"Figma – Collaborative Design and Prototyping Tool" matching MCP servers:

Enables AI assistants to interact with Figma designs programmatically, supporting comprehensive design automation including text manipulation with formatting preservation, batch operations, prototyping, auto-layout configuration, and component management.

Enables automated export, compression, and cloud upload of Figma design assets by simply providing Figma links. Supports batch processing of nodes and children, returning structured data with publicly accessible image URLs.

Enables AI assistants to interact with Figma files through the ModelContextProtocol, allowing viewing, commenting, and analyzing Figma designs directly in chat interfaces.

A Model Context Protocol server that provides access to Figma API functionality, allowing AI assistants like Claude to interact with Figma files, comments, components, and team resources.

Figma MCP with full API functionality

Enables AI assistants like Cursor to interact with Figma designs programmatically. Supports reading design information, modifying elements, creating components, managing text content, and automating design workflows through natural language commands.

A server implementation that enables interaction with Figma API through Model Context Protocol (MCP), supporting plugin and widget development with WebSocket communication capabilities.

A Model Context Protocol server that connects AI tools and LLMs to Figma designs, enabling them to extract design data, analyze design systems, and generate development documentation.

Enables an AI assistant to batch-drive ArmorPaint headlessly via its native CLI and scripting engine, re-exporting projects at different presets and building procedural materials without opening the GUI.

Enables agents to subscribe to comments in selected Figma files, pages, frames, folders, teams, or organizations, optionally filtered by tag, and retrieve new comment events over MCP stdio. It polls Figma's REST API locally so the receiving agent can decide how to react.

Professional Model Context Protocol server that enables AI-optimized Figma design analysis and comprehensive design-to-code conversion through a structured 5-step workflow.

Connects an MCP client such as Claude Code to the Figma file open in the desktop app, letting the agent create frames, write text, apply styles, import images and SVGs, take screenshots, and run arbitrary Figma Plugin API code. Commands travel through a local development plugin instead of Figma's web API, so there are no tokens, quotas, or rate limits.

Enables AI agents to create, modify, and manage Figma designs through natural language commands via a specialized MCP server and plugin bridge. It supports a wide range of operations including element creation, property modification, component management, and accessibility checks.

Enables bidirectional synchronization between IDEs and Figma for Design System management, allowing developers to generate React components and synchronize design tokens, icons, and components across platforms.

Enables AI assistants to read Figma design files and automatically map responsive relationships between mobile and desktop screens to generate accurate frontend code. Eliminates manual copy-pasting by providing direct access to design tokens, dimensions, and screen layouts within AI-powered IDEs.

A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that enables Claude to create and manipulate designs in Figma through either a Figma plugin or directly via the Figma API.

Connects AI applications to Figma API for extracting design data, generating production-ready HTML/CSS from designs, and capturing screenshots in multiple formats.

Enables AI assistants to access locally installed fonts and control Figma text through a local bridge, including listing, auditing, replacing, and setting fonts on text nodes.

A single MCP server that provides dynamic access to thousands of APIs through discovery and proxy, eliminating the need to install and configure multiple separate MCP servers.

Enables seamless interaction with Figma via the Model Context Protocol, allowing LLM applications to access, manipulate, and track Figma files, components, and variables.