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Figma Import Guide

Convert Figma designs to Roblox GUI objects.

The Figma-to-Roblox converter is currently in development. This guide explains what it will do, how the workflow is planned, and how to join the waitlist to be notified when it launches.

Current status: the converter has not shipped yet. You can join the waitlist on the Figma to Roblox page and you will be emailed when the beta opens. Until then, the fastest path from a Figma design to a Roblox GUI is to describe the design in the AI panel or rebuild it on the canvas - both take minutes, not hours.

What the converter will do: it will read a Figma file and map its layers to Roblox GUI objects. Figma Frames become ScreenGui and Frame instances, text layers become TextLabel and TextButton, image layers are uploaded to your Roblox library, and the layout is converted to Scale/Offset so it is responsive across devices.

The planned workflow is three steps: 1. Upload your Figma design. Paste a public Figma file URL or connect your Figma account. The converter reads your frames, components, and image layers. 2. Auto-convert and upload assets. Frames become Roblox GUI instances with matching names and hierarchy, text keeps its content and styling, and images are uploaded to your Roblox library automatically. Scale/Offset conversion keeps the layout responsive. 3. Import via the Studio plugin. Once the Roblox GUI Maker Studio plugin is live, you pick the converted file and drop the UI into StarterGui in one click. Until the plugin ships, you export Luau and paste it manually.

Why this matters: today, moving a Figma design to Roblox means manually exporting PNGs, uploading them one by one, copying Asset IDs, and re-doing the Scale/Offset math by hand. That process is slow and error-prone. The converter collapses it into a single import step, and the output is real instances you can edit in Studio, not a flattened image.

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.

In the meantime: if you have a Figma design you need in Roblox now, describe it to the AI generator in plain text, or open the editor and rebuild it on the canvas. Both produce editable Luau you can paste into StarterGui.