How to Quickly Create Figma Layouts using Templates in UiChemy?
Use UiChemy's pre-designed templates to quickly build Figma layouts, pre-tagged for Elementor.
If you want to quickly create a Figma layout for use as an Elementor template, you can use UiChemy's built-in templates instead of designing from scratch. From the mode picker, choose Templates ("Are you still designing, or looking for an optimised section to start from?"), then View Templates.
Why Use Templates
- Skip designing from scratch, start from an already-optimized full page or section instead of building your Figma layout from a blank canvas.
- No manual tagging, every component inside a template is pre-tagged for its Elementor widget, so you don't tag it yourself before export.
- Build fast by stacking sections, import multiple section templates one after another to assemble a complete page quickly.
When to Use It
Use Templates when you need to prototype or launch quickly and don't need a fully custom layout, or want a starting point to customize instead of designing from a blank Figma canvas. Design from scratch instead when your project has brand-specific requirements that don't match anything in the template library.
Template Tabs
The Templates browser has three tabs:
- General, starter templates, both full pages (for example, Trial Page) and individual sections (for example, Trial Section), for beginning a project
- Sprout UI, section-level variants from the built-in Sprout UI kit, for example several Hero section styles, with Load More to show further templates
- Other Kits, a gallery of other design kits (PixeSaas, Pet Grooming, TripNavigator, and more). Sprout UI shows a checkmark because it is built in, and the others have a button that opens the kit's Figma Community page
Use the search bar and the filter icon in the General and Sprout UI tabs to find specific templates.
Quickly Create a Website Using Templates
The components inside each template are pre-tagged for their relevant Elementor widget, so you don't need to tag them manually. Click the download icon on a template card to import it, you'll see a confirmation like "Template imported successfully: [Template Name]." You can import section templates one after another to quickly build out a full layout.
Select the top-level frame before adding section templates.