Claude Talk to Figma MCP
Enables AI agents to read, analyze, and modify Figma designs via MCP. Connects through a local WebSocket server and a Figma plugin, allowing agents to extract document info, create shapes/text/frames, modify styles (colors, borders, shadows, typography, auto-layout), and work with components.
Score Breakdown
⚙ Agent Friendliness
🔒 Security
Figma design tool MCP. Figma OAuth2 token. Design files may contain proprietary IP. Read vs edit scope — use read-only for analysis agents.
⚡ Reliability
Best When
You want an AI agent to directly read and manipulate Figma designs without requiring Figma Dev Mode, and you are comfortable running a local WebSocket server.
Avoid When
You need a cloud-hosted or headless solution without Figma Desktop, or you need production-grade stability (still v0.9.x).
Use Cases
- • AI-assisted UI design iteration directly in Figma
- • Programmatic creation of design elements from natural language descriptions
- • Auditing and analyzing existing Figma designs for consistency
- • Batch modifications to colors, typography, and layout across a design file
- • Extracting design tokens and component information for handoff
Not For
- • Figma-to-code generation (planned but not yet available)
- • Collaborative real-time design with multiple human designers simultaneously
- • Working with Figma files without Figma Desktop installed
Interface
Authentication
Uses a WebSocket channel ID copied from the Figma plugin to establish a connection. No API keys or OAuth needed.
Pricing
MIT licensed. Requires Figma account (free or paid) and Figma Desktop.
Agent Metadata
Known Gotchas
- ⚠ Requires Figma Desktop running with the plugin active - cannot work headlessly
- ⚠ WebSocket channel ID must be manually copied and provided to the agent each session
- ⚠ Still pre-1.0; API surface may change between versions
Alternatives
Full Evaluation Report
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Scores are editorial opinions as of 2026-03-06.