UiChemy 5.0: Convert Figma to WordPress Faster with AI Express Mode, Native Editing, and MCP

0:00Introduction & What’s New in UiChemy 5.0

0:00If you have ever converted a Figma file that wasn't perfectly optimized, you know this moment. It falls apart and you are the one cleaning it up by hand. So, let me just be honest with you. A lot of you were not 100% happy with UiChemy and you were right.

0:16If your design file wasn't clean, our conversion struggled and that last bit of clean up was a grind. Around 80,000 of you used it anyway and you told us the truth about it. We heard you. So, we didn't patch the old way.

0:33We rebuilt the whole workflow. UiChemy 5.0 isn't a version bump. It's a different way of working. Let me just show you. It's easier to show than to explain.

0:46Starting with AI Express Mode in Figma

0:45Okay, we are in Figma with a full home page design ready to convert. UiChemy 5.0 is open as a plugin on the right. Right away, we get two options.

0:54AI Express mode and classic mode. We are going with the new AI Express mode. Let's click start. Step one, select design.

1:05Step 1: Select Design Frame & Layer Analysis

1:06We click select a frame, check it, hit done and move on. UiChemy analyzes the design checking the layers, reading the colors and typography and mapping the full structure. Step two, connect site.

1:20Step 2: Connect WordPress Site with a Single Link

1:21The site drop down is empty. So, we click add another site. This step used to be hard. You had to copy your site URL and a security token one by one and it was easy to put them in the wrong place.

1:35Now, it's just one connection link. We open the WordPress tab to get it. In the UiChemy WordPress dashboard, the link is right here. We copy it.

1:45Back in Figma, we paste that single link in. UiChemy runs a site check automatically and we are connected. We click next. Step three, choose setup.

1:56Step 3: Choose Full Setup (Global Colors, Typography, Header & Footer)

1:56Full setup is selected, the page global colors, typography, and both the header and footer all in one go. We keep it and move on. Step four, fix gaps. Two options, convert exactly as designed or let it clean things up.

2:09Step 4: Fix Gaps (Auto Cleanup Spacing & Contrast)

2:13We switch to clean it up as it converts. That fixes spacing and contrast automatically. Step five, add motion. We cycle through static, subtle, and immersive.

2:22Step 5: Add Motion (WebGL Animations) & One-Click Convert

2:26Immersive is what we want. That enables the WebGL animations. Here, we can verify our selection and modify it if we want. We hit convert.

2:35The conversion starts reading the design, syncing the tokens, and building the sections one after another. And notice, we never tagged a single layer. The old way made us to tag every layer by hand to tell it what each part should become. Here, the AI works out the structure on its own. And there we go, your page is ready. We just saved 3 hours. Let's check the preview.

3:03Live Browser Preview & Converted Page Walkthrough

3:03Here is the full page live in the browser. Hero section at the top, clean headline, and the typography and colors synced straight into Elementor's global manager from your Figma design. Scrolling down, the logo row, then in interactive tabs. Leasing, operations, investors, all three working.

3:22Below that, the workflow section. The testimonials carousel is working with the on scroll animation on the team photos. Then the FAQ accordion. Click one, it opens and closes exactly as in the design.

3:36The contact form and the footer all the way to the bottom. Every section converted from Figma. Now, let's check the page editor in Elementor.

3:45Native Elementor Editing & Theme Builder Integration

3:46The header and footer are already sitting inside the theme builder. UI can replace them there during the conversion, not us. Let's open the editor. The page loads natively inside Elementor.

3:59Every element is real, nothing locked, nothing wrapped. We can click into anything and edit directly. On the right, the composer widget is open.

4:08AI UiChemy Composer Widget (Prompt-to-Edit & Dynamic Changes)

4:09The AI editor built into this workflow. Let's show you what it can really do. We click pick at the bottom of the panel. It asks us to click any element to target it.

4:19We click the workflow cards, the phase cards on the right. The panel confirms it's now targeting just that element. Now, we can try our instruction. Turn this section into an auto playing vertical carousel slider that displays three cards simultaneously, smoothly sliding upwards one card at a time with a 1.

4:395 second delay, and generate three additional content cards. We send it. The AI gets to work and applies the changes. And there we go, composer tells us exactly what it built.

4:54Three new phases cards, six in total, and the carousel is running right now, looping back to the start.

5:02AI Draw & Annotate Feature

5:01Now, let's look at the draw feature. We click draw and the editor goes full beat. We draw a circle around this start in the hero section, then type, "Make this smart area as a counter." And we send it.

5:13The annotation, the screenshot, the circle, and the note goes straight to chat AI. It reads the design system, thinks through the change, and it's done. This is the most efficient UI Kami has ever been. We told you we would keep evolving for you. This is that promise, just bigger, and it won't stop at Figma.

5:36Future Roadmap & Outro

5:36It's coming. Clone any website into editable WordPress. Bring a lovable build over. Bring clone design over.

5:45Same idea every time. Anything into a finished editable WordPress site. Stay tuned for that. We are growing towards 100,000 of you now.

5:55And I mean this, we are all in for you. So try 5.0 on a real design and tell us honestly what breaks the same way you did last time. Because last time that's exactly what made it better.

6:12Your feedback is the road map. So go try it. Tell me what breaks. Actually, you might not even need to anymore. Because now your plain English does the fixing for you. Bye. See you with the next update.