ton of help.
20,000+ curated designs is a lot to explore. I like that each example comes with a ready to use prompt too.
Kombai
@jharkhandi_chora1 thanks Varun. Glad that you liked it! :-)
Wion - Audio Dating
Are these real UI inspirations, or did you design them yourself?
Blockem
I’m a bootstrapped solo founder building mobile apps. I can’t afford subscription-based inspiration directories to find the right screens. This will not only save me money but time also.