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Introducing
uichemy4.0
– Smarter.

More Visual. Even More Guided.

Convert your Figma designs into responsive WordPress pages faster, smarter, and without the guesswork. With a fully guided flow and optional express mode, UiChemy 4.0 keeps you focused on design, not the technical stuff.

Improved UX for Designers

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All-New Visual Redesign

Experience the Next Evolution of UiChemy

We’ve supercharged our plugin with powerful new tools—so you can focus on creativity and let UiChemy handle the rest.

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All New Step by Step Guided Flow

Follow a clear 8 step flow from frame selection to export, built for clarity and control at every level.

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Enhanced Global Style Sync

Experience the enhanced way to sync Figma styles with Elementor. From colors and typography to container widths, UiChemy 4.0 ensures every design detail is carried over with precision and consistency.

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Lock Multi-Layer Vectors for Better Performance

Unnecessary vector layers can slow you down. We’ve made it easier to lock and optimize them so your designs stay fast, light, and conversion-ready.

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Choose Your Preferred Import Method

You decide how to bring your design into WordPress. Select between Direct Import or Copy to Clipboard to paste into your editor manually.

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Improved Widget Tagging Experience

The new widget tagging experience makes it easier than ever to tag, manage, and organize your elements helping you work faster and with more accuracy.

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Convert Non AutoLayout to AutoLayout

Prefer tagging in AutoLayout first? Our one-click convert option transforms non-auto layout designs so you can refine and tag before the final export.

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Step-by-Step Flow in UiChemy 4.0

UiChemy 4.0 walks you through each essential step with no guesswork and no missed layers. From selecting your frame to fine tuning export settings, it is built for clarity and control.

iconPick the Figma frame or page you want to export.
Step 1 Select Pages
iconLock image and media layers for better performance.
Step 2 Lock multi layer media
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Step 3 Widget Tagging Mode
iconApply Auto Layout if the design is not structured
Step 4 Convert
iconTag advanced widgets manually
Step 5 Tagging
iconChoose auto or custom responsiveness
Step 6 Responsive
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Conversion Settings
iconChoose export method based on your workflow.
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From Figma to WordPress – Step by Step

Easily follow each step to convert your Figma design into a fully functional layout inside Elementor. From frame selection to widget tagging, global styles, and final export, UiChemy gives you full control at every stage.

Step 1
Pick the Figma frame or page you want to export.

Start by selecting the design you want to export. This could be a full page or any individual frame, whether it’s in Auto Layout or not. UiChemy supports multiple frame selections and even multi-page exports. You can also select nested sections or inner frames; everything you pick will be included in the conversion process.

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Optimize Design by Locking Media for Better Performance.

Boost performance by locking complex media layers like grouped images, background shapes, vector groups, or masked elements. You can flatten them manually or let UiChemy take care of it with a single “Lock” click. This helps reduce load during conversion and ensures faster rendering in WordPress.

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Step 3
Choose Between Auto or Manual Widget Tagging.

Decide how detailed you want your export to be. UiChemy can automatically detect and tag core widgets like Containers, Headings, Text, and Images. Or, if you prefer more control, switch to manual mode and tag advanced widgets like Buttons, Gallery, Carousels, Social Icons, and more to align precisely with your design intent.

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Step 4
Apply Auto Layout if the Design is Not Structured.

Tell UiChemy if your frame is already using Auto Layout. If it’s not, we’ll create a duplicate and apply Auto Layout to it, so the layout stays clean and structured for accurate widget tagging.

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Reduce Post-Conversion Edits with Widget Tagging.

Take your Elementor editing experience to the next level by tagging widgets that match your design elements. While basic widgets like Containers, Images, Headings, and Text are automatically handled, you can tag other advanced elements such as Buttons, Icon Lists, Carousels, Gallery, and more for a smooth and editable layout after export.

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Step 6
Choose How Your Design Adapts to All Devices.

Choose between smart automatic responsiveness and full manual control. UiChemy can intelligently adjust typography, spacing, and layout for different screen sizes, or you can define your own breakpoints and rules for pixel-perfect responsiveness across all devices.

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Step 7
Bring Your Global Styles Into WordPress.

Keep your design system intact by syncing Figma’s global colors, typography, and section widths with Elementor’s Global Style settings. This helps maintain a consistent look and feel across your site, whether you’re building a single page or working with a full design system.

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Adjust Conversion Settings to Match Your Needs.

Finalize your export setup with advanced options like skipping images, using Figma-exported assets, scaling visuals, defining width units, or setting text tagging preferences. These conversion settings help tailor the output exactly to your needs before sending it to WordPress.

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Export to Elementor
Export Methods Based on Your Frame Selection.

Once everything’s set, choose your export method. Go with “Direct Import” to instantly import your layout to a connected Elementor site, or use “Copy to Clipboard” and paste it right inside the Elementor editor. Both options produce clean, structured output; just pick the one that fits your workflow.

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Rino De Boer

Living for Pixels

A special thanks to Rino De Boer of Living for Pixels for helping shape the redesigned experience in UiChemy 4.0.

His deep dive into our Figma files — live on YouTube — and his years of expertise with Figma and Elementor helped us rethink the journey from a designer’s point of view.

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