HTML to Figma Capture
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)Overview
Capture the current browser page as .h2f JSON for the HTML to Figma plugin.
Turn any web page into editable Figma layers in seconds. This extension captures the page currently open in your browser and hands it to the "HTML to Figma" Figma plugin — as clean Auto-Layout frames, readable layer names, embedded images and editable text instead of a flat screenshot. Why the extension? Unlike a plain URL import, the extension captures the page exactly as you see it — including content behind a login (dashboards, internal tools, web apps), opened states and dynamically loaded sections. One-click transfer Copy the pairing code from the plugin's "Chrome" tab and paste it into the extension once. On any page, click "Send to Plugin". The page lands in the plugin and imports automatically — if Figma is open in a browser tab, it's brought to the front. Features Capture with semantic layer names and Auto-Layout (flex, spacing, fill) Embedded images — no gray placeholders in Figma Works on pages behind a login Fallbacks: "Copy Capture" (clipboard) and "Download .h2f" Multiple captures per pairing code import one after another in the plugin Privacy Capture only runs when you click. With a pairing code, the capture is relayed only to your own plugin through a short-lived queue (only the matching code can fetch it; auto-deleted shortly after). Without a code, handoff stays fully local via 127.0.0.1. No accounts, no long-term storage of page content. Requires the free "HTML to Figma" Figma plugin.
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Details
- Version0.7.0
- UpdatedJuly 5, 2026
- Size31.12KiB
- LanguagesEnglish
- Developer
Email
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- Not being sold to third parties, outside of the approved use cases
- Not being used or transferred for purposes that are unrelated to the item's core functionality
- Not being used or transferred to determine creditworthiness or for lending purposes