In my personal experience, these kinds of layout editors seem really attractive when you are starting out – and then loose their appeal once you are proficient with the tools.
If you wanted to pursue a concept like this – I would suggest creating a program that uses https://www.figma.com/ and converts the Figma API to kivy code.
I came across a program that did something similar for Tkinter. https://github.com/ParthJadhav/Tkinter-Designer
A Figma to kivy translator would be of much smaller scope.
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To be clear. I was not suggesting that you use Tkinter. I was suggesting that if you want to build an interactive designer, you might want to use Figma as the design editor, and create a code translator/generator. The figma to Tkinter converter was meant only as an example.
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