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Figma Make Landing Page design to Webflow

  • March 19, 2026
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Jester Miraran

Hey guys! I just need some help regarding transferring a landing page design I created in Figma (using Figma Make) to Webflow.
 

I’m trying to use the Figma to Webflow (Labs) plugin, and I followed a tutorial, but I got stuck because the plugin doesn’t seem to detect or show my design at all.
 

I’m not sure if I’m missing a step or if there’s something wrong with how my file is set up. I also couldn’t find a tutorial that matches exactly what I’m experiencing.
 

Has anyone here tried this workflow before? Any tips or things I should check?
 

Thank you in advance!

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Julius von Ingelheim

Honestly why would you like to do that? At the moment i think it simply is not possible (without a greater hassle at least).

 

What I have done so far to get Figma Make Designs to work as a fully functional Website with CMS was:

 

Used Tools: Figma Make, Github, Vercel, Storyblok (and Google App script, but just since i am lazy)

  • First create accounts in all these tools and connect them (you con sign in into vercel and storyblok with your github acc). You can stay on the free tier for everything.
  • Tell the Figma AI that it will be deployed via Github to Vercel, and then connected to Storyblok CMS
  • When you are done designing tell Figma to prepare the FE so it actually will update when something in the Storyblok CMS is changed.
  • (Only because im lazey): I told the Figma AI to write me a Google App Script to create all the needed Content Types, Fields, Stories etc in Storyblok and pre populate it with the current content. (For this you need the MGMT Token from Storyblok + the Space ID).
  • Next download all the code as zip
  • Upload to GIt, unzip, install etc 
  • Add Storyblok preview token as environment variable to vercel
  • Since github and vercel are connected once you push to main it will trigger a deployment
  • form there your website is reachable and you can (with some minor stiings in storyblok) manage it from the CMS

Little short form, but AI can guide you through this more deeply ;) And works quite well for me

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