Figma import
3 projects tagged Figma import, in the order of our ranking. Some replace a paid product; others are free tools people use alongside one.
Most often they replace Figma, Sketch or Canva. 3 of 3 run on your own machine. The most starred is OpenPencil, with 9.6k stars on GitHub.
| Compare | Project | Runs on my machine | Allowed at work | Paid services | Hardware | Setup | Stars |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| OpenPencilOpen-source design editor that reads and writes Figma .fig files, with components, auto layout, P2P collaboration, optional AI and a CLI. | Yes | YesMIT | Optional only | See its page | Easy | 9.6k+252 this week | |
| GridaOpen-source canvas editor (Rust/Skia engine) for graphics, images and presentations, with Figma import and optional BYOK or local AI. | Yes | YesApache-2.0 | Optional only | See its page | Easy | 2.7k+7 this week | |
| desigmaEarly-alpha native Rust design tool with frames, auto layout, components, prototyping, Dev mode code, whiteboards and Figma .fig import. | Yes | YesMIT or Apache-2.0 | None required | No graphics card needed | Easy | 954+265 this week |
Tick up to three to compare. “Allowed at work” includes projects with conditions, marked amber. Unknown is never counted as a yes. Stars show attention, not quality.
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