web-to-figma-chrome-extension

You can capture a webpage by opening it in your browser, clicking the extension's in-page toolbar, and downloading the exported Figma-compatible JSON. The tool extracts computed styles and layout metadata to reproduce the design.

Yes, you can target specific DOM elements for focused extraction. The tool supports both full-page tree capture and targeted element harvesting, allowing you to isolate individual UI components for Figma JSON export.

The extension proxies cross-origin images during webpage capture to prevent missing or broken assets. This CORS-friendly image handling ensures external images are correctly bundled into the final Figma JSON export.

The best way to extract UI designs from public websites for reproduction is using a DOM traversal tool that captures computed styles and assets, exporting a Figma-compatible JSON file that represents the captured nodes and layout metadata.

Cross-origin images break during DOM export due to browser security restrictions. The extension solves this by applying optional cross-origin image proxying, ensuring images are fetched and embedded correctly within the Figma JSON.

Yes, you can configure image download concurrency when capturing large webpages. This allows you to balance capture speed and stability, preventing browser timeouts or crashes during the asset extraction process.