Have a website design in Figma and want to see it working in WordPress? PressMeGPT lets you start with an image of your design, generate a WordPress theme, and test the result in a temporary WordPress site before you download it.
In the video below, you’ll see the full Figma to WordPress workflow: export your design as a PNG, upload it to PressMeGPT, select an export format, and preview the generated site. It’s a practical way to get from a visual mockup to a theme you can inspect and refine.
How to convert a Figma design to WordPress
1. Export your design from Figma
Open the frame you want to use in Figma and export it as a PNG image. Choose a clear image that shows the layout, typography, colors, and key sections you want reproduced. This image is the starting point for the conversion.
2. Upload the PNG to PressMeGPT
Upload your exported image to PressMeGPT. Its AI analyzes the visual design and generates a WordPress theme based on what it sees. This lets you move from a Figma design to WordPress without manually building the initial theme from scratch.
3. Choose a WordPress export format
Pick the format that fits how you plan to work on the site:
- Classic WordPress theme for a traditional theme workflow.
- Gutenberg theme if you prefer to work with the WordPress block editor.
- Elementor-compatible theme if Elementor is part of your workflow.
If you’re looking for a Figma to Elementor workflow, the Elementor-compatible export is the relevant option shown in this tutorial. The choice of format helps you continue editing the generated site with the tools you use.
4. Preview the theme in WordPress
Use Preview in WordPress to launch a temporary WordPress installation with the generated theme installed. You can inspect the front-end site and open the WordPress admin area with one-click login. Check the layout, content, and behavior there before downloading the theme or using it on a live site.
Watch the Figma to WordPress tutorial
The video walks through exporting the PNG, generating the theme, choosing an export, and opening the WordPress preview.
Who is this workflow for?
This Figma to WordPress conversion workflow can help designers test how a mockup looks as a site, freelancers create a starting point for client projects, and agencies speed up the first build. After generating a theme, review it in WordPress and make any final changes needed for your content, screen sizes, and project requirements.
Ready to convert Figma to WordPress? Start with a clear PNG export, upload it to PressMeGPT, and use the WordPress preview to check the result before you publish.