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Bubble + Figma Integration — Design and deploy your web app without code
Seamlessly bring your Figma designs into Bubble and can go from prototype to production — all without writing any code!
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Specify the Figma file you want to import, and Bubble will bring every visible frame in that file into the current app as its own page.
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Chris Messina
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This is awesome — and very much directionally where the future of app design and development is going!
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Thanks for the hunt @chrismessina! It's always great to be here given how instrumental the ProductHunt community has been to Bubble.
Enabling imports from other tools (and being able to have other tools to talk to Bubble apps via API, webhooks, etc.) is very core to our vision. Tools should be integrated, especially when they are tools used by different categories of people (designers for Figma, product designers, business people for Bubble).
Happy to answer any question here!
Tried it the other day and it definitely works well. It isn't perfect, but it's just so awesome how you can import any Figma design and turn it into a full functional (web)app within hours. Loving it!
Wonder if we'll ever see this for Adobe XD
Otherwise this might be THE thing that finally makes me switch to Figma
Congrats! 🎉 I admit that I've never used a no-code platform because I've doubts about whether it will work. But this release excites me!!
@laura_martinezo Please give it a try, we'd love to hear how it goes
Very cool! I really like this and see myself using Bubble more because of this integration.
I do have some feedback, I tested it out and had issues with uploading, where the files did not come in the correct size and the designs were very off. Happy to go into more feedback, could be my design/figma skills for the mishaps.
@peter_kovach1 Thanks, these are very useful. We're in the early stage of this integration
This is absolutely breaking the boundaries - wondering when it will run seamless :-)
This is a great entry to bubble, especially for us already familiar with figma. Thanks!
