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Unable to download project created by Figma AI Tool

  • June 5, 2026
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younisidrees

I have created a website using AI tool, now it is third day i am not able to download it to use on my domain n Hosting. AI tool is sharing the path to download it from following path which i am not able to find in my panel.

 

RECOMMENDED: Complete React Website

📦 Path: /workspaces/default/hostpro-react-complete.tar.gz

 

Alternative: HTML Framework

📦 Path: /workspaces/default/hostpro-html-framework.tar.gz

 

another option it give

 

How to Download:

  1. Navigate to: /workspaces/default/
  2. Look for: hostpro-react-complete.tar.gz
  3. Download the file
  4. Extract it on your computer

After Download:

# Extract the archive
tar -xzf hostpro-react-complete.tar.gz

# Navigate to the folder
cd code

# Install dependencies
npm install

# Run development server
npm run dev

# Or build for production
npm run build

Quick Deploy Options:

Your React website can be deployed to:

  • Netlify (drag & drop the folder)
  • Vercel (connect your GitHub repo)
  • GitHub Pages
  • Any static hosting

The complete website with all 9 pages, images, FAQ sections, and content is ready in the React version!

 

please guide 

1 reply

Jaycee Lewis
Figmate

Hey ​@younisidrees 👋 Thanks for the detailed write-up, and sorry it's taken a few days to get your site out.

First, the paths the AI gave you (like /workspaces/default/hostpro-react-complete.tar.gz) refer to not accessable on your end — so it makes sense you couldn't find it in your panel. There are two real ways to export, though:

Download as a .zip

  • Click the </> (Code) button in the top bar of your Make file, next to the preview (eye) icon, to open the code editor
  • In the Files panel header (left side), click the download arrow — its tooltip reads Download code
  • You'll get a .zip of the full project. Double-click to unzip (or run unzip <filename>.zip). One note: use that instead of the tar -xzf command — tar is for .tar.gz, not .zip. After unzipping, the npm install / npm run build steps are correct, and you can deploy to Netlify, Vercel, or your own host

Push to GitHub

  • If you'd rather connect a repo, Make can push your code straight to GitHub — handy for continuous deploys and other things

A quick check would help: open the Code editor and let me know whether you see the Download code arrow, and whether it's active. If yes, you're all set; if it's greyed out, we'll know more about the issue

More details:

Talk soon! — Jaycee

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