Last updated: June 01, 2025
Short Answer: Yes! With the launch of the new Figma Sites feature, you can now build live, functioning websites and landing pages directly in Figma. No extra tools required.
For years, Figma has been a powerhouse for UI design and prototyping, but now it’s a full-fledged website builder with Figma Sites. This new feature lets you design, publish, and launch sites, all from within Figma. No need for external site builders or handoffs to developers — you create it, and it works.
So, how do you access and use Figma Sites to start building your website today?
If you're ready to bring your designs to life, here’s how to dive in:
1. Go to Figma Sites
Head over to the "Sites" in Figma. If you don’t see it yet at the top, you may need to wait as it may still be in beta. You can also try clicking here to the Figma Sites page to see if that opens it for you. Or if someone else on your team has Figma, they can check their account to see if they have access (as this feature is rolling out in batches).
2. Design your website
Build out your landing pages, product sites, or portfolios using Figma’s intuitive design tools. Elements like navigation, buttons, and even animations are fully functional.
3. Launch it instantly OR connect your domain
Once your site is ready, hit "Publish" — and just like that, you have a live figma.site website. No coding. No extra steps. You can also choose to connect your own domain!
4. Optimize & iterate
Tweak your site just like you would a Figma file. Updates are seamless, keeping your site polished and up to date.
If you're a startup founder or freelancer, you probably don’t want to spend hours structuring a site from scratch. That’s where the SaaS Design Figma Sites Template comes in: It’s ready to go with professional layouts and optimized components.
You can use it in unlimited projects - for work, freelance, or anythign else:
Just open the template, customize it to your details, and launch. Perfect for landing pages, SaaS sites, portfolios, and more.
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Last updated: June 1, 2025