Figma to Bricks
Convert Figma designs to Bricks Builder elements with UiChemy Classic Mode.
Convert your Figma design into native Bricks Builder elements, not custom code, using UiChemy's Figma to Bricks plugin.
Why Use Figma to Bricks
If you build with Bricks Builder, Classic Mode gives you the same manual, pixel-level tagging control that Figma to Elementor gives Elementor users. You tag each layer to a specific Bricks element yourself, so borders, spacing, and global styles come through exactly as designed, not approximated.
What You Get with Figma to Bricks
- Native Bricks Elements, your Figma layers become real Bricks elements. See the full list of supported elements.
- Global Style Classes, Figma's global colors and typography sync to Bricks' global classes, the same way Global Style Sync works for Elementor.
- Border, Border-Radius, Gap & Shadow, these design details transfer precisely from Figma to Bricks.
- Multiple Breakpoints for Boxed Width, control your container's boxed width across several responsive breakpoints, not just one.
- Padding Sync, padding values transfer directly from Figma to Bricks, so spacing stays consistent without manual adjustment.
- Copy Paste Mode with Media, paste a converted section directly into Bricks, images and all.
How It Works
- In the UiChemy plugin, select the top-level frame of your layout.
- Click Optimize (Beta) if your design needs it.
- Open the Element Tags tab and tag each Figma layer to its matching Bricks element. See Compatible Elements for what's supported.
- Export using Copy Paste Mode (paste the converted section directly into Bricks with media included) or Direct Import, the same export methods available in Figma to Elementor.
Use Cases
- You already build with Bricks Builder and want your Figma design to land as native, editable Bricks elements instead of a flat export.
- Your design relies on precise border, gap, or shadow values, and needs multiple boxed-width breakpoints, not just one.
- You need manual, pixel-level tagging control rather than an AI-driven conversion, see AI Express Mode vs Classic Mode if you're not sure which fits.
If It Doesn't Work
If your Figma elements aren't converting to the Bricks elements you expect, double-check the Element Tags tab to confirm everything's tagged, only tagged elements are recognized during export. See Compatible Elements for more.