adobe xd to wordpress

[joseph5EEB]

hello all friends ..... I have a question Can I upload the design on wordpress ? 
Is there a solution to convert the design into a site without writing code html / css / js ? 
I want information, please, how the design becomes a web-ready website ? thank you

[Steve Werner]

You're talking about Adobe XD? This is the Adobe InDesign forum.

Better to ask in this forum:

Adobe XD

[Dan Rodney · Accepted solution]

Adobe XD is a design tool and does not produce code. You'll need a web developer (coder) to translate the design into a WordPress theme.

[Dov Isaacs]

Thread moved to Adobe XD community!

[HARSHIKA_VERMA]

Hi Joseph,

Sorry for the delay in response. In addition to what our experts suggested, I would request you to please check out the similar discussion happened in past here: https://community.adobe.com/t5/adobe-xd/xd-and-wordpress/td-p/8610843?page=1 

Hope it helps.

Thanks,

Harshika

[Alfonso-Garcia]

Hey @joseph5EEB,

For your future projects, the easiest to convert your Adobe XD website design into a WordPress site is to use our plugin.

We have plenty of videos in our Youtube channel showing the process, for instance:

• Adobe XD to WordPress websites and themes automagically
• Adobe XD to WordPress - Short Tutorials

Have a look at our channel for other interesting videos on how to Refactor a UI or even Cloning a Website without coding.

For any questions, write us at hello@yotako.io or contact me directly at alfonso@yotako.io.

You can also ask any Design/WordPress related questions anytime on our forums at https://community.yotako.io.

Best,

Alfonso

[ashok_7361]

Yes, you can bring your design into WordPress, but it depends on the format of your design and the result you expect. If your design is in tools like Adobe XD, Figma, PSD, or Sketch, you can’t directly upload the design file into WordPress and expect it to work as a website. WordPress doesn’t read design files.

You generally have two options:

1. Use a Page Builder Plugin
   Tools like Elementor, Divi, or WPBakery allow you to visually recreate your design inside WordPress without needing to write much code. However, this may not give you pixel-perfect results if your design is complex.

2. Convert Your Design into Code (Best Practice)
   The professional approach is to convert the design into responsive HTML/CSS/JS and then integrate it with WordPress as a custom theme. This ensures your site matches the design exactly, loads faster, and is easier to maintain.

If you don’t want to deal with the coding part, a professional service provider can handle the conversion for you — for example, PSDtoHTMLNinja’s XD to WordPress Service

[Alfonso-Garcia]

This is not correct ashok_7361. The plugin WordPress for Adobe XD does exactly this, provides a WordPress theme you can upload directly to your WordPress. No need to mess with code, no need to use any page builder. Click & go.

Check it out : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uO_L6x2KbtA