New and improved image.to.design

We just shipped one of the biggest upgrades to image.to.design yet — one that makes converted designs look and feel dramatically closer to the original image. Here’s what’s new in the latest version:

What’s new

image.to.design now does a better job of generating editable designs that are as close to your original source image as possible, thanks to a few key updates:

Reusing original images

image.to.design can now reuse images from the original image you imported; detecting and extracting embedded images from the source automatically. Photos, illustrations, and graphic assets are identified during the conversion process and surfaced as separate, ready-to-use image layers in your Figma file.

Vectorization

image.to.design also now automatically detects when an image is a good candidate for vectorization and converts it accordingly. The result is a clean, editable vector layer instead of an image — no manual tracing required.

Try it out

The new version of image.to.design is now live and available in Figma Community. Give it a try and let us know what you think!

Want to learn more about what image.to.design can do? The image.to.design documentation covers every supported format, output option and quality tier in one place.