How to Convert Figma to Elementor in 2025: Complete Step-by-Step Guide

Quick Summary: Convert your Figma designs to Elementor templates in under 10 minutes using Figmentor. This guide shows you how to automate the design-to-development process, maintain pixel-perfect accuracy, and save up to 70% of your development time.

Why Convert Figma Designs to Elementor? (Benefits & Stats)

Are you spending hours manually recreating Figma designs in Elementor? You’re not alone. Studies show developers spend 40-60% of their time on repetitive design implementation tasks.

Converting Figma to Elementor directly offers significant advantages:

• ⚡ 70% faster development - Turn designs into websites in minutes, not hours
• 🎯 100% design accuracy - No more pixel-pushing to match the original design
• 🔄 Seamless team collaboration - Designers and developers work in sync
• 💰 Reduced project costs - Deliver projects faster and increase profitability
• 🚀 Scale your business - Handle more projects with the same team

Figmentor is the leading solution that bridges this gap, trusted by over 10,000 designers and agencies worldwide.

Prerequisites & Setup Requirements

Before starting, ensure you have:

✅ Essential Tools

• Figma account (Free or paid) with your design files
• WordPress website (Version 5.0+) with Elementor Pro installed
• Figmentor plugin for both Figma and WordPress
• Figmentor account (Start with our free trial)

📋 Recommended Setup

• WordPress hosting with at least 256MB PHP memory
• Elementor Pro (Version 3.0+)
• Modern browser (Chrome, Firefox, Safari)
• Basic understanding of Figma and Elementor

Step-by-Step Tutorial: Convert Figma to Elementor

Step 1: Optimize Your Figma Design for Export

Creating export-ready Figma designs is crucial for perfect conversions.

Best Practices:

1. Use Auto Layout - Enable auto layout for responsive behavior
2. Standardize Frame Sizes - Stick to common breakpoints (1440px, 768px, 375px)
3. Organize Layers - Use clear naming conventions
4. Use Web Fonts - Stick to Google Fonts or system fonts
5. Avoid Complex Effects - Minimize shadows, blurs, and blend modes

Good Layer Structure Example:
├── Header
│   ├── Logo
│   ├── Navigation
│   └── CTA Button
├── Hero Section
│   ├── Headline
│   ├── Subheading
│   └── Hero Image
└── Features Section
    ├── Feature 1
    ├── Feature 2
    └── Feature 3

Step 2: Install and Configure Figmentor Plugin

In Figma:

1. Visit Figma Community
2. Click “Try it out” to install the plugin
3. Open your design file
4. Run Figmentor plugin (Plugins → Figmentor)
5. Authenticate with your API token

In WordPress:

1. Navigate to Plugins → Add New
2. Search for “Figmentor”
3. Install and activate the plugin
4. Go to Settings → Figmentor
5. Enter your API token

Step 3: Export Figma Frames to Elementor

1. Select your frame in Figma
2. Click “Export to Elementor” in Figmentor panel
3. Choose export settings:
   • Template type (Section/Page)
   • Responsive options
   • Image optimization level
4. Click “Export”

Your design is now converted and ready for import!

Step 4: Import Templates into Elementor

1. Open your WordPress page with Elementor
2. Click the folder icon to access templates
3. Select “Figmentor” tab
4. Browse your exported templates
5. Click “Insert” on your desired template

Step 5: Fine-tune and Optimize

After import, make final adjustments:

• Check mobile responsiveness
• Optimize images for web
• Add dynamic content where needed
• Test all interactive elements
• Run performance optimization

Common Issues & Troubleshooting

Problem: Fonts not displaying correctly

Solution: Ensure you’re using web-safe fonts or have Google Fonts enabled in Elementor settings.

Problem: Images appear blurry

Solution: Export images at 2x resolution from Figma and enable image optimization in Figmentor settings.

Problem: Layout breaks on mobile

Solution: Use Figma’s auto layout and test responsive behavior before export.

View complete troubleshooting guide →

Advanced Tips for Power Users

1. Batch Export Multiple Pages

Save time by exporting entire design systems at once:

• Select multiple frames
• Use bulk export feature
• Organize templates with naming conventions

2. Create Reusable Components

Build a component library in Figma that translates to Elementor global widgets.

3. Automate Design Updates

Set up version control to track design changes and re-export only modified sections.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

How long does the conversion process take?

Most designs convert in under 2 minutes. Complex layouts may take up to 5 minutes.

Do I need coding knowledge?

No coding required! Figmentor handles all the technical conversion automatically.

What’s the pricing for Figmentor?

Plans start at $19/month with a 14-day free trial. View pricing →

Can I convert existing websites to Figma?

Currently, Figmentor supports Figma to Elementor conversion only.

Start Converting Figma to Elementor Today

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Last updated: May 2025 | Have questions? Contact our support team

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