Your
Figma Design, Live In
Elementor In Minutes
Turn on AI Express Mode. UiChemy reads your frame, builds real Elementor widgets, checks its own spacing and contrast, and hands you a finished page in 5 clicks. Open Elementor and every section is already editable, headings, buttons, images, layout, all yours to change. Any Figma file works, and there’s no code to untangle.

Every Section Lands As A Native Elementor Widget
Headings, buttons, and containers map to real Elementor widgets. Your colors and fonts come through as reusable global styles you can update in one place.
- Native Elementor widgets, fully editable in the Elementor editor.
- Not exported HTML, not a flat image. A real, native page.
- 95% responsive across desktop, tablet, and mobile breakpoints.
- Global colors and typography synced into Elementor as reusable classes.

Real widgets, not a screenshot
Real Elementor Widgets, Not A Flattened Export
Your Figma frame on the left, the live Elementor page on the right. Every heading, button, and container is a native widget you can click, drag, and restyle, never a locked image.
Your approved design, exactly as you drew it
- Tag any layer to the widget you want it to become
- Colors, text styles, and images already set in your file
- Your header and footer frames, not just the page
The same design, now native Elementor widgets
- Elementor Free and Pro widgets, exactly as tagged
- Colors and fonts synced into your global styles
- Header and footer sent to the theme builder
From Figma Frame To A
Live Elementor Page In Six Steps
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 an Elementor widget, 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 an Elementor widget, 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.
Or Convert Into Elementor V4 Atomic
Same Figma frame, a different output. In V4 your styles 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 AtomicYou Choose How Much We Automate, How Much You Steer
AI Express reads your design and builds the Elementor page in minutes. Classic hands you the controls to tag each layer so the result matches your Figma exactly.



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.
Explore AI Express Mode


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 ModeLoved by designers
90,000+ Designers Already Trust Us To Finish The Build
Rated 4.9 out of 5 by more than 90,000 Figma designers, with 1,300+ templates to start from.
Figma To Elementor, Answered
Yes. Conversions land as native Elementor widgets that work on free Elementor. Some designs map to Pro widgets if you have Elementor Pro, but you are never forced to upgrade.
Classic Mode gives you pixel-level control by tagging layers yourself. AI Express gets you very close automatically and logs every spacing and contrast fix it makes, so you always see what changed.
Everything comes in as native widgets, blocks, or elements you can restyle, rearrange, and rewrite, never a flat image or locked code.
No. AI Express Mode needs zero code, and code editing is there only if you want it.
Colors, type, spacing, and motion carry over, layout holds across breakpoints, and the fixer logs every change.
Yes. UiChemy walks you from frame to Elementor with visual guidance, even if both are new to you.
AI Express finishes a frame in about five clicks, usually a couple of minutes. Classic takes longer because you tag the layers, but you keep full control.
Both. Convert a single frame when you want to test, or run your full multi-frame design and push each page into Elementor.
You generate one Connection Link in your UiChemy dashboard and paste it into the Figma plugin. That is the whole setup.
Works on most WordPress hosts. If Wordfence or a managed host blocks it, our docs and support get you connected.
No, we read the design as it is.
The Figma plugin updates itself. Update the WordPress plugin like any other for the latest fixes.
You get a monthly pool of Credits that refills every month. Classic conversions cost almost nothing, AI Express costs more per run, and a failed conversion never spends Credits.
Yes. Download the free WordPress plugin and run Classic conversions to see native Elementor output before you ever pay for AI Express Credits.
One unit per conversion. AI Express costs more, 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. Everything you convert lives on your own WordPress site and stays yours whether or not you keep the plan.
It builds native Elementor widgets that work on free Elementor, and maps to Pro widgets where your design needs them and Pro is installed.
Yes. The same UiChemy file converts to Elementor, Gutenberg, or Bricks with no re-tagging, so you are not locked into one builder.
Yes, both are covered, and non-auto-layout designs convert too.
Direct Import pushes to a connected Elementor site; Copy to Clipboard pastes in; Express Mode is fastest.
Both. One runs in Figma to read your design, one runs in WordPress to build it.







