Open .fig Files Without Figma - Free Figma File Viewer

View Figma .fig files without logging in or installing anything. Inspect layers, browse frames, see components. Works offline. No Figma account needed.

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Figma local copies (.fig) supported

Experimental: The .fig format is proprietary and undocumented. This parser provides best-effort viewing but may not work with all files or future Figma versions. For full functionality, use Figma.

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Frequently Asked Questions

A .fig file is Figma's local file format. You can get one using 'Save local copy...' in the Figma editor. This tool lets you view .fig files without needing Figma.

No. Everything runs locally in your browser using JavaScript. Your files never leave your device - complete privacy guaranteed.

No - this is a viewer only. You cannot edit or save changes. For editing, you need Figma (free account available).

You might receive .fig files from designers but don't have a Figma account. Or you want to view files offline. This tool provides quick access without signup.

The .fig format is an internal Figma format that may change without notice. This parser may not work with future Figma versions. It's best effort, not guaranteed.

Basic preview and structure viewing is supported. Full asset export depends on parsing capabilities of the .fig format.

No artificial limits. Large complex files may be slow to parse. Simple files work best.

In Figma, go to the main menu (hamburger icon), then File > Save local copy. This downloads the current file as .fig format.

This viewer shows structure only. For full conversion to SVG, PDF, or PNG, you need Figma itself (free account) or the official Figma export API. Use this tool for quick inspection without logging in.

The .fig format is proprietary and changes frequently. This parser shows file structure and metadata but cannot render visual previews. For full visual access, open the file in Figma.

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