Export to Figma

Send screens to Figma as editable, auto-layout, dev-ready frames.

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Figma export produces real, editable Figma frames — auto-layout structure, live text layers, real fills and effects — not a flattened screenshot.

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The Bulk Export menu open over a UXMagic project, offering export of the selected screens.
Bulk Export sends every selected screen out in one pass.

Steps

  1. Select the screen (or screens) you want to export.
  2. Choose Export → Figma.
  3. Follow the handoff into Figma: either through the connected Figma account, or via the UXMagic Figma plugin.

What you get

  • Auto-layout frames that respond correctly when resized.
  • Editable text layers with their type styles.
  • Real fills, gradients and shadows.
  • Images brought across as fills.
  • Named layers grouped by section, so the file is navigable rather than a soup of rectangles.

Export allowance

Figma exports are metered. The Free plan includes a small fixed number; paid plans include a large monthly allowance. You can see what's left in your account. See Plans and limits.

Getting the cleanest result

  • Finish the theme first. Exporting, restyling in Figma, then re-exporting means doing the Figma work twice.
  • Export the flow together rather than screen by screen, so the frames land side by side in one file.
  • Name your screens before exporting — names carry through and unnamed frames are miserable to work with later.

Round-tripping

You can also go the other way and bring Figma frames back in — see Import from Figma. A common workflow is: generate in UXMagic → export to Figma → a designer refines → import back to keep iterating with AI.

If export fails

See My Figma export failed.

Frequently asked

Is the exported Figma file editable?
Yes. You get real Figma layers with auto-layout, editable text and real fills — not a flattened image.
How many Figma exports do I get?
The Free plan includes a small fixed number; paid plans include a much larger monthly allowance. Your remaining exports are shown in your account.

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