From Figma to Live HTML Website
Send any Figma frame to Siter.io with one plugin. Finish it on the canvas and publish a responsive website, no code needed.

Your design, ready to edit.
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Layers, not a flat picture
Your frame arrives as elements you select, move and restyle, so you keep designing instead of redrawing.
8 kinds of layer come across
- Text
- Image
- Button
- Video
- Icon
- Rectangle
- Group
- Auto Layout
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Works on every plan
Pair the plugin with any Siter.io account, Free included, and import straight away.
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A layout for every screen
Bring the desktop frame, then give Tablet and Mobile their own layout on the canvas.
Keep designing in Siter.io.
The frame lands on the page you picked, and the editor works the way a design tool does.
Layers
Every part of the frame is its own element, ready to select, hide or rearrange.
Canvas
Move, resize and restyle anything with smart guides, the way you would in Figma.
Publish
Press Publish and the page is live on the web, with HTTPS included.
Three steps to live.
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Pair the plugin
Run the Siter.io plugin in Figma and connect it to your Siter.io account.
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Send a frame
Select a frame, choose the site and the page it goes into, and press Export to Siter.io.
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Finish and publish
Set up each screen size on the canvas, then press Publish.
Three ways from Figma to HTML.
Figma does not publish HTML on its own, so every route adds a step. They differ in who writes the code and where the page lives.
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Write it by hand
Figma's Dev Mode shows each layer's sizes, colors and CSS, and a developer rebuilds the page in code and hosts it. Full control, and the slowest route.
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Generate the code
Code export plugins turn a frame into HTML and CSS files. You still need hosting, and when the design changes you export again or edit the generated code.
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Import into a site builder
The Siter.io plugin sends the frame into an editor that hosts it. You finish each screen size without code and press Publish. The Pro plan also downloads a page's HTML.
Designers on the plugin.
This is so much more intuitive than other web builders, especially for designers and people used to tools like Figma. I particularly appreciate their new Figma plugin that makes it all that much faster and straightforward. It is a young product but the team is extremely dedicated and the support team is so helpful. They really go above and beyond to assist and help with whatever issues you might have.
The Figma plugin integration is genius! Exporting designs into live websites effortlessly is a dream come true. The platform's commitment to a true no-code experience makes it a staple in my design toolkit.
This product is just great. It has really helped me in saving time and raising my per-hour rate. Figma plugin is amazing! It saves me hours of hard work with a developer!
I find siter.io easy to launch a website just with Figma design. I am not software developer but I can manage my simple website at ease. Any changes I want I can do it pretty easily
Quoted as written, from reviews on Trustpilot (opens in a new tab) and Product Hunt (opens in a new tab).
Frequently asked.
Is the Figma to HTML plugin free?
Yes. The plugin is free in the Figma Community and the import works on every Siter.io plan, Free included. Publishing is free too: the Free plan publishes 1 website at name.getsiter.com; a domain bought elsewhere needs a paid plan (see the plans).
Can Figma export to HTML?
Not on its own. The plugin brings your frame into Siter.io, which publishes it as a live website. HTML download on Pro only, one page at a time: a ZIP with the page's HTML and its images, CSS and JavaScript, not a full-site export.
How do I convert a Figma design to HTML?
Install the Siter.io plugin, pair it with your Siter.io account, select a frame and press Export to Siter.io. The frame lands on the page you picked as editable layers; set up Tablet and Mobile, then press Publish and the page is live as HTML on the web.
Will my design come across exactly?
Treat it as a strong start. Your layers arrive as editable elements, but prototype animations and interactions do not import, and you set up Tablet and Mobile yourself.
If I change the design in Figma, does the site update?
No. The import is one-way, so make later changes in Siter.io, where the page now lives.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. The canvas works like a design tool, with no class system to learn and no deployment step.
Can I build a blog or an online shop?
Not today. Siter.io has no CMS and no e-commerce, so a blog or a shop needs a different tool.
How it compares
Each one is written up separately, including where they beat us.
- Siter.io vs Framer What changed in Framer's pricing, and what you give up by moving.
- Siter.io vs Webflow A simpler path from Figma to a live site, with no CMS.
- Siter.io vs Figma Make For designers who already drew the site and want it published as drawn.
- Siter.io vs Squarespace Portfolios and one-pagers, without the shop and the blog.
- Siter.io vs Carrd When one page stops being enough.
- Siter.io vs Readymag Also covers Adobe Portfolio, Semplice and Cargo.
