Figma to Webflow, built the right way
What we deliver
Fidelity to your Figma
Client-First
Webflow
Custom interactions
and animations
Responsive across
breakpoints
A CMS your
team can run
Five business
days of post-launch
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How the project actually works
A designer and a developer review your Figma together in week one. They flag what needs a CMS structure, what needs custom interactions, and what's missing for responsive breakpoints. From there, we plan the class architecture and build on staging.
You see the build grow. We QA against the Figma at every breakpoint before launch. If pieces are missing, we tell you upfront and either design them with you or scope them in.
Recent Figma to Webflow projects
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Why teams pick Finsweet
We're a 50+ person, full-time team. 500+ Webflow projects shipped since 2017. Client-First and Attributes, used by the wider Webflow community, came out of our work. That depth shows in how the build holds up underneath the surface.
We also stay past launch. Most teams keep working with us through hourly credits or a retainer when the Figma keeps evolving and the site has to keep up.

What clients have said about working with us
Figma to Webflow FAQ
Pixel-close, at every breakpoint your Figma covers. We QA against the file at desktop, tablet, mobile, and any other size you've designed. If something has to change because Webflow doesn't natively do what your Figma shows, we flag it and propose an alternative before we build.
Common situation. We'll tell you upfront which screens are missing and either design them with you or scope them in. We don't ship a build that doesn't match a real design.
Often, yes. Webflow's native interactions cover most of what designers spec. For the rest, we use Attributes, our open-source JavaScript library built for Webflow, or write custom JavaScript when the project calls for it.
Yes. Most Figma files cover desktop and mobile. We build the in-between breakpoints based on the design system in your file and confirm with you before launch.
Yes. The Webflow project, the assets, and all the code transfer to your account at launch.
Yes. We rebuild on Client-First, set up the CMS the way it should have been, and migrate content over. Your team gets a site they can actually run.
Small changes are part of the work. Larger scope changes get a fresh estimate so we don't surprise you on cost or timeline.
Both. Most of the build is in Webflow. We add custom JavaScript and CSS where the design needs it, structured so future developers can read and extend it.
We map your components to Webflow components or symbol structures, depending on what the project needs. The goal is your team being able to update one component in Webflow and have it reflect everywhere, the same way it works in Figma.
Most agencies convert your Figma screen by screen. We rebuild it on Client-First, the structure system the broader Webflow community already uses, so the result is a real Webflow site your team can extend. Plus we're the team that built Client-First and Attributes in the first place.

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