> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.uichemy.com/llms.txt).
> Use it to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Overview

Classic Mode overview, manual tagging and conversion control across Elementor, Gutenberg, and Bricks.


**Classic Mode** is UiChemy's original workflow: you tag each Figma layer to a specific widget yourself, then export. Because it runs a fixed process against an optimized design rather than an AI reading it, the output is predictable, and manual tagging gives you pixel-level control.

Setup is shared with AI Express Mode, one WordPress plugin, one Figma plugin, one Connection Link. If you haven't set that up yet, start at [Set up the WordPress Plugin](/introduction/set-up-wordpress-plugin).

### Three Builders, One Workflow

Classic Mode ships as dedicated tagging support for each page builder:

- [Figma to Elementor](/classic-mode/figma-to-elementor/export-guide), the most complete today, with a full tagging library, global style sync, and a responsive manager.
- [Figma to Gutenberg](/classic-mode/figma-to-gutenberg), editable blocks in Gutenberg.
- [Figma to Bricks](/classic-mode/figma-to-bricks), native Bricks elements.

### Where to Start

1. [First Conversion](/classic-mode/getting-started/first-conversion), export your first design end to end.
2. [How Tagging Works](/classic-mode/figma-to-elementor/manual-tagging), understand how layers map to widgets.
3. [Design Optimization](/design-optimization/auto-layout/convert-your-design), get your Figma file ready before you convert.

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Not sure if Classic Mode is the right fit? See [AI Express Mode vs Classic Mode](/introduction/ai-express-vs-classic-mode).
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