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AI screenshot to Figma plugin
Screenshot to Figma: rebuild any app or web screen as layers you can edit
Paste a screenshot of a screen you like, a screen you shipped or a screen you lost the file for. This AI screenshot to Figma converter reads the interface and returns frames, text, shapes and auto layout, so you can convert a screenshot to an editable design on your canvas.
Built for the screenshots designers actually have
- Phone screens
- iPhone and Android captures, including status bars, tab bars and notches. The plugin keeps the safe areas separate from your content.
- Website screenshots
- Landing pages, dashboards and settings screens captured in a browser. Navigation, hero blocks and footers come back as their own frames.
- Product teardowns
- Grab screens from a competitor's onboarding or checkout and study the structure in Figma instead of squinting at a PNG.
- Light and dark mode
- Dark theme captures and high-density Retina exports are read the same way, so contrast and sizing carry over.
What lands in your layers panel
Open the result and you find a structure a person would have drawn. Rename it, restyle it or drop it into your design system.
- Profile screen
- Status bar
- Header Auto layout
- Back icon
- Title text Text style
- Avatar and name Auto layout
- Stats row Auto layout
- Primary button Fill and radius
- Tab bar
Four moves to convert a screenshot to Figma
From a flat screenshot to editable layers without redrawing a single rectangle.
Capture or copy the screen
Use your usual screenshot shortcut. Crop to the single screen you want, without extra desktop around it.
Paste it into the plugin
Open Screenshot to Figma, paste or drop the image and tell it whether it is a mobile or web screen.
Check the detected layers
Scan the outlined elements. Anything that looks off can be re-run on a tighter crop.
Edit on the canvas
Change copy, swap colors, resize frames and keep going like the screen was yours from the start.
Tracing by hand versus converting a screenshot
| Task | Redraw manually | Screenshot to Figma |
|---|---|---|
| Placing frames | Draw each rectangle and nudge it into position | Frames placed from the image layout |
| Copying text | Retype every label and guess the font size | Text read from the image as editable layers |
| Picking colors | Eyedrop each fill one at a time | Fills sampled and applied to the matching shapes |
| Spacing | Measure gaps with the ruler | Gaps and stacks captured as auto layout |
Questions about converting screenshots
What does Screenshot to Figma do?
It is an AI screenshot to Figma converter. It reads a screenshot of an app or website screen and recreates it in Figma as frames, text layers, shapes and auto layout instead of one flat image.
How do I convert a screenshot to Figma?
Capture the screen, open the Screenshot to Figma plugin, paste or drop the image and check the detected layers. The result is an editable design on your canvas, so you can convert a screenshot to editable design without redrawing it.
Does it work with mobile app screenshots?
Yes. UI screenshot to Figma works with iPhone and Android captures, and you can mark the image as a mobile screen so status bars and tab bars are handled as separate elements.
Can I convert a website screenshot to Figma?
Yes. Website screenshot to Figma works like an app screen: capture the page in your browser and paste it in. For very long pages, converting in sections gives you cleaner frames.
Will it match my fonts exactly?
Text is recreated as editable text layers using the closest match it can find. If you use a custom font, select the layers and apply your own text style.
What makes a good screenshot to start from?
A sharp, uncropped capture of one screen at its native size or larger. Avoid overlays, device frames and heavy compression.
Is it for screens only?
It is tuned for interface screenshots. For sketches, photos or AI-generated artwork, use the Image to Figma plugin instead.
Open the next screenshot in Figma
Convert a screenshot to Figma and see the editable layers it produces.
Starting from a photo, hand sketch or AI-generated image instead? Use Image to Figma.