Export to Figma
Convert any website into editable Figma designs
Export to Figma is a Chrome extension that lets you capture any website and bring it directly into Figma as fully editable layers. Instead of relying on screenshots or rebuilding layouts from scratch, you get a structured, ready-to-edit design in seconds.
Features
- Capture full pages or specific sections
- Convert websites into fully editable Figma layers
- Preserve text, styles, spacing, and layout
- Extract images in their original quality
- Maintain a clean and organized layer structure
- Match typography including fonts, sizes, weights, and line heights
- Support responsive layouts and auto layout behavior
- Works with modern websites, including AI-generated interfaces
Use Cases
- Quickly bring live websites into Figma as a starting point for design
- Skip rebuilding layouts when working on existing or developer-built pages
- Create fast prototypes using real-world UI references
- Iterate on production websites without starting from scratch
- Extract UI sections (cards, headers, forms) for reuse or inspiration
- Convert AI-generated websites (Claude, Vercel, etc.) into editable designs
- Bridge the gap between design and development workflows
- Speed up client work by working directly from existing pages
- Analyze and redesign competitor or reference websites
- Build design systems from real product interfaces
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Solid idea — scraping a live site into editable Figma layers saves a ton of rebuilding time. I've been on the other side of this problem (building browser tools myself) and anything that cuts the "start from scratch" step is worth using. Does it handle dynamic/JS-rendered pages well, or mostly static layouts?
What stood out to me most is how practical this feels for real-world teams, not just demos. A lot of tools export visuals, but very few preserve usability for designers afterward. The speed also looked solid in the preview. Have you tested this with larger multi-page projects yet? Would be interesting to see how it performs at scale.
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Solid idea — scraping a live site into editable Figma layers saves a ton of rebuilding time. I've been on the other side of this problem (building browser tools myself) and anything that cuts the "start from scratch" step is worth using. Does it handle dynamic/JS-rendered pages well, or mostly static layouts?
What stood out to me most is how practical this feels for real-world teams, not just demos. A lot of tools export visuals, but very few preserve usability for designers afterward. The speed also looked solid in the preview. Have you tested this with larger multi-page projects yet? Would be interesting to see how it performs at scale.
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