Ask your AI app to convert it. FigWP maps each section to an Essential Addons widget, builds it in Elementor, and imports it to your site as a draft you can edit.
Bookkeeping for small shops. Receipts in, reports out, no spreadsheet.
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eael-testimonial-slider Bookkeeping for small shops. Receipts in, reports out, no spreadsheet.
Start freeeael-dual-color-header eael-info-boxeael-counter “I stopped dreading the 1st of the month.”Maya Ortiz · owner, Ortiz Bakery
eael-testimonial-slider The FigWP plugin stays open in Figma and linked to your account. Your AI app does the rest through the FigWP MCP server, and stops for you before anything goes live.
Paste your access token into the FigWP plugin. It stays linked to your account over Live Link and waits for jobs while Figma is open.
Select a frame in Figma and tell your AI app what you want. It reads the design and checks your site through the FigWP MCP server.
The AI picks an Essential Addons widget for each section. FigWP's own converters build the Elementor JSON, and drop any widget that can't hold its content.
Images go into your media library and the page lands as a draft in Elementor. Review it, fix what you want, then publish.
The same Figma frame, imported two ways. Tools that copy the layout hand you hundreds of nested containers. FigWP hands you the widgets you'd have picked yourself, with the content already in their fields.
Before you spend a page, FigWP reads the frame for anything that won't survive the trip. Layers placed by hand get an auto-layout copy beside your original, so the page reflows on a real site.
analyze_designHome · free checkHand-placed layers keep their pixel positions and can't reflow on a phone.
A widget that fits is far easier to edit than a pile of containers. One that can't hold the section's content would drop it. FigWP checks every choice before it ships.
eael-dual-color-headereael-info-boxeael-countereael-testimonial-slidereael-adv-accordioneael-image-accordionAfter building a widget, FigWP compares the text it captured with the text in the Figma section. Below 70%, the widget is dropped and the section is built from containers.
The AI only chooses widgets. FigWP's own converters write every setting, so a conversion is repeatable from the design alone.
Every key FigWP writes is a real Essential Addons control, so nothing is silently ignored on import.
Give FigWP your desktop, tablet and mobile frames. It merges them into Elementor's own per-device settings on a single page, instead of three pages to keep in sync.
Coming to Studio and Agency plans: after an import, FigWP renders the page at the design's width and compares it with the frame, section by section. The review is saved, so you can share it or fix what's off. Section repairs already work today.
Pixel and layout scores per section, with the elements that moved, resized or went missing, each tied to its Figma layer.
The plugin paints each section's score over your Figma frame, in a locked layer group you can delete.
Send the client a read-only report instead of screenshots in a chat.
remap_sectionTestimonial78patch_elementsavatar size→verify_pageTestimonial93Ask the AI app to repair a section. It patches the draft and runs the review again.
The same slider as the top of this page, on every saved review.
FigWP gives your AI app the tools to read the design, build the page and check it. You decide what gets published.
Convert the pricing frame and add it to acme.store as a draft.
analyze_designThis is our whole 15,000px docs landing. Convert all of it.
The testimonial section looks off. Make it a slider like the design.
Use the colors and fonts from our Figma styles on the site.
sync_design_systemIllustrative conversations. Tool names are the real FigWP MCP tools.
Landing pages, docs homes and company sites, converted from their Figma frames and finished in Elementor.
You pay for a page when it's imported to a site. Re-imports and section fixes of that page are free, and the AI runs on your own Claude or ChatGPT plan.
Try FigWP on a few real frames.
For a freelancer shipping a few sites a month.
For a small studio sharing one account.
For agencies converting client sites every week.
Page packs top up any plan from Billing and are used after the month's pages run out.
Something else? The docs cover setup, every MCP tool and how widgets are chosen.
No. It produces native Elementor JSON built from Essential Addons and Elementor widgets. You edit the result in Elementor like any other page, with no HTML or CSS to maintain.
Any app that supports MCP servers, including Claude and ChatGPT. Your AI app chooses the widgets; FigWP's own converters write the page, so the AI never writes Elementor JSON.
The AI runs on your own Claude or ChatGPT plan, so FigWP charges nothing for it. You pay FigWP for pages imported to a site, and the free plan includes 3 for life.
WordPress, Elementor and Essential Addons Pro. FigWP Connect is part of Essential Addons Pro: open Essential Addons → Tools → FigWP on the site, click Connect to FigWP, and approve it on your dashboard.
No. Every import is a draft. Publishing is a separate step your AI app only takes after you approve it.
One design imported to a site. Converting reserves the page and importing charges it; a conversion that's never imported is released after 7 days. Importing it again, or re-converting a section to fix it, costs nothing.
Up to 20,000px tall in one conversion. A tall frame is converted a section at a time and joined into one page. Taller designs can be split into frames and added to the same draft.
They're copied into your site's media library when the page is imported, so the page doesn't depend on FigWP after that.
It converts best with auto layout. If a section has none, FigWP can make an auto-layout copy beside the frame, and your original isn't changed.
Install the plugin, connect your AI app, and convert your first frame on the free plan.
3 pages free · no card needed