From any website to editable Figma layers.
No plugin needed.
PocketUI exports website sections as fully editable layers in Figma. Colors become color styles. Fonts become text styles. Sections become components you can remix, resize, and redesign. All from a Chrome extension. No Figma plugin required.
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The Figma import tools all start in the wrong place
html.to.design, Web to Figma, Visual Copilot. They're good tools. But they all work the same way: you open a Figma plugin, paste a URL, and import an entire page. Then you spend 30 minutes cleaning up layers, renaming frames, and deleting elements you didn't want.
PocketUI flips the workflow. You start in the browser, where you're already looking at the design. You select the exact section you want. You export just that section to Figma. No cleanup. No full-page imports. No plugin required.
Browse. Select. It's in Figma.
Three steps. No context-switching.
1. Browse normally
Visit any website. Open PocketUI from the Chrome toolbar.
2. Select what you want
Hover and click on a section: a hero, a card, a navigation bar, a footer. PocketUI captures the full structure with all its styles.
3. Export to Figma
Hit "Export to Figma." The section appears in your Figma file as editable layers. Text is editable. Colors are styles. Everything is organized and ready.
See PocketUI select a section and export it to Figma
Not a screenshot. Not a flat image. Real Figma layers.
Everything exports as native Figma elements you can actually work with.
Editable text layers
Every text element is a real text layer in Figma. Change the copy, change the font, change the size. It's not an image of text.
Color styles
Colors from the exported section are added as Figma color styles. Update one style and it cascades across every element that uses it.
Text styles
Font families, sizes, weights, and line heights are exported as Figma text styles. Your type system is ready to go.
Structured layers
The layer hierarchy reflects the actual DOM structure. Groups are named logically. No "Frame 847" or "Group 12."
SVGs and images
Vector elements stay as vectors. Images are embedded at their original resolution. Nothing is rasterized that shouldn't be.
PocketUI vs Figma import plugins
The plugins start in Figma and pull websites in. PocketUI starts in the browser and pushes sections to Figma.
| Feature | PocketUI | html.to.design | Builder.io | Yashi Tech | Codia AI |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Works from browser (no Figma open) | |||||
| Select specific sections visually | |||||
| Colors exported as Figma color styles | |||||
| Fonts exported as Figma text styles | |||||
| Structured, named layers | |||||
| SVGs preserved as vectors | |||||
| Also exports as HTML + Tailwind | |||||
| Saves to personal design library | |||||
| MCP server for AI tools | |||||
| No Figma plugin required | |||||
| Free tier |
The key difference: The plugins start in Figma and pull websites in. PocketUI starts in the browser and pushes sections to Figma. You're already browsing when inspiration hits. You shouldn't have to switch contexts to save it.
How designers use Export to Figma
Redesigning a client's competitor
Export a competitor's hero section to Figma. Swap in the client's brand colors and fonts. Present a redesign concept in 20 minutes instead of 2 hours.
Building a design system from real examples
Export card components from 5 different SaaS sites. Put them side by side in Figma. Pick the best patterns, combine them, create your own system rooted in what actually works.
Handoff that makes sense
A developer finds a UI pattern that solves a problem. They export it to Figma and share it with the designer. Now the conversation starts from a real reference, not a description in Slack.
More ways to use PocketUI
Export as HTML + Tailwind
Prefer code? Export as clean HTML + Tailwind instead of Figma layers.
MCP Server for AI tools
Skip Figma and let AI use your saved designs directly via MCP.
Extract design tokens
Extract just the colors, fonts, and tokens, or export the full section.
HTML to Figma
Full HTML to Figma conversion with a visual element selector.
Detailed comparisons
PocketUI vs html.to.design
Website-to-Figma converter
PocketUI vs Builder.io (Visual Copilot)
AI-powered Figma-to-code and website-to-Figma tool
PocketUI vs HTML to Figma by Yashi Tech Solutions
Figma plugin to convert HTML pages to Figma layers
PocketUI vs Codia AI
AI-powered web to Figma converter
PocketUI vs Superposition
Desktop app that extracts design tokens from any website
Frequently asked questions
- How does PocketUI export to Figma differently from other tools?
- Most tools: html.to.design, Web to Figma, Visual Copilot. are Figma plugins. You open Figma, paste a URL, and import the whole page. Then you spend time cleaning up. PocketUI flips the workflow: you browse normally, select the exact section you want from the Chrome extension, and export just that section to Figma as editable layers. No plugin, no cleanup, no full-page imports.
- What exactly gets exported to Figma?
- PocketUI exports real, editable Figma layers, not screenshots or flat images. Text elements become editable text layers. Colors are added as Figma color styles. Font families, sizes, and weights become text styles. The layer hierarchy mirrors the actual page structure with logical names. SVGs stay as vectors. Images are embedded at their original resolution.
- Do I need to have Figma open to export?
- No. PocketUI works entirely from the browser. You browse a website, select a section, and export it. You can open the Figma file later, the exported layers are ready when you are. Other tools require Figma to be open because they run as Figma plugins.
- Can I select a specific section, or does it export the whole page?
- PocketUI lets you select specific sections. Hover over a hero, a card, a navigation bar, or a footer. PocketUI highlights it in real-time. Click to capture just that section. You never have to import an entire page and then delete what you don't want.
- Are the exported layers properly named and organized?
- Yes. The layer hierarchy reflects the actual DOM structure, and groups are named logically based on the element roles. You won't see "Frame 847" or "Group 12", and layers are clean and workable from the start.
- Does PocketUI export colors and fonts as Figma styles?
- Yes. Colors from the exported section are added as Figma color styles: update one style and it cascades across every element that uses it. Font families, sizes, weights, and line heights are exported as Figma text styles, so your type system is ready to go immediately.
- Can I also get the code, not just Figma layers?
- Yes. PocketUI exports both Figma layers and clean HTML + Tailwind CSS code from the same extraction. You can use whichever format fits your workflow, or both.
- Is PocketUI free?
- PocketUI has a free tier that includes section extraction and basic Figma export. Pro and Lifetime plans unlock advanced features like cloud sync, unlimited library storage, MCP server access, and Tailwind code export.
- How is this different from taking a screenshot?
- A screenshot is a flat image: you can't edit text, change colors, or resize elements. PocketUI exports real Figma layers: editable text, color styles, text styles, vector SVGs, and a structured layer hierarchy. Everything is live and editable, not a picture of a design.
- What browsers does PocketUI support?
- PocketUI is a Chrome extension that works in any Chromium-based browser. Chrome, Brave, Arc, Edge, and others.
Your browser is where inspiration happens. Keep it there.
Select the section you love. Export it to Figma. Start designing from something real.
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