FIGMA TO FRAMER
Figma to Framer, built properly.
Send me your Figma file and I’ll turn it into a fast, responsive Framer site that matches your design closely, with components, CMS and animations set up so your team can edit it later.
Fixed quote or monthly
Pixel-close builds
Figma to live Framer site
Design in Figma
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Subarno
Build in Framer
yourbrand.com
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Founders, startups and agencies I’ve designed and built websites for
WHAT IT IS
What a Figma to Framer conversion includes.
A Figma to Framer conversion turns your static design into a live website. Every page is rebuilt in Framer with real layouts, so it adapts properly to desktop, tablet and phone, instead of being pasted in as fixed frames that break on smaller screens.
Framer’s copy-paste plugin can bring in a rough version of a frame, but it rarely holds up as a real site. Layers come across with absolute positioning, styles aren’t shared and nothing is a reusable component. I rebuild each page by hand, using stacks, shared text styles and components, so the site is easy to change later.
Most conversions also need things that aren’t in the Figma file: hover states, mobile menus, CMS collections for blogs or case studies, form connections, page transitions and SEO settings. I add all of that as part of the build, so the site is ready to launch, not just to look at.
Because I’m a designer as well as a developer, I’ll also catch the gaps a design file usually has, like a missing mobile layout or an empty state, and design them in the same style before building, rather than guessing.
WHAT’S INCLUDED
What I can build from your Figma file.
Anything you’ve designed in Figma can be built in Framer. These are the parts of a conversion I handle most often.
Full websites
Every page of your Figma file built in Framer, matching spacing, type and layout closely on desktop, tablet and phone.
New pages and landing pages
Campaign pages, product pages, pricing pages and long-form SEO pages, designed from scratch or built from your existing components.
Framer CMS setup
Collections for blogs, case studies, team members, jobs or changelogs, with detail pages and lists that are easy for non-developers to update.
Interactions and animations
Scroll effects, hover states, page load sequences and component variants that feel smooth and don’t slow the site down.
Responsive fixes
Pages that break on tablet or phone, overflowing sections, odd spacing and menus that don’t work on mobile.
Missing pieces, designed
No mobile layout? No hover or empty states? I design the gaps in your file’s style first, so the build never stalls.
Launch on your domain
Connecting your domain, redirecting old URLs and checking every page live, so launch day is uneventful.
Speed and technical SEO
Image compression, meta titles and descriptions, alt text, Open Graph images, sitemaps, 301 redirects and clean heading structure.
Forms, code and integrations
Forms connected to your inbox or tools like HubSpot, Zapier and Calendly, plus custom code components and overrides when you need something Framer doesn’t do out of the box.
QUALITY CHECKLIST
Reusable components
Buttons, cards and sections built as components with variants, so one change updates every page.
Every breakpoint checked
Desktop, tablet and phone layouts set up properly, checked by hand rather than left to chance.
Clean heading structure
One H1 per page and a logical H2 and H3 order, for search engines and screen readers.
Alt text on images
Descriptive alt text on meaningful images, and decorative images marked so they’re skipped.
SEO settings filled in
Page titles, descriptions, social images and clean URL slugs on every page and CMS detail page.
Optimised images
Images resized and compressed, with lazy loading below the fold, so pages load quickly.
Easy to edit
Text and images your team can edit on the canvas, with styles and colours set up so changes stay on brand.
Forms tested
Every form sends where it should and shows a clear success message.
Redirects in place
Redirects for any changed or removed URLs, so old links and rankings aren’t lost.
Accessible basics
Readable contrast, visible focus states and buttons and links that work with a keyboard.
A TYPICAL PROJECT
What a Figma to Framer project looks like.
Every project depends on the size of your design. Here’s a typical four-week conversion for a marketing site with a blog.
WEEK 1
Review the Figma file
I go through every page, check styles, spacing and breakpoints, and flag anything missing before the build starts.
File review
Build plan
WEEK 2
Build the core pages
Homepage, key pages and shared components built in Framer, with desktop, tablet and phone layouts.
Framer build
Components
WEEK 3
CMS and animations
Blog or case study collections set up, plus scroll effects, hover states and page transitions.
CMS collections
Animations
WEEK 4
Test and launch
Every breakpoint checked, forms tested, SEO settings and redirects in place, then the site goes live on your domain.
QA pass
Launch
Need changes after launch? Keep me on the monthly subscription and new pages and updates keep coming, for one flat price.
WHY WORK WITH ME
Why convert your Figma file with a designer who builds.
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Predictable cost
You get a fixed quote before I start, or one flat monthly price if you’d rather keep me on. No hourly billing, and no surprise invoices when something takes longer.
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Nothing lost in the handoff
I’m a designer first, so I notice the spacing, type and small details a developer might skip, and I’ll flag anything that won’t work well on mobile before it’s built.
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A site that’s easy to change
I build with reusable components and shared styles, so when you change a button or a heading style later, it updates everywhere instead of page by page.
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Design help when you need it
Missing a mobile layout or a page that was never designed? I’ll design it in Figma first, in the same style, so the build doesn’t stall waiting on a designer.
WHO IT’S FOR
Who needs a Figma to Framer conversion.
It’s a good fit when the design is done and you need it live, built properly.
Startups launching a new site
Your designer finished the site in Figma and you need it live fast, without hiring a full-time developer to build it.
Agencies and studios
Your team designs in Figma and hands the build to me. You keep the client relationship, and I deliver a clean Framer site behind the scenes.
Designers who don’t want to build
You’ve designed a site for yourself or a client and want it built without your layouts being reinterpreted along the way.
Teams moving to Framer
You’ve redesigned your site in Figma and want to move from another platform to Framer at the same time, with content and redirects brought across.
HONEST FIT CHECK
Is Framer right for your Figma design?
Framer is a great fit for most marketing sites, but not every project. Here’s an honest way to tell before we talk.
A great fit if
You have a finished, or nearly finished, Figma design
You want a site your team can edit without a developer
You want animations and interactions that feel polished
You want someone who can fill design gaps as they go
You’re an agency that hands off Figma files to be built
Probably not a fit if
You only need one static page exported as code
You need a complex web app or custom back end
You need a large online store with complex checkout logic
You need a full in-house team with daily standups
You need a deep CMS with thousands of items (Webflow may fit better)
COMPARE
Me vs a freelancer vs an agency vs in-house.
Here’s how working with me compares with other ways of turning a Figma file into a Framer site. Market rates are typical 2026 ranges.
Working with me
Freelancer
Agency
In-house developer
Typical cost
Fixed quote, or $1,000 per month
$50–$120 per hour
$100–$200+ per hour, or around $2,000–$4,500 a month for a Framer subscription
A full-time salary, plus benefits and tools
Billing
Fixed quote or flat monthly
Per hour or per project
Per project or retainer
Monthly salary
Getting started
A free call, then we start
Find, vet and brief someone new
Proposals, contracts and kickoff calls
Weeks or months of hiring
Who does the work
Me, every time
Whoever you hire
Often a junior developer behind an account manager
Your employee
Design included
Yes, Figma design and Framer build
Sometimes
Usually, at extra cost
Rarely in one person
Extra cost for every change
No
Usually
Usually
No
The numbers above are typical ranges, not quotes. For a one-off conversion, you’ll get a fixed quote based on your Figma file before any work starts.
Pricing
Simple pricing. One flat monthly fee.
Work with me in the way that suits you. Keep me on a monthly subscription for ongoing design and development, or hire me for a single project.
Everything included
FRAMER OR WEBFLOW
Not sure Framer is the right platform?
I build in both, so I don’t have a reason to push you either way. Here’s how I usually help clients decide.
Choose Framer if
Best for design-led marketing sites that need to move fast.
Your site is mostly a handful of marketing pages
You want rich animations and a very visual editing experience
Your team is design-led and comfortable in a canvas
Speed from design to a live page matters most
Choose Webflow if
Best for content-heavy sites that grow for years.
You publish a lot of content, like blogs, resources or case studies
You need a deep CMS with references, filters and lots of items
Several people edit the site and you want clear structure
You plan to run the site in multiple languages or markets
Still unsure? Tell me about your site on a free call and I’ll recommend the platform that fits, even if that means Webflow instead of Framer.
GOOD TO KNOW
How a Figma to Framer project works.
The details people usually ask about before sending their Figma file, from what to send to how it’s priced.
What do I need to send?
Your Figma file with view or edit access, any fonts and images you have, and a short note on how pages link together. If something is missing, like a mobile layout or a hover state, I’ll design it in the same style before building.
How long does a conversion take?
A single landing page usually takes a few days. A full marketing site with a blog is typically two to four weeks, depending on the number of pages, animations and CMS collections. You’ll get a timeline with your quote.
Do I need my own Framer plan?
Yes. Your Framer site plan and any editor seats are billed by Framer, separately from the subscription. Your site lives in your own Framer workspace, so you always own the site and the content.
What if my Figma file isn’t finished?
That’s common. I can design the missing pages, states or mobile layouts in Figma first, in your existing style, then build them along with everything else.
Will the site be fast and SEO friendly?
Framer sites are fast by default, and I add clear heading structure, compressed images, clean URLs and proper meta tags. That gives your content a solid technical base to rank on, though rankings also depend on your content and links.
How do we communicate?
You talk to me directly, by email or on a quick call when something needs discussing. There are no account managers in between, so your feedback goes straight to the person doing the work.
How is a conversion priced?
Most conversions are a one-off project with a fixed quote based on your Figma file. If you also want new pages and updates after launch, the monthly subscription is $1,000 per month, with the first month at $699 for a limited time.
Is my design kept private?
Yes. Your files are only used for your project, and I’m happy to sign an NDA before you share anything.
How do you keep the site easy to edit?
I set up reusable components, shared styles and clear CMS fields, so your team can update text, images and collection items in Framer without breaking the layout.
Can you move my existing site’s content too?
Yes. If you’re moving from Webflow, WordPress or another platform, I can bring over your content, set up redirects and keep your SEO settings, so you don’t lose rankings.
What isn’t a good fit?
Complex web apps, custom back-end development and large online stores are better suited to a specialist development team. If your project needs that, I’ll tell you on our first call rather than take it on.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
A few answers to things clients usually ask before starting. Have another question? Ask me directly.
How much does a Figma to Framer conversion cost?
Most conversions are a one-off project with a fixed quote based on the size of your Figma file. If you want ongoing work after launch, the subscription is $1,000 per month, with the first month at $699 for a limited time.
How long does a Figma to Framer conversion take?
A single landing page usually takes a few days. A full marketing site with a blog typically takes two to four weeks.
Why not just use the Figma to Framer plugin?
The plugin brings in a rough copy of a frame, usually with fixed positioning and no shared styles or components. A hand-built site is responsive, easier to edit and faster to load.
Will the Framer site match my Figma design?
Yes. I match spacing, type and layout closely, and I’ll tell you up front if something in the design won’t work well on smaller screens.
What if my Figma file has no mobile layout?
I’ll design the mobile and tablet layouts in the same style first, then build them along with the desktop version.
Can you set up the Framer CMS?
Yes. Blogs, case studies, team members and other collections are set up with detail pages your team can update.
Do you add animations?
Yes. Scroll effects, hover states and page transitions are built in Framer, keeping the site fast.
Is the site SEO friendly?
Yes. Every page gets clean headings, meta titles and descriptions, social images, compressed images and redirects where needed.
Who owns the Framer site?
You do. The site is built in your Framer workspace, and everything is yours.
Do you work with agencies?
Yes. I build Figma to Framer projects as a white-label developer for agencies and studios.
How fast will my requests be done?
Most requests, like a new section, a page update or a small build, are delivered in 2 to 3 working days. Bigger work, like a full page design or a new website, is split into smaller steps so you see progress every few days.
Can I pause or cancel the subscription?
Yes. There’s no contract and no lock-in. If you have a quiet month, you can pause and pick it back up when new work comes in. Or cancel anytime. You only pay for the months you use.
Get started
Send your Figma file. Get a live Framer site.
Book a free call or share your Figma link, and I’ll come back with a fixed quote and a timeline.