Figma to Roblox: The Complete Conversion Workflow (2026)

The manual workflow today (and why it is painful)

Today, converting a Figma design to Roblox is a four-step manual process, and every step has friction. You export each layer as a PNG, upload each PNG to your Roblox library one at a time, copy the Asset ID for each, then recreate the layout in Studio with Frames and ImageLabels - manually translating Figma's pixel coordinates into Roblox's Scale/Offset system. The Scale/Offset translation is where most people get stuck, because Figma positions are absolute pixels and Roblox needs responsive percentages.

What the converter will do

The Figma-to-Roblox converter automates the entire pipeline. It reads a Figma file and maps its layers directly to Roblox GUI objects. Figma Frames become ScreenGui and Frame instances, text layers become TextLabel and TextButton with matching fonts and sizes, image layers are uploaded to your Roblox library automatically, and the layout is converted to Scale/Offset so it stays responsive. You go from a Figma URL to a working UI without touching any of the manual steps.

The 3-step workflow

Once the converter launches, the process collapses to three steps. First, you paste a public Figma file URL or connect your Figma account, and the converter reads your frames, components, and image layers. Second, it auto-converts: Frames become Roblox GUI instances with matching names and hierarchy, text keeps its content and styling, and images upload to your Roblox library automatically, with Scale/Offset conversion for responsive layouts. Third, you import via the Studio plugin - pick the converted file and drop the UI into StarterGui in one click. Until the plugin ships, you export Luau and paste it manually.

1-- Planned converter workflow (not yet available)
2-- Step 1: paste a public Figma URL
3local figmaUrl = "https://figma.com/file/XXXXX/my-ui-design"
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5-- Step 2: converter reads and maps layers automatically
6--   Figma Frame "MainMenu" -> ScreenGui "MainMenu"
7--   Figma Text "PlayButton" -> TextButton "PlayButton"
8--   Figma Image "logo.png"   -> ImageLabel (auto-uploaded to Roblox library)
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10-- Step 3: import to StarterGui via Studio plugin
11-- The output is real, editable instances - not a flattened image.

What you can do today

Until the converter ships, you have two fast options. The AI generator can recreate a design from a plain-text description - describe your Figma design's layout, colors, and elements, and it returns a working Roblox UI. Or you can rebuild it on the editor canvas: drag the same Frames and TextButtons into place and export the Luau. Both produce editable Luau you can paste into StarterGui, and both are faster than the manual PNG-export workflow.

Joining the waitlist

Visit the Figma to Roblox page and join the waitlist. You will be emailed when the beta opens for public Figma URLs, automatic asset upload, and Studio plugin import. There is no cost to join, and the converter will be free like the editor.

Frequently asked questions