Copy Prompt, MCP or Converter: which should I use?

Use Copy Prompt for one section, the MCP when your AI tool should find sections itself, and the Converter when you already have HTML and CSS.

Pick by your situation

• I picked a section and want it in my code project. Use Copy Prompt. It is a ready-made instruction you paste into your AI coding tool, such as Claude Code or Cursor. It works on free sections and on Pro sections if you have Pro or Ultra.
• I want my AI tool to browse BYQ and choose sections, gems or wireframes. Use the MCP. Your AI tool fetches them itself, with no copying and pasting. Fetching sections needs Pro or Ultra.
• I have HTML and CSS from an AI tool or an old project. Use the Converter. It turns it into Webflow elements or Figma layers. It does not take React or Vue markup.

Quick comparison

The three work together. You can ask your AI tool for a section through the MCP, tidy the code, then convert it for Webflow.

You should see the matching result straight away: a prompt on your clipboard, sections arriving in your AI tool, or converted output ready to paste.

If it did not work: see I pasted and nothing happened.

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