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Tim Sfiligoj
New Member
June 5, 2025

Transfer from Make to Design

  • June 5, 2025
  • 61 replies
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Hey!

 

How can I transfer the AI generated Prototype in Figma Make to Figma Design and continue editing it manually there?

Pinned Reply By Celine_

Hi everyone, thank you for all your thoughtful feedback!

We’re excited to share an update that could help right now: Teams can now bring their Make previews directly into Figma Design as editable layers 🎉

You can learn more here:


Thanks for helping us make Figma Make even better! Thank you 💜

61 replies

Celine_
Figmate
Community Support
August 28, 2025

Hi ​@Vasily Kuznetsov , ​@Antenor_Aileen , thanks for pointing that out, and I totally hear you!

I marked my response as Best Answer just to make sure the latest update on this feature request is easy to find, especially since there are quite a few replies in the thread. I completely agree that it’s not a “solution” in the sense that the feature is available. It’s more about helping others quickly see the current status (which, unfortunately, is that it's not supported yet)

To avoid any confusion, I’ve updated the message for clarity and switched the topic type to a Conversation, so the reply remains pinned without showing as “Solved.”
The thread will stay open, and I’ll make sure to post any future updates as soon as we have them.

Really appreciate you both for keeping things clear and helping us maintain accurate information here 🙏🏼

Pierrick
New Participant
September 2, 2025

You can do it using the html.to.design Figma plugin

  • Design in Figma Make in the browser
  • Launch html.to.design chrome extension
  • Click on “Capture Figma preview”
  • it will be automatically imported into Figma Design, or it will create an .h2d file that you can drop into Figma design (via the html.to.design Figma plugin)
omeedkashef
New Member
September 3, 2025

You can do it using the html.to.design Figma plugin

  • Design in Figma Make in the browser
  • Launch html.to.design chrome extension
  • Click on “Capture Figma preview”
  • it will be automatically imported into Figma Design, or it will create an .h2d file that you can drop into Figma design (via the html.to.design Figma plugin)

Not true for me

Pierrick
New Participant
September 4, 2025

You can do it using the html.to.design Figma plugin

  • Design in Figma Make in the browser
  • Launch html.to.design chrome extension
  • Click on “Capture Figma preview”
  • it will be automatically imported into Figma Design, or it will create an .h2d file that you can drop into Figma design (via the html.to.design Figma plugin)

Not true for me

I’m not sure what could be the issue, here is a step by step guide, with video example 👍
https://html.to.design/blog/from-figma-make-to-figma-design/

Peter_Villevoye
New Participant
September 6, 2025

IMHO, the Prototype features of Figma Design are not very rich. Adequate for plain navigation, but not very easy or even capable for more complex interactions or micro-animations. (Smart Animation can get you further, but its features and options are defining the design.)

Did Figma Make solve this ? Partially. In half of the cases it works surprisingly well and creative, in the other half you can spend hours on tweaking what the AI just doesn't seem to understand.

But what's really annoying and making it all quite useless, is that this is just a one-way workflow. Like a stand-alone gimmick, fun to experiment with, but completely unhinged from the Mothership. That's not how users work…

I trust Figma to very rapidly progress in this.

Terry Penman
New Member
September 9, 2025

Definitely necessary! What is the point of Make if you can’t fully and re-use customize the output?

Monserrat Gutierrez
New Member
September 9, 2025

Adding a like to this,  I was looking for the same question. Once I have a "Make" Design I would like to be able to edit it manually for tweaking and in general apply changes on the fly if managers ask for it

Kristian Hansen
New Member
September 10, 2025

Its an imperfect workaround but its possible to use plugins like html.to.design and pull in the Make content when you are viewing it in a browser…

 

Lucas Saldanha
New Member
September 12, 2025

Please just make this already, Im tired of using plugins to get the designs from make

Joe Bajin
New Member
September 17, 2025

It’s been 3+ months of this being requested. I’d love to know where this is on the priority list for the team to allow Make to move everything into Design so that it can then be used there.  

That feature alone would solve a lot of issues for people and make this a bit more connected as a tool.