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Turn Figma Designs into Web Forms with the Weavely Plugin

The Weavely Figma plugin lets you transform static Figma designs into working, fillable web forms, all in a few clicks. Whether you’re prototyping, building UX surveys, or collecting structured feedback from testers, this plugin helps you move from design to live form instantly.

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What the Plugin Does

With the plugin, you can select any Figma frames and turn them into a functioning web form powered by Weavely. It extracts both the content (like questions and labels) and the visual theme (colors, fonts, layout) from your design, then uses AI to generate a form that looks and feels like your mockup, but is fully interactive and shareable.

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How to Use the Plugin

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Open the Plugin

Screenshot 2025-09-25 at 18.29.05.pngYou can open the plugin here. Or simply search for “Figma to web form” from within Figma.
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Select Frames to Convert

Select Generate GiChoose the frames that contain your form content. For example, in a UX survey, you might have multiple frames with radio buttons, input fields, or sliders. Once selected, hit “Generate Form” in the plugin panel.The plugin uses AI to scan the content and layout of your design and begins building a form automatically.
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Preview & Publish Your Form

Review GiYou’ll get a real-time preview of your generated form inside the plugin. It’s interactive, with radio buttons, input fields, and submit actions. Just like a normal web form.When you’re satisfied, hit “Publish Form.” This opens the Weavely editor where you can:
  • Refine questions or add new ones
  • Apply advanced styling or change the layout
  • Add conditional logic
  • Integrate with third-party tools like Slack, HubSpot, Zapier, etc.
Once you’re happy with your final form, press “Publish” again and get a live URL to share or embed.

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Style Transfer from Figma

Basic theming — such as background color, accent colors, and font family — is extracted automatically. So if your Figma design has a deep red background and white buttons, your generated form will reflect that. For advanced theming (custom layout, typography, brand assets), you can fine-tune everything from within the Weavely editor.
The plugin will not take into account your custom design or layout from within Figma.