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Capture the pages, sections, and UI states you need without monthly usage caps.
HTML to Figma tool
HTML to Figma without limits. Copy website elements and paste them into Figma as editable layers.
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Why CopyFig
Most AI copy tools flatten a page into an image or push users into another import workflow. CopyFig is built for a cleaner loop: select a real web element, copy it from Chrome, and paste editable layers into Figma.
AI-built pages
Full-page capture for sites made in Lovable, v0, Replit, ChatGPT, Codex, Gemini, and more.
Capture the pages, sections, and UI states you need without monthly usage caps.
Capture the rendered page state directly from the browser, then paste it into Figma.
Copy real website elements, then paste them into Figma as structured design material.
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Install the Chrome extension to run the HTML to Figma workflow on production pages and paste editable website layers into Figma.
Copy to Figma Extension
Pay once.Capture without limits.No recurring subscription.HTML to Figma FAQ
Use CopyFig to capture a live page or selected element in Chrome, then paste the result into Figma as editable design layers instead of rebuilding the UI by hand.
Yes. CopyFig reads the page structure and styling so website UI can become editable Figma layers, not a flat screenshot.
CopyFig is built for a browser workflow: open the page, choose full-page capture or select an element, then paste the captured HTML-to-Figma result into your Figma file.
Screenshot workflows give you a visual reference. Website-to-Figma workflows are better when you want editable text, boxes, spacing, and layers that can be adjusted in Figma.
The goal is to preserve real website UI as structured Figma material, including editable text and layer-like objects you can refine after pasting.
No. CopyFig is currently a one-time $7.77 limited-time offer with lifetime access and no recurring subscription.
Yes. Use the element picker when you only need a button group, card, nav, form, modal, pricing table, or other specific UI section.
If the page is open in your Chrome browser, CopyFig can be used on the visible website UI you are allowed to access, including product screens and dashboards.
CopyFig is designed to preserve the visual styling that matters for editing: text, fills, layout boxes, spacing, and reusable UI structure where the page exposes it.
For existing website UI, an HTML-to-Figma capture is much faster than tracing screenshots or rebuilding sections from scratch. You can paste first, then refine the design in Figma.
Yes. Resize the browser to the desktop, tablet, or mobile state you want, then capture that visible layout and paste it into Figma.