Figma plugin · Illustrator files
Illustrator → Figma.
Drop an .ai or .eps file. Get editable Figma vectors.
FreeForever
VectorsEditable
.ai .epsSupported
ArtboardsMapped
Features
Vectors in.
Vectors out.
Editable paths
Bézier curves stay fully editable.
Artboards to frames
Each artboard lands as its own frame.
Type layers
Text arrives as real Figma text.
Gradients
Linear and radial fills carried across.
Strokes & joins
Weights, caps and joins preserved.
Compound paths
Holes and cut-outs stay intact.
Groups
Nesting mirrors your layer panel.
Works everywhere
Figma, FigJam and Slides.
How it works
Four steps.
Step 01
Launch
Open the plugin in Figma.
Step 02
Drop file
Drag in an .ai or .eps.
Step 03
Pick artboards
Choose which to import.
Step 04
Import
Editable vectors appear.
Frequently asked
Questions.
How do I import an Illustrator file into Figma?
Install the plugin from Figma Community, open it in Figma, drag in your .ai or .eps file, select the artboards you want, and click Import. Everything arrives as editable Figma vectors.
Does it support .eps as well as .ai?
Yes. Both Adobe Illustrator .ai files and Encapsulated PostScript .eps files are supported.
Do paths stay editable?
Yes. Paths import as real Figma vector networks with their Bezier handles intact, so you can keep editing them.
What happens to multiple artboards?
Each artboard is imported as its own Figma frame, keeping its name and dimensions.
Is the plugin really free?
Yes, free forever. No trial, no credit card, no signup, and no import limit.
Which Figma products does it work in?
Figma Design, FigJam and Figma Slides.
Drop your first .ai file.
Get vectors.
No signup. No credit card. No catch.