Xtractly vs html.to.design:which one fits?

html.to.design is built for designers bringing whole web pages into Figma as editable layers, with multiple viewports and themes. Xtractly is built for developers taking components into code — React, Vue, Svelte, HTML, Tailwind — and it pastes captures into Figma as layers too.

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Feature comparison between Xtractly and html.to.design
Feature	Xtractly	html.to.design
Website → editable Figma layers	Per element	Full pages
Multiple viewports per import	No	Yes
Design tokens → Figma variables	Yes	Not listed
Export as React / Vue / Svelte / HTML	Yes	Not listed
Tailwind output	Yes	Not listed
MCP server for AI agents	Yes	Not listed
Free plan	5 exports / mo	10 imports / 30 days
Paid plan	$9/mo · $79/yr	$18/mo · $12/mo yearly

html.to.design details come from its public website as of October 2026. “Not listed” means we couldn't find it advertised — if that's changed, tell us.

Where each one shines

What html.to.design does well

Imports full web pages into Figma as editable layers, by URL or from a Chrome extension.
Multiple viewports and light/dark themes in one import, plus bulk imports on Pro.
Downloads missing fonts into Figma.

Choose html.to.design if your goal is a Figma file of whole pages — redesigns, audits, or handing a live site to designers.

Where Xtractly is different

Exports elements as React, Vue, Svelte or HTML with Tailwind or inline styles — code, not just design.
Pastes a capture into Figma as layers, and a site's tokens as Figma variables.
Extracts the page's colours, fonts and assets as tokens and downloads.
Keeps components in a library your coding agent reads over MCP.

Choose Xtractly if your goal is working code for the components you see, with Figma as a side benefit.

Frequently asked questions

Can Xtractly import a website into Figma?

Element by element: capture something, choose Copy for Figma, and paste — the Xtractly Figma plugin rebuilds it as frames, text and auto-layout. For whole multi-viewport pages, html.to.design is purpose-built.

Can I get a site's colours into Figma as variables?

Yes. Export a theme as Figma variables from Xtractly and paste it into the plugin (or Figma's own variable import) to get a collection of its colours, radii, sizes and font.