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Figma Into
Atomic Class-Based Layouts
Your design converts into Elementor V4 Atomic elements, and your Figma styles become reusable classes. Structured, responsive, and fully editable inside Elementor.
Your Styles Stop Being Per-Element
In V4 a style is a class, not a setting buried on one element. Change the class once and every element using it follows.
- →Figma colors become Elementor variables.
- →Typography, spacing, borders and shadows become reusable classes.
- →Edit a class once and it updates everywhere it is used.
- →Nothing is baked into individual elements on export.
No Tagging Needed. Just Convert.
UiChemy analyzes your layout and assigns the right Atomic elements automatically. Save time and generate clean, structured Elementor layouts instantly.
Classes Arrive Already Applied
You do not get a pile of unused classes to wire up. Each element lands with the right ones already on it.
- →Classes are generated and attached during conversion.
- →Naming follows your Figma styles, so it reads like your system.
- →The layout stays consistent across every section.
- →Everything is still editable in Elementor afterwards.
Everything Under One Figma Plugin To Streamline Your Design Process Like Never Before
Choose Elementor Editor Version
UiChemy supports the new Elementor Editor V4, built with a CSS-first system. Simply select Editor V4 to generate structured, fully compatible layouts using Atomic elements and classes.
Global Boxed Width Container Sync
Set your global container width and keep layouts consistent across all breakpoints. Easily control your site’s structure with centralized width settings.
Global Typography
Sync your Figma text styles directly with Elementor. Maintain consistent fonts, sizes, and hierarchy across your entire website.
Global Padding
Apply consistent padding values across all containers and sections. Keep spacing uniform and aligned with your design system.
Global Border
Define border styles globally and maintain consistency across components. Easily manage border width, style, and color from one place.
Global Gap
Control spacing between elements using global gap settings. Perfect for flexbox-based layouts in Atomic Elements.
Global Box Shadow
Apply consistent shadow effects across all elements. Enhance depth and visual hierarchy with reusable shadow styles.
Global Border Radius
Maintain consistent corner radius across your design. Ensure uniform styling for buttons, cards, and containers.
95% Responsive Conversion
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Design System Detection & Sync In Elementor V4
UiChemy detects your Figma variables and styles, and syncs only supported properties into Elementor as variables and reusable classes.
Going Atomic Does Not Cost You Your Native Widgets
You are not choosing one or the other. Tag the layouts that need a classic widget, leave the rest untagged, and you get a hybrid page where both behave correctly.
They Stay Classic Elementor Widgets
Anything you tag with a classic widget, such as Navigation Menu or Icon Box, converts to that widget and uses your global colors and typography.
See Classic ModeThey Become Atomic Elements
Everything you leave untagged is detected and converted into Atomic elements that use variables and reusable classes. One page, both systems, no conflict.
Convert Your Next Figma Frame Into Atomic Elementor
Pick Editor V4 in the plugin, sync your styles, and get a structured, class-based Elementor page you can keep editing.
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Prefer A Different Way To Build From Figma?
Atomic is one of three modes, and none of them replaces the others. Both of these are live today.
AI Express Mode: Built For You Automatically
UiChemy reads your frame, builds the Elementor page, and fixes spacing and contrast. You review a finished page.
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Classic Mode: You Control Every Pixel
You tag the layers yourself for pixel-level control, and we convert into native Elementor, Gutenberg, or Bricks right now.
Explore Classic ModeSee Atomic Conversion In Action
Figma to Elementor V4 with Atomic elements
Syncing your Figma design system into Elementor
Class-based styling, start to finish
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Elementor V4 Atomic, Answered
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Elementor V4 introduces a structured, class-based workflow using Atomic elements. Instead of styling each element individually, styles are managed through reusable classes, which makes layouts more consistent and easier to scale.
No. You do not need to purchase anything separately. The Atomic (V4) experience is available directly inside the UiChemy plugin when you select the design screen and choose the Editor V4 option.
Yes. The exported layout is fully editable inside Elementor. You can update content, modify classes, and adjust the structure as needed.
Yes, if your design follows best practices. Proper structure, organized styles, and clean assets help UiChemy generate consistent and predictable output.
No. UiChemy automatically detects common elements such as headings, paragraphs, images, buttons, SVGs, and layout containers based on your design structure.
If your design includes layouts tagged with classic Elementor widgets, such as Navigation Menu or Icon Box, those sections convert into classic widgets. Layouts without tagging are automatically converted into Atomic elements, so you end up with a hybrid layout.
UiChemy detects buttons from the frame name in Figma. Make sure the frame name includes a keyword like “button” or “btn” so it can be identified and converted into a button element.
If your button layout includes both text and an icon, UiChemy converts it into the Elementor classic button widget, because the Atomic button element does not support icons yet.
Figma styles and variables are mapped into Elementor’s system when synced from the UiChemy plugin. Colors are converted into variables, while typography, spacing, and borders are converted into reusable classes.
If styles or variables are not created in Figma, UiChemy still detects the styling applied in your design. Those values are listed under the Document tab in the plugin rather than being treated as part of your design system.
First select Elementor Default in the UiChemy plugin and sync your global colors and typography. Then switch to Atomic Editor V4, open Sync Global Classes & Variables, and sync colors, typography, border, padding, gap, shadow, and radius. On export, classic widgets use global colors and typography, and Atomic elements use variables and reusable classes.
UiChemy maps Figma layout widths into Elementor flexbox settings. Container width is applied as flexbox width, and maximum width is applied as flexbox max width.