Figmentor Documentation

Everything you need to install, use, and master Figmentor

Version: 2.0 | Last Updated: April 30, 2025

This comprehensive documentation guides you through every aspect of Figmentor, from installation to advanced usage. Whether you're converting your first Figma design or optimizing your workflow, you'll find step-by-step instructions, troubleshooting tips, and best practices to help you succeed.

Overview

What is Figmentor?

Figmentor is a complete toolchain that lets you convert Figma designs into fully importable Elementor templates for WordPress. It consists of:

Figma Plugin

Export selected frames from Figma directly to your WordPress site.

WordPress Plugin

Import and place templates directly in Elementor with a single click.

Figmentor Studio

Manage exports, plans, and integration tokens from our SaaS platform.

How Figmentor Works

Figmentor converts your Figma designs into clean, optimized code that works seamlessly with Elementor. The process preserves your layout, styling, images, and text while making everything editable in Elementor.

Quick Start

1. Install & Connect

Figma Plugin

  1. Search "Figmentor" in the Figma Community Plugins.
  2. Click Install.
  3. Open your Figma file → Plugins → Figmentor → Login & Connect using your access token.

WordPress Plugin

  1. Go to Plugins → Add New in your WP Admin.
  2. Upload the Figmentor WordPress plugin (figmentor.zip).
  3. Activate the plugin.
  4. Paste your API Token from Figmentor Studio in the plugin settings.

2. Export from Figma

  1. Select a frame you want to export.
  2. Open Figmentor Plugin.
  3. Click "Export to WordPress".
  4. Your export will be processed and appear in your Figmentor dashboard.
Important Notes
  • You must select a top-level frame to export.
  • Nested frames will be included automatically.
  • Export process may take a few seconds to complete depending on complexity.

3. Import into Elementor

  1. Open your WordPress Admin → Pages or Posts.
  2. Click Edit with Elementor.
  3. Inside Elementor, use the Figmentor Widget or the "Import Figmentor Template" button.
  4. Choose your exported design → Click Insert.
Figmentor import widget in Elementor editor showing design import process

Figmentor import widget in Elementor editor

API Token Setup

Your API token connects your Figma plugin, WordPress plugin, and Figmentor Studio account. Follow these steps to set up your token:

  1. Visit your Figmentor Studio Dashboard.
  2. Navigate to API & Integrations.
  3. Click "Generate Token" and copy it.
  4. Use this token in both Figma and WordPress plugins.
Security Warning

Keep your API token private. If compromised, regenerate a new token immediately and update your plugins.

Plan Limits & Usage

Each export counts as one usage. Your current usage and remaining exports are visible in:

  • Figmentor Studio Dashboard (main overview panel)
  • Inside both plugins under "Usage Overview"

Understanding Plan Limits

PlanMonthly ExportsRenewal
Starter20 exportsMonthly reset on billing date
Pro100 exportsMonthly reset on billing date
AgencyUnlimited exportsN/A
Tip: Usage Optimization

Before exporting a large design, consider splitting it into logical sections or components to preserve exports and make your templates more reusable.

Sync & Billing

Sync

Plugins auto-sync with Figmentor Studio. If your plan changes or your token is revoked, you'll be notified in the plugins.

Sync Frequency
  • Figma plugin syncs on startup and before each export
  • WordPress plugin syncs on admin page load
  • Manual sync available via refresh button
Troubleshooting: If sync appears out of date, try manually refreshing or restarting the plugins.

Billing

All billing is managed securely via Paddle. You can view and manage your subscription anytime in the Billing tab of Figmentor Studio.

Billing Features
  • Change your subscription plan
  • Update payment methods
  • View invoice history
  • Cancel subscription
Note: Cancellation will not provide a refund but will allow you to use the service until the end of your current billing period.

Troubleshooting

Encountering issues? Here are solutions to common problems:

Figma Plugin Issues

Export button disabled?

Make sure a frame is selected. Only top-level frames can be exported.

Solution: Select a single frame and try again.

Not syncing?

This usually indicates an authentication or network issue.

Solution: Re-login and check your token. Ensure you have internet connection.

Export fails with error?

Complex designs or specific features might not be supported.

Solution: Try simplifying your design, checking for unsupported elements, or exporting a smaller section.

WordPress Plugin Errors

Template not loading?

Check your Elementor version (min 3.x required).

Solution: Update Elementor to the latest version.

Token expired?

API tokens may expire or be revoked for security reasons.

Solution: Re-generate from Figmentor Studio and replace it in your WordPress plugin settings.

Plugin conflicts?

Some page builder or optimization plugins might conflict with Figmentor.

Solution: Temporarily disable other plugins to identify conflicts. Contact support if the issue persists.

SaaS Dashboard

Usage not updating?

Dashboard statistics may have a slight delay in updating.

Solution: Refresh your dashboard or clear cache. If still not updating after an hour, contact support.

Subscription error?

Payment processing or subscription status issues may occur.

Solution: Contact support at [email protected]

Best Practices

Follow these recommendations to get the best results with Figmentor:

Use Auto-Layout

Auto-layout in Figma translates better to Elementor's responsive structure. Whenever possible, use auto-layout for your components and sections.

Standard Frame Sizes

Keep design sizes inside a standard 1440px wide frame. This ensures compatibility with most WordPress themes and Elementor's content width.

Web-Safe Fonts

Use web-safe fonts or ensure fonts are installed in your WordPress theme. Custom fonts will need to be added to your website separately.

Flatten Complex Effects

Some advanced Figma effects may not translate perfectly. Consider flattening complex effects to images for pixel-perfect results.

Component Organization

Well-organized Figma components convert more predictably. Use clear naming and structure for best results.

Modular Approach

Instead of exporting entire pages, consider exporting reusable sections. This saves exports and makes your templates more flexible.

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