PSD to Figma: Import Photoshop Files as Editable Layers

Install the free Codia AI Psd2Figma plugin from Figma Community, run it in any Figma design file and sign in with your Codia account. Open the “Import PSD” tab and upload your .psd file: the plugin rebuilds it on your canvas as editable text, shapes, images and groups that follow your Photoshop layers. You don't need Photoshop installed.

Yes, you can start for free. The free plan includes 5 AI credits every month for PSD files up to 50 MB, with no credit card required. Starter and Pro add more monthly credits and remove the file size limit; credit packs and a lifetime plan are also available.

Yes. The plugin works in both directions: open the “Export PSD” tab, select the frames you want on the canvas, then export and download a layered PSD that opens in Photoshop with separate text, shape and image layers. Fonts aren't embedded in the PSD, so install the same fonts on the computer where you open it; otherwise Photoshop substitutes them and text can shift.

Mostly, yes. Layer structure and names, groups, text, images, shapes, common blend modes and effects such as shadows and strokes are rebuilt as editable Figma layers. Text stays editable when its fonts are available in Figma, so install any missing fonts first. Smart objects with embedded Illustrator or EPS artwork come in as images rather than vectors, and effects Figma has no equivalent for are approximated, so complex artwork may need some cleanup.

Yes. Your file is sent over HTTPS and used only to run the conversion you request. Temporary processing copies are deleted within 7 days, and Codia does not use your private files to train AI models unless you explicitly opt in. The Codia Security page has the details.

No. Codia AI Psd2Figma runs in any Figma design file, including on Figma's free plan, in the Figma desktop app or in Figma in a desktop browser (Figma's mobile apps don't run plugins). Importing a PSD doesn't require Photoshop; you only need a free Codia account.