Snapture — Capture any web page to Figma

Snapture copies the web page in front of you into Figma as editable layers. Logged-in pages and open menus work too.

Snapture copies a web page into Figma as layers you can actually edit. The text is real text you can retype, the colors are fills you can change, the frames move. It's not a screenshot. Because it captures what's on your screen, it works on pages that screenshot tools and URL importers can't reach. A dashboard you're logged into, a modal that's open, a dropdown you're hovering over. If you can see it in the browser, you can bring it into Figma. How it works: 1. Click Snapture and choose what to grab — the whole page, a region you drag, or a single element. 2. It saves a small file to your computer. 3. In Figma, run the free Snapture Import plugin and drop the file in. Your screen comes back as editable layers. What comes across: Text keeps its font, size, weight, spacing and color. Images and backgrounds are embedded right into the file. Gradients, borders, corner radius, shadows and blurs come over too, along with icons and SVGs. A note on privacy: Snapture has no server and no account. Nothing you capture leaves your computer; it's just saved as a file. The Figma plugin doesn't touch the network at all, and the capture script only runs when you start a capture yourself. A couple of honest caveats: Figma can only read PNG, JPEG and GIF, so Snapture converts other formats for you. And fonts have to be installed in Figma to match exactly — if one isn't, Figma swaps it and you can fix it in a click. It's free, there's no sign-up, and it works in 12 languages. Need the importer? Search "Snapture Import" in the Figma Community (there's a link in the extension popup).