Turn EPS files into
editable Figma layers

Figma can't open an .eps or a .ps. eps.to.design reads the PostScript itself and rebuilds it as a real design — editable vectors, text, gradients and images, every page of a document.

Web app

Convert in your browser

Nothing to install. Drop an EPS file, then paste the result straight into Figma as editable layers.

Drop an EPS file to convert

.eps, .ps → editable Figma layers
You get
Figma layers to copy & paste
Figma plugin

Convert inside Figma

Your artwork lands straight on your canvas as editable layers — no tab switching. Your file is stored only for the conversion, then deleted.

You get Figma layers
Get the plugin
Or use the API
APIapi.divriots.com/v1

Convert EPS files with the API

Plug EPS conversion into your own app, script or pipeline. POST /convert, poll the job, then download Figma-ready output — no browser tab, no plugin, nobody clicking Import.

output.format — pick one

Clipboard data you paste onto the Figma canvas as native, editable layers.

input — optional
Read the API docsGet an API key

2 credits per EPS file, whatever the file size, output format or options.

curl https://api.divriots.com/v1/convert \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $API_KEY" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{
    "input": {
      "format": "eps",
      "url": "https://…/logo.eps"
    },
    "output": { "format": "figma-clipboard" }
  }'
Response2 credits
202Accepted · job queued
200GET /convert/jobs/{jobId}"done"

resultUrl → paste into Figma

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How it works

  1. 1 · Upload

    Drop an .eps or a .ps file into the plugin, or into the web app. Dropping several at once is fine.

  2. 2 · Convert

    Our PostScript engine runs the file and draws it — paths, text, gradients and images — then rebuilds it as a Figma design. No prompt, no settings to tune.

  3. 3 · Edit in Figma

    With the plugin, the artwork lands straight on your canvas, ready to edit. From the web app, copy the result and paste it into Figma — either way, fully editable layers.

eps.to.design vs a flat export

Figma can’t open .eps or .ps files, so most teams convert them to a PNG first — and lose the artwork. eps.to.design rebuilds the file as a Figma design, with editable layers instead of a picture. Here’s how they compare.

How eps.to.design compares with a flat export.
What you get back A flat export eps.to.design
Vectors & shapes Rasterized Editable vector paths, fills and strokes
Text Flattened into the image Real, editable Figma text
Fonts Lost Matched, or remapped if missing
Gradients & images Baked into the picture Gradient fills, images as native Figma images
Pages One at a time, by hand Every page of a PostScript document
Output Static image in Figma Editable Figma layers
Try it on your file

What gets converted

  • Vectors, kept vectors

    Paths keep their anchor points, fills and strokes — scale and edit them in Figma without losing quality.

  • Text & fonts

    Text comes back as editable Figma text. The standard PostScript fonts are drawn with their real glyphs; a font Figma doesn’t have is mapped to its closest match, which you can change after import.

  • Every page

    An EPS is cropped to its bounding box, as designed. A multi-page PostScript document comes in page by page, each a frame.

  • Colour, gradients & images

    RGB, grey and CMYK colours, smooth shadings, patterns, clipping paths and embedded images all come across.

Pricing

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  • Starter

    Free

    No credit card required.
    5 imports, the first 3 pages each.

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Contact us

If you have feedback, suggestions, or want to report a bug, please email us at [email protected] or join our community on Discord.