Convert Your 
Figma Design Into
WordPress With Full Pixel Control
You decide how each layer becomes a widget, block, or element, down to the pixel, in all three builders.
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Control Every Step From Figma To
Live WordPress
Start With Your Approved Design
Choose the Figma frame you want on the page.
Prep Layers And Compress Media
Handle media your way, automatic or by hand.
Widget Tagging And Auto Layout
Map each layer to a widget, block, or element, then set auto layout and responsive behavior across breakpoints.
Connect Your Site, Sync Globals
Link your WordPress site and bring your global color, type, and spacing across.*
Check Your Settings, Then Convert
Check your conversion settings, then run the convert.
Preview The Page, Then Publish
Open the live page and check it before it goes public.
Start With Your Approved Design
Choose the Figma frame you want on the page.
Prep Layers And Compress Media
Handle media your way, automatic or by hand.
Widget Tagging And Auto Layout
Map each layer to a widget, block, or element, then set auto layout and responsive behavior across breakpoints.
Connect Your Site, Sync Globals
Link your WordPress site and bring your global color, type, and spacing across.*
Check Your Settings, Then Convert
Check your conversion settings, then run the convert.
Preview The Page, Then Publish
Open the live page and check it before it goes public.
* Global sync covers Elementor and Bricks today. Gutenberg support is coming.
Native Widgets And Blocks Your Team Can Actually Edit
Clean, editable output across Elementor v3 and v4, Bricks, and Gutenberg blocks like Nexter and GenerateBlocks, never a flat HTML dump.
Elementor (Classic)
Converts your Figma designs into fully customizable, editable Elementor websites on the classic v3 engine.
Elementor v4 (Atomic)
Builds structured sites with Elementor's Atomic elements and class-based styling, powered by your Figma design system.
Nexter Blocks
Turns Figma layouts into clean, structured Nexter blocks with advanced tagging and full editing control in Gutenberg.
GenerateBlocks
Exports your designs into lightweight, clean GenerateBlocks layouts, with minimal code and full editing control.
Spectra
Turns Figma layouts into structured, editable Spectra pages, without touching a line of code.
Kadence
Exports Figma layouts into structured, editable Kadence-powered pages, with clean output and full control.
Gutenberg Core
Generates clean, simple Gutenberg layouts from your Figma designs, with no third-party block builders needed.
Bricks Builder
Converts your Figma designs into fully customizable, editable Bricks websites, native to the Bricks builder.
Or Convert Into Elementor V4 Atomic
Same Figma frame, a different output. Classic Mode is not going anywhere. In V4 your styles simply become reusable classes rather than settings on each element.
Elementor V4 Atomic: styles become classes
Your Figma styles convert into reusable Elementor classes instead of settings buried on each element. Structured, responsive, still fully editable.
Explore Elementor V4 AtomicEverything You Need To Finish The Build Lives In One Plugin
29 tools in one install, with no add-ons to chase. Pick a category to explore the toolkit for turning Figma into editable WordPress.
All new step-by-step guided flow
A guided flow carries every design detail across, from colors and type to container widths.
Express and Optimize convert mode
Convert fast with Express, or refine step by step with the guided optimizer.
Lock multi-layer vectors
Lock and optimize complex vectors so your designs stay fast and light.
Smart image compression
Export in PNG, JPEG, AVIF, or WEBP with quality control for lighter files.
Optimize Relume designs
Optimize Relume layouts for a clean WordPress conversion.
Figma Auto Layout 4.0 compatibility
Figma Auto Layout 4.0 support keeps responsive structure intact.
Tag widgets for best conversion
Tag design elements to page builder widgets for accurate, fully editable output.
Responsive across devices
Looks great on any device with responsive conversion.
Auto fetch design values
Auto-detect font sizes, padding, line height, and flex gap from your Figma file.
Global color sync
Sync Figma colors into your builder's global colors. (Coming soon to Gutenberg)
Global typography sync
Sync Figma text styles into global typography. (Coming soon to Gutenberg)
Global padding sync
Sync padding values from Figma for consistent spacing. (Bricks only)
Global boxed width container sync
Keep layouts consistent with a global container width.
Flexible conversion settings
Control image export, scale, SVGs, and responsive widths.
Multiple page builder support
Convert for Elementor, Bricks, and Gutenberg.
Direct import to WordPress
Send designs straight to your WordPress site, no manual uploads.
Copy and paste to Elementor
Copy a section in Figma and paste it straight into Elementor.
Copy and paste to Gutenberg
Copy a section in Figma and paste it straight into Gutenberg.
Copy and paste to Bricks
Copy a section in Figma and paste it straight into Bricks.
Section replacement and addition
Replace or add sections without touching the rest of your page.
Header and footer template export
Export headers and footers as reusable templates.
SEO-friendly export generation
Clean, SEO-friendly output with well-structured, semantic markup.
Flexible page publishing options
Publish as different page types or templates.
Import multiple pages at batch
Export multiple Figma pages to WordPress in one batch.
Choose your import method
Bring your design into WordPress your way: direct import, or copy and paste into your editor.
Manual design import with JSON
Import designs manually with JSON for flexibility and precision.
Multi-domain site connectivity
Connect and manage multiple domain sites from one plugin.
Fine-Tune Every Layer Before You Convert
Optimization readies your Figma file for an accurate conversion, so the output lands clean and predictable with no rework after export. Let UiChemy handle it automatically, or take manual control over auto layout, hierarchy, and media.
Auto optimization
One action prepares your design for a clean conversion. UiChemy scans the frame, fixes common issues, and gets it conversion-ready so you can move straight to export.
Best when you want speed and a design that is already close to conversion-ready.
Manual optimization
Step through each stage yourself and learn the standards as you go: how to structure with auto layout, keep a clean hierarchy, and prepare media the right way.
- 01Media & vectors
- 02Layer cleanup & improvements
- 03Shape cleanup
- 04Frames & groups cleanup
- 05Text & divider cleanup
- 06Auto layout
Stroked Vectors & Shapes
Vector, rectangle, ellipse, star, or line with a visible stroke. Outlines the stroke to filled paths; shapes with both fill and stroke are flattened into one vector.
Flattenable Vector Groups
Group or frame containing only vector shapes. Flatten into a single vector to simplify the layer tree.
Unlocked Image & Icon Layers
Unlocked asset layers can't be identified as a single export unit.
Clipped Nodes Outside Bounds
Fully clipped nodes. Invisible in output, adds file bloat.
Invisible or Hidden Layers
Hidden or zero-opacity layers with no visual contribution.
Incorrect Layer Constraints
Constraints will break the layout when the frame is resized.
Vectors Used as Rectangles
A plain rectangular vector. A native Rectangle is lighter.
Groups With Rectangle Background
Group uses a background rectangle and child layers. Convert to a Frame container.
Rectangles Containing Siblings
Rectangle is used as a container with sibling layers. Convert to a Frame container.
Ellipses Used as Containers
Ellipse used as a container. Convert to a rounded Frame.
Redundant Wrapper Layers
Single-child wrapper adds depth with no structural benefit.
Groups Instead of Frames
Groups lack auto layout and constraints. Use a Frame instead.
Duplicate Nested Frames
Identical-size nested frame with no visual purpose.
Nodes Covered by Overlapping Layers
Solid layer on top hides all siblings. Serves no purpose.
Absolutely Positioned Orphan Nodes
Node is outside its logical parent. Breaks responsive output.
Masks Used as Backgrounds
Mask simulates a fill. Use a proper frame background instead.
Oversized Line Heights Detected
Line height over 160%. Use parent spacing instead.
Line Nodes Used as Dividers
Line node used as a stroke. Remove it and apply as a proper stroke.
Frames Without Auto Layout
Frame has no auto layout. Children need to be wrapped in auto layout for proper responsive output.
Leftover Frames After Auto Layout
Leftover wrapper frame after conversion. Safe to remove.
Negative Auto Layout Gap
Negative gap causes children to overlap unexpectedly.
Map Any Layer To The Native Widget You Want
Assign any layer to the exact widget it should become, so the page arrives fully editable and matches your design down to the element.
Same Pixel-Perfect Result, A Fraction Of The Time
From an approved Figma design to a live WordPress page, watch the hours stack up building by hand against the same build with UiChemy.
Without UiChemy
With UiChemy
Roughly 80% to 90% less time on every build. The tedious hours, gone.
See Real Figma Files Become WordPress Pages
Real walkthroughs and reviews from the UiChemy channel and the community.
1,300+ Figma Templates And Sections, Built For UiChemy
Start from a design that is already optimized for a clean conversion. Sprout UI is a free Figma web UI kit and design system, ready to convert.
11 Production-Ready Designs, Pre-Tagged For You
Published free on the Figma community: built with auto layout, a clean hierarchy, global variables and styles, fully responsive, and already tagged with Elementor free and pro widgets.
Loved by designers
90,000+ Designers Rate Us 4.9 Out Of 5
90,000+ working Figma designers convert with us instead of rebuilding by hand, and rate it 4.9 out of 5.
Classic Mode Questions, Answered
Classic is the manual path: you tag every layer and set each breakpoint yourself, for pixel-exact control. AI Express does the mapping automatically for speed. Same plugin, and Classic costs far fewer Credits.
Full control. You choose which widget or block every layer becomes, set auto layout, and tune responsive behavior per breakpoint before you convert. Nothing is decided for you.
Because you map the layers by hand, the output matches your Figma frame closely on every builder. Any final tweak happens on native widgets you fully own, so nothing is locked.
Yes. You get native builder widgets and blocks, not exported code or a flat image, so you keep editing in Elementor, Gutenberg, or Bricks exactly as normal.
Yes. UiChemy turns your Figma file into a live, editable WordPress page. Tag your layers, map them to native widgets, and convert with pixel-level control.
Native, editable builder widgets you fully own, not exported code and not a flat image. Everything stays editable after conversion.
Cleaner designs convert better. Use auto optimization for a quick pass, or the manual steps to structure with auto layout and a clean hierarchy.
Yes. Sprout UI and 11 free, pre-tagged designs are published on the Figma community, all built and optimized for a clean UiChemy conversion.
It still converts. UiChemy handles non-auto-layout frames, and manual optimization walks you through adding structure so the result stays clean and responsive.
You generate one Connection Link in your UiChemy dashboard and paste it into the Figma plugin. That is the whole setup.
Yes on most WordPress hosts. If a security plugin like Wordfence, or a managed host, blocks the connection, our docs show the one setting to allow it and support will get you connected.
Yes. Local and staging sites connect the same way, with a Connection Link.
Almost none. Classic spends only a small amount per conversion, so you can iterate and re-convert freely. Your Credit pool refills every month.
One unit per conversion. AI Express costs more Credits, Classic almost nothing, and your pool refills every month.
No. Credits are spent on completed conversions, so a failed attempt does not drain your balance.
Yes. A seat is one Figma account or one WordPress site, so Designer covers 2, Studio 10, and Agency 50.
Elementor v3 and v4, Bricks, and Gutenberg, plus Nexter, GenerateBlocks, Spectra, and Kadence blocks, all from one plugin and one Figma file.
Yes. UiChemy brings your Figma color, type, and spacing into your builder's global styles as reusable classes, so the whole page stays on-system.
Elementor (Classic and the new v4 Atomic), Gutenberg, and Bricks, plus block libraries like Nexter Blocks, GenerateBlocks, Spectra, and Kadence, all from one plugin.
Yes. UiChemy syncs your Figma colors and typography into your builder's global styles as reusable classes.
Yes, both are covered, and non-auto-layout designs convert too.