FigpeaA .fig file opener that runs in your browser
A .fig file is a Figma design document. Open it here and browse its pages, frames, and layers right away — no account to create, nothing to install, and the file is read on your own device.
Everything you need to open Figma files
Nothing to install
Open your .fig file straight in the browser — no desktop app, no plugin, no extension.
No account needed
No sign-up, no seat, and no subscription to read a .fig file.
Pages, frames, and layers
Browse the file's page tree, frames, groups, and text layers as they were organized.
Inspect and copy CSS
Select any layer to read its size, position, and styling, and copy CSS from the inspector.
Read on your device
Your file is read by code running in your browser and is never uploaded.
Export a frame or layer
Save a single frame or layer as a PNG, WebP, or SVG file at 1x — free, no account.
Frequently asked questions
What is a .fig file, and what opens it?
A .fig file is the design document Figma saves when you export a local copy. Figma opens it, and so does Figpea — open the file here and you can browse its pages, frames, and layers in your browser without installing anything.
Do I have to install a program to open a .fig file?
No. Figpea is a web page: open it, pick your .fig file, and it opens. There is no desktop app, no plugin, and no browser extension involved.
Do I need a Figma account?
No — no account, no seat, and no subscription. Opening and reading a .fig file in Figpea needs no sign-in at all.
Does my .fig file get uploaded anywhere?
No. The file is read on your own device by code running in your browser. It is never sent to a server, so there is nothing to delete afterwards.
What can I do with the file once it is open?
Browse its pages and frames, select any layer to inspect its properties and copy CSS, read the text inside text layers, and export a frame or layer as a PNG, WebP, or SVG file.