List of Widgets Which Are Compatible With Figma to Elementor Conversion in UiChemy

Key Takeaways

  • UiChemy supports various Elementor widgets for tagging elements during Figma design conversion.
  • Users can filter the list of supported widgets in the Widget Tags tab of the UiChemy panel.
  • UiChemy continues to expand its list of supported Elementor widgets over time.

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For proper conversion of your Figma design to Elementor template using UiChemy, it provides support for various Elementor widgets. You can use these widgets to manually tag your element, so when you export your design in Elementor that element will use that specific Elementor widget.

To check the list of supported widgets in UiChemy –

  1. Go to Resources > Plugins and search for UiChemy and click on UiChemy – Convert Figma to Elementor plugin. It will open the UiChemy – Convert Figma to Elementor plugin interface and log in to your account.
  2. Then select the top level frame of your layout then select the Optimize option, and click the Optimize button.
  3. After that, click on the Widget Tags tab in the UiChemy panel. Here you’ll find all the supported widgets. You can use the filter to filter the widgets as well.
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Note: We’ll continue to add more widgets to the list.

List of supported Elementor widgets in UiChemy

About the Author

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Related Frequently Asked Questions


What are the best widgets to use for Figma to Elementor conversion with UiChemy?

For effective Figma to Elementor conversion using UiChemy, consider using widgets like Video, Alert, Testimonial, and Image Gallery. These widgets are well-supported and allow for manual tagging of elements, ensuring that your exported design retains its intended functionality. Using the right widgets can enhance the responsiveness and overall quality of your Elementor templates.

How do I troubleshoot unsupported widgets when using UiChemy for Figma to Elementor?

If you encounter unsupported widgets during the conversion process with UiChemy, check the list of supported Elementor widgets in the Widget Tags tab of the UiChemy panel. This will help you identify which widgets are compatible. Remember, widgets like Divi or WPBakery are not supported, so ensure you're using the correct Elementor widgets to avoid issues.

Can I use UiChemy to convert Figma designs that include custom widgets?

UiChemy does not support custom widgets that are not part of the predefined list of Elementor widgets. When converting Figma designs, stick to the supported widgets like Google Map, SoundCloud, and Image Carousel to ensure a smooth conversion process. This limitation is important to keep in mind to avoid unexpected results in your Elementor templates.

What common mistakes should I avoid when tagging widgets in UiChemy?

A common mistake is neglecting to tag all elements properly before exporting your Figma design. Ensure that each element is tagged with the appropriate Elementor widget in the Widget Tags tab. This step is crucial for maintaining the functionality of your design in Elementor. Skipping this can lead to missing features or incorrect layouts in your final output.

What settings work best for exporting Figma designs to Elementor using UiChemy?

For optimal results when exporting Figma designs to Elementor with UiChemy, ensure you select the top-level frame of your layout and use the Optimize option before exporting. This helps maintain the structure and responsiveness of your design across devices. Properly optimizing your design can significantly enhance the quality of the final Elementor template.

Last reviewed: April 14, 2026