Figma is a design tool — WordPress is a CMS. To bridge them, you need something in between: the design has to exist as a real, rendered webpage somewhere. Once that exists, converting Figma to WordPress becomes a one-click operation with Themify.
The Figma-to-WordPress workflow
- Turn your Figma design into a live webpage (Figma Sites, Framer, Lovable, or a manual build).
- Open that live URL in Chrome.
- Run Themify and click Generate theme.
- Install the resulting WordPress theme .zip.
Why not "Figma to WordPress plugin"?
Direct Figma-to-WordPress plugins tend to produce brittle output that only works in one page builder (usually Elementor) and struggles with animations. Going through a rendered webpage keeps the workflow flexible: you can iterate on the design in Figma, republish the live URL, and re-run Themify to get a fresh WordPress theme.
Frequently asked questions
- Can Themify read a Figma file directly?
- No — Themify reads a rendered webpage, not a Figma file. But once your Figma design lives on any URL — via Figma Sites, a static export, a builder like Framer or Lovable, or hand-built HTML — Themify can convert it to a WordPress theme.
- What's the fastest way to render Figma as a webpage?
- Publish it with Figma Sites, or hand off the design to a builder like Lovable or Framer to produce a live URL. Any of these is enough for Themify to convert to a WordPress theme.
- Does the WordPress version stay pixel-perfect?
- Themify captures what the browser renders. If the live preview is pixel-perfect to your Figma design, the WordPress theme will match it too.