My Images Are Not Migrated After Transfer?
Fix missing images after importing a UiChemy-exported template into Elementor.
When you export a Figma design with UiChemy and import it in Elementor, one common issue is missing images, especially if you're using lots of images, or large ones (5MB+).
Reason
When you export your layout from Figma, the images are uploaded to our cloud server. When you import the template in Elementor, it downloads those images from our cloud server to your server.
5 seconds is the default HTTP timeout. If your images take longer than that to download, the request times out and Elementor's default image placeholder is used instead.
Download time also depends on your server location and network speed.
Solution
Make sure your server has these settings:
- PHP Time Limit: 300s
- PHP Memory Limit: 256M
- PHP Upload Limit: >100M
You can make these changes yourself, or contact your hosting provider.
Export your Figma layout with scaled images so smaller files upload, this reduces load time. UiChemy also lets you combine multiple images or elements into one, reducing the number of elements exported.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why are my images not showing after transferring from Figma to Elementor?
Images that take longer than 5 seconds to download from UiChemy's cloud server during import can time out, this often happens with large images (over 5MB) or slow server responses.
What server settings should I check if my images aren't migrating?
PHP Time Limit of 300 seconds, PHP Memory Limit of 256MB, and PHP Upload Limit over 100MB, these help prevent timeouts and memory issues during import.
How can I optimize my Figma images for better migration results?
Export with scaled images to reduce file size, and combine multiple images/elements into one using UiChemy to reduce the number of elements transferred.
What common mistakes should I avoid when transferring images from Figma to WordPress?
Not checking server settings beforehand, and using overly large images in your Figma design, both increase the chance of timeouts.