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Convert Figma designs into inspectable packets and Unity UGUI prefabs.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "Figma MCP" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Convert the frames, components, and instances in this Figma design into a static Unity UGUI YAML prefab.
A static UGUI YAML prefab ready for Unity.
Use the Figma REST API to extract an inspectable packet for this design, including structure and component information.
An inspectable packet with design structure, components, and instances.
When a designer has finished UI mockups in Figma, this tool can convert them into static Unity UGUI assets, reducing manual rebuilding. It fits design-to-client implementation workflows.
When you need to inspect frames, components, and instances, it can generate an inspectable packet for analysis or downstream processing. It is useful for design asset organization and automation.
When a team wants a unified process to turn Figma designs into development-side assets, this tool can act as a bridge between design files and Unity asset generation. It suits collaboration-heavy projects.
It uses the Figma REST API to turn Figma frames, components, and instances into inspectable packets and generate static Unity UGUI YAML prefabs. It is mainly for automated design-to-Unity asset generation.
The known prerequisite is access to the Figma REST API. Other installation or runtime details are not provided here; see the source repository.
It does more than export design data: it converts designs into inspectable packets and Unity UGUI YAML prefabs, making it closer to an automated design-to-development pipeline. A normal export usually does not produce this kind of structured Unity output.
Compress Figma designs into LLM-friendly data for code generation.
Read, edit, and turn Figma designs into code with accessibility checks.
Export Figma designs to HTML/CSS and verify pixel-perfect visual accuracy.
Retrieve Figma design data for AI-generated code, templates, or prompts.
Inspect Figma files, export images, and optionally post comments via MCP.
Connect AI to Figma to read and programmatically update designs.