Figma Integration
Connect your Figma design system so InterfaceGuard can evaluate your UI against your actual tokens — not guesses.
How it works
Connect your Figma account
Go to Settings → Figma and click Connect Figma. You'll authorize InterfaceGuard in Figma with file_read scope. This connects your account once — you don't need to reconnect for each project.
Link a Figma file to your project
Open any project, click Edit Project, and paste the URL of the Figma file that contains the design system for that project. InterfaceGuard accepts both figma.com/file/… and figma.com/design/… URLs.
Import design tokens
In the project's Design Context section, click Import from Figma. InterfaceGuard fetches your Figma file's color styles, text styles, and — if you have Figma Pro with Editor access — design variables, then saves them to the project's design context.
Run an analysis
Submit an analysis job as usual. The AI analyzer now has your design system in context and can produce findings like “button background is #EF4444 but your design system defines --color-danger as #DC2626.”
What gets imported
Color styles
Every FILL style becomes a color entry with its hex value, style name as the role, and description as usage hint.
Text styles
TEXT styles are grouped by font family and yield typography entries with all the sizes and weights used.
Design variables
COLOR, FLOAT, and STRING variables become CSS-variable-style tokens (e.g. --brand-primary, --spacing-sm). Requires Editor access.
Requirements
- InterfaceGuard Pro, Team, or Enterprise plan
- A Figma account with access to the target file (Viewer or above)
- Editor access to the Figma file for design variable import (optional)
- Figma Pro plan or above for design variables (optional)
Ready to use your design system?
Upgrade to Pro and connect Figma in your account settings.