Figma to WordPress Converter

Yes, by way of a live page. Publish the Figma design as a page (Figma Sites, a prototype built into HTML, or any coded preview), capture it with Themify, and you get an installable WordPress theme with the same layout and styling.

Why this conversion is different

Figma files are vector designs, not web pages — so every Figma-to-WordPress route goes through HTML at some point. Agencies charge hundreds to thousands per page for that step.

Today most designs reach a live preview fast: Figma Sites, an AI builder, or a quick coded mockup. Once a URL exists, Themify turns it into a theme in minutes.

Capturing the rendered page keeps spacing, typography and responsive behaviour exactly as built, instead of a plugin's approximation of auto-layout.

How it works, step by step

1. Get a live preview of the design
Publish with Figma Sites, or build the page with any tool that gives you a URL.
2. Capture the page
Open the URL, scroll through it, and click Generate theme in the Themify extension.
3. Install in WordPress
Upload the .zip under Appearance → Themes, activate it and start editing content.

What gets converted — and what doesn't

Converted

Layout, spacing and auto-layout as rendered in the browser
Typography, colors and effects from the stylesheet
Images and icons used on the page
Responsive breakpoints of the live preview
CSS animations and transitions

Not converted

The .fig file directly — a live page is required
Figma prototype click-flows as interactions
Forms and dynamic data, which need WordPress plugins

A real example

Before

A Figma landing page design approved by the client, published via Figma Sites.

After

An installable WordPress theme matching the design, handed to the client the same day.

Publish the design, capture each page, install the .zip on the client's WordPress.

Benefits

Skips paid Figma-to-code services
Pixel-faithful to the published design
Same-day handoff to WordPress clients
No PHP or theme development needed

Limits to know before you start

Requires a live page, not the .fig file
Prototype interactions are not converted
Dynamic features need WordPress plugins

Frequently asked questions

Can I convert a Figma file straight to WordPress?

Not from the .fig file. Publish the design as a live page first (e.g. Figma Sites), then Themify converts that page into a theme.

Is it cheaper than a Figma-to-WordPress agency?

Usually by a wide margin — plans start at $9/month versus per-page agency pricing.

Does it keep the design pixel-perfect?

It captures the page exactly as it renders in the browser, so fidelity matches the live preview.

Do I need a developer?

No. Capture, download the .zip and upload it to WordPress.

Figma to WordPress: turn a Figma design into a theme