Drop a Word doc, a PowerPoint or Keynote deck, or an OpenOffice file — click to browse, or paste from the clipboard.
Converting…
2 · Convert
The document is rebuilt page by page into native Figma format. No prompt, no settings.
3 · Paste
Copy the result and paste straight into Figma as fully editable layers — text, shapes and images intact.
office.to.design vs the alternatives
Most ways of importing a document into Figma just flatten it to an image
— pixels you can't edit. office.to.design reconstructs the real
structure — editable text, fonts, shapes and images — in one go. Here's
how they compare:
How office.to.design compares with importing a document as a flat
image when turning it into editable Figma layers.
Headings, body copy and labels come across as real, editable Figma text layers — matched fonts, sizes, weights and colours, not flattened into an image.
Slides & pages
Every slide or page is rebuilt as its own frame, laid out and ordered the way the document was — ready to edit.
Shapes & tables
Boxes, lines, tables and SmartArt are converted into native Figma vectors and frames you can edit — colors, strokes and fills preserved.
Images & media
Pictures, charts and embedded media are extracted and placed right where they belong in the layer tree.
office.to.design rebuilds the document's visual structure. Animations,
slide transitions and macros don't carry over — this is about the
design, not the slideshow.
