Open Figma (.fig) Files in Your Browser
You can open and read a .fig file in Figpea without a Figma account — it runs locally in your browser, and nothing is uploaded.
⚠️ Figma (.fig) support is an early alpha / experimental feature.
- It gives you a structural read of the file — not a pixel-perfect reproduction.
- It is view / read only — Figpea does not save back to Figma. It opens
.figfiles to view and read them; it does not write.figfiles.- XD, PSD, and SVG are Figpea's more polished, higher-fidelity formats — see the guides below.
- Hit a file that renders poorly? Email it to [email protected] so we can harden the parser.
How to open a .fig file (no Figma account needed)
- Drag and drop the
.figfile onto the Figpea editor window, or use File → Open. - Processing happens locally on your machine — nothing is uploaded.
- No sign-in is required to view the file.
You do not need the file shared to you through a Figma invite or login — if you have the .fig on disk, you can open it.
What renders today
Figpea reads and renders pages, frames, text, vectors, images, and gradients.
Multi-page .fig files are laid out side-by-side, like XD artboards.
What to expect from an alpha parser
Figma (.fig) support in Figpea is an early alpha. Some effects, complex fills, or newer Figma features may not render, or may render only approximately. Fonts follow Figpea's normal substitution rules — see Font Management.
This is view / read only: Figpea does not save back to Figma, and it does not write .fig files.
Frequently asked questions
Can I open a .fig file without a Figma account?
Yes. Figma (.fig) support in Figpea is an early alpha / experimental feature — you can open and read a .fig file entirely locally, without a Figma account.
Do I need to install anything?
No. Figpea runs in your browser — there is nothing to install.
Is my file uploaded anywhere?
No. All processing happens 100% locally on your machine; your .fig file is never uploaded.
Can I edit the file and save it back to Figma?
No. Figma (.fig) support is view / read only — Figpea does not save back to Figma, and it does not write .fig files.
Is it pixel-perfect?
No. It's an alpha, structural read of the file — not a pixel-perfect reproduction. XD, PSD, and SVG are Figpea's more mature, higher-fidelity formats.
Related
- Opening Design Files — how opening, privacy, and fonts work across every supported format
- Pricing — Figma (.fig) viewing is free, no account required
- Open Adobe XD Files Online with Figpea
- Open PSD Files Without Photoshop