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html.to.design alternatives: website to Figma

The main html.to.design alternatives are Builder.io’s Figma plugin, Codia Web2Figma, Export to Figma and HTML to Figma. html.to.design gives 10 free imports, then 10 a month with a free account; Pro is $12 a month billed yearly. Sitepeel gives you HTML, a Clone prompt and a DESIGN.md, not Figma layers.

Screenshots of html.to.design, Builder.io, Codia and Sitepeel’s Clone prompt
html.to.design, Builder.io, Codia and Sitepeel’s Clone prompt, as they looked in October 2026.

In short

  • 10 free a month: Codia or Export to Figma
  • Pixel or editable modes: HTML to Figma
  • Code, a prompt and a DESIGN.md, not layers: Sitepeel
On this page8
  1. The short list
  2. 1. Codia Web2Figma
  3. 2. Export to Figma
  4. 3. HTML to Figma
  5. 4. Sitepeel
  6. When html.to.design is the better pick
  7. Which one should you pick?
  8. Questions

The short list

html.to.design has 700,000 Chrome users and a 4.5 rating. People look elsewhere for more free imports, a lower price, or because the next step is code and not Figma.

html.to.design alternatives compared
ToolBest forPriceWorks in
Codia Web2FigmaA free Figma plugin with viewports10 free credits a month; Pro on its siteFigma, Chrome
Export to FigmaA low price, paste into Figma10 exports a month free; Pro $1 a month at launchChrome, Figma
HTML to FigmaPixel or editable modes10 manual imports once; $12 a month or $96 a yearFigma
SitepeelHTML, a prompt and a DESIGN.mdFree web tools; extension free to start, paid onceChrome extension and web
Builder.ioA free import, paid extrasFree features with no card; premium extrasFigma, Chrome
html.to.designWhole pages as editable layers10 a month free; Pro $12 a month billed yearlyFigma, Chrome
Website cloner in the Sitepeel interface
Website cloner in actionExplore the tool

1. Codia Web2Figma

Paste a link, pick desktop, tablet or mobile, and Codia rebuilds the page as editable text, images and frames. It runs on Figma’s free plan, and a Chrome extension captures pages behind a login.

2. Export to Figma

A Chrome extension that captures a page or an element, then you paste it into Figma as layers. The free plan has 10 exports a month, and Pro is unlimited at an introductory price.

3. HTML to Figma

A Figma plugin with no extension: paste HTML, or capture a public link in Pixel or Editable mode. Its free trial covers pasted HTML only, and link capture needs a license. It says editable results can need cleanup.

4. Sitepeel

Sitepeel doesn’t make Figma layers. It gives you the page’s HTML and CSS, a Clone prompt that rebuilds it with AI, a DESIGN.md and its files. Pick it when the next step is code.

Sitepeel’s free Clone prompt on linear.app.

When html.to.design is the better pick

  • You want a whole page in Figma with auto layout and styles
  • You import many links or files at once on Pro
  • You want several viewports and themes in one import
  • You capture pages behind a login with its Chrome extension

Which one should you pick?

Questions

Is html.to.design free?

Yes, for 10 imports, then 10 a month with a free divRIOTS ONE account, no card needed. Pro is $12 a month billed yearly or $18 monthly, with a fair use cap of 1,000 imports per 30 days.

What is a free alternative to html.to.design?

Codia Web2Figma has 10 free credits a month, Export to Figma has 10 free exports a month, and Builder.io’s plugin has free features with no card.

Does Sitepeel import websites into Figma?

No. Sitepeel gives you HTML and CSS, a Clone prompt, a DESIGN.md and the page’s files. For editable Figma layers, use one of the plugins here.

Can these copy a page behind a login?

html.to.design and Codia say their Chrome extensions can. HTML to Figma takes pasted HTML from your own browser. Sitepeel’s Chrome extension works on signed-in pages too, as code.

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