About html.to.design
html.to.design turns a web page into editable Figma layers. The Chrome extension captures the page you are looking at, including pages behind a login or running on a local server. You then bring the capture into Figma by pasting it, sending it to the html.to.design plugin or saving a file. It is made by Divriots, a French company.
The extension is a companion to the Figma plugin, which you need for some features. The company says free users get the key import features, including public sites by URL and the extension for private or local pages, while the paid Pro plan adds bulk imports, high-resolution image detection and unlimited imports under a fair-use limit.
Mapping a page accurately means using Chrome's debugging features, so it asks for powerful access. The listing says it handles website content, while the privacy policy says it collects no personal data and does not say whether captured pages reach its servers. It is closed source and only in the Chrome Web Store, with no Firefox or Safari version. The listing shows regular updates, most recently on 2 November 2026. If your workflow ends in Figma, this is the one.
Pros and cons
- Captures private, logged-in and local pages
- Paste straight into Figma or use the plugin
- Free plan covers the key imports
- Updated on 2 November 2026
- Needs the Figma plugin for some features
- Needs Chrome's debugging access
- Closed source, with no Firefox or Safari version
Permissions
It needs Chrome's debugging permission so it can map what you see in the browser to Figma layers, plus downloads and sign-in permissions, and it can ask for access to all sites. The Chrome listing says it handles website content.
