H2D Capture

Web to Figma

Web to Figma extension to capture pages and components and import them into Figma as editable designs. No more screenshots. Web to Figma lets you import full webpages using the plugin, or import specific components from a website, using our Chrome Extension. Convert any HTML to design file in Figma. Import components or webpages using the Chrome Extension: 1. Download the Web to Figma Chrome Extension 2. Go to any page in your Chrome Browser 3. Invoke the extension, and then choose if you want to capture the entire page or a single component 4. Once the extension captures the page, save the page/component to a Collection 5. Go to Figma and run the plugin 6. Go to the Collections tab of the plugin 7. Find your latest capture and click on Add to Figma Import webpages using the plugin: 1. Install the plugin 2. From within any file, run the plugin by going to Plugins menu and selecting Web to Figma 3. In the Import tab of the plugin, enter the URL of the webpage that you want to import. For example, https://github.com/home 4. Choose the relevant settings 5. Click on Import 1. Create a library of design inspirations using Collections 2. Create a moodboard 3. Collaborate with developers by importing their implementation and comparing against the reference design 4. Learn how some of the more complex websites have been structured 5. Quickly explore various design patterns when solving a new task

Scroll-Driven Animations Debugger

A DevTools extension to visualize and debug Scroll-Driven Animations Use this DevTools extension to debug and visualize Scroll-Driven Animations. - Visualize the Scroll-Driven Animations’s scroller, element, and subject. - Suppports both ScrollTimeline and ViewTimeline. - Works with both CSS-based and WAAPI-based Scroll-Driven Animations. - Plays nice with `position: sticky`. - Visualize the `animation-range-start` and `animation-range-end`. - Edit the `animation-range-start` and `animation-range-end` values. Once installed, a new pane “Scroll-Driven Animations” gets added to Chrome DevTools’s Elements Panel. To use it, inspect an Element using Chrome DevTools as you’d normally do. Select the “Scroll-Driven Animations” panel to see a visualization of Scroll-Driven Animations that were added to that element. The visualization is a live representation of the scroller, animated element, and – in case of a ViewTimeline – tracked subject: as you scroll in the document, the visualization also updates. Use the top toolbar to switch between multiple animations _(if more than one)_ or to set the visualization’s scale factor. Typically you don’t need to set the scale factor, as the visualization automatically adapts itself to the available space. Also included in the top toolbar are an indicator telling you which type of scroll timeline you are dealing with, and some progress numbers: total scroll progress, effect progress, actual scroll offset _(in pixels)_. Use the “Edit Values” toggle at the bottom to bring up a range editor. Once the editor is shown, the visualization also shows indicators for the start and end range. In case of a ScrollTimeline these are two lines on the scroller’s contents. In case of a ViewTimeline these are two boxes representing the areas for the set `animation-range-*` values. Change the values using the dropdown and/or the inputs. Note that the inputs do not live-update _(for now)_; after changing click somewhere outside the field to update the value.

Copy web to Figma - Copy as editable design, no Figma plugin required

【 Core Function 】 Convert any web page into an editable Figma design draft with one click. Copy web to Figma is an efficient productivity tool specifically designed for UI/UX designers, developers, and product managers. There is no need to install complex Figma plugins or go through cumbersome screenshot redrawing. With just one click, the structure, style, images and text of the currently browsing web page can be perfectly restored to Figma layers. 🚀 Why choose us? - ⚡️ ultra-fast conversion: millisecond-level response, one-click generation, paste directly into Figma. - 🎨 high-fidelity restoration: precisely retain CSS properties such as Auto Layout, fonts, colors, shadows, rounded corners, etc. of web pages. - 🌐 full web support: whether it's complex dashboards, landing pages or mobile H5, they can all be perfectly recognized. - 🔒 security and privacy: All processing is carried out locally or through a security interface, and no user data is saved. - 🆓 permanently free: no in-app purchases, no ads, dedicated to enhancing design efficiency. Youdaoplaceholder0 usage scenarios: 1. Competitive analysis: Quickly extract design specifications and component libraries of outstanding websites. 2. Design revision: Directly carry out secondary design based on the existing web page without having to start from scratch. 3. Inspiration Collection: Save your favorite web page sections as editable materials. 4. Development and Restoration: Assist front-end developers in style comparison and restoration. 💡 usage: 1. Install this extension. 2. Open any web page and click on the extension icon in the upper right corner of the browser. 3. Click the "Copy to Figma" button. 4. Open Figma and press Ctrl+V (Windows) or Cmd+V (Mac) to paste. Q: Which browsers are supported? A: Supports all browsers based on the Chromium kernel, including Chrome, Edge, Brave, etc. Install now and unleash your design productivity!

Web to Figma

Capture web elements and export them to Figma with full styles and structure. The easiest way to import any website or HTML code straight into Figma. No more copying styles by hand or rebuilding layouts from scratch. Just click, capture, and you’ve got fully editable, pixel-perfect Figma layers. Perfect for designers, devs, founders or anyone collecting web UI inspiration. What you can do: Convert real websites into Figma files Paste HTML/CSS and get clean Figma components Save time building dashboards, landing pages, UIs Stay in flow with pixel-perfect results every time It’s fast. It’s fun. And it’s kind of addictive. Add favorites 👉 Give it a go at Marvilo.net and turn the web into your personal Figma insiration library