Docs to Design

About this plugin

Docs to Design turns Word documents into editable Figma pages.Import a .docx file and get clean frames, editable text, auto layout, named layers, reusable styles, and a generated Style Guide page.Use the free plan to preview real output on shorter docs. Upgrade to Pro when you need full-document workflow for proposals, reports, RFPs, and client-ready documents.What it doesDrag in a .docx file. Get back a real Figma document:Branded cover page with your logo, title, subtitle, and classificationContent pages preserving heading hierarchy, paragraphs, tables, ordered and unordered lists, nested lists, and blockquotesHeaders and footers on every page with logo, document type, and automatic page numbers13 linked text styles and 7 colour styles created in your Figma fileAn auto-generated Style Guide page with typography, palette, and spacing samplesEvery element uses Figma auto layout. Change a font or colour once, and it updates across the file.Best forDesigners who get handed Word briefs and have to rebuild them as Figma pagesProduct teams turning RFPs, proposals, or specs into design-ready filesAgencies and consultancies producing branded reports for clientsAnyone tired of copy-pasting from Word into Figma late at nightFree vs ProFreePreview real editable output5 pages per import5 imports every 30 daysBest for short docs and quality checksProFull-document workflow20 pages per importUnlimited imports while activeBest for proposals, reports, RFPs, and client workSame editable Figma output on both tiers. Pro unlocks scale. Pricing is shown at the upgrade moment inside the plugin, not on the Community listing.What you get in FigmaAfter conversion you have a real Figma file, not a flat screenshot:Auto-layout frames you can resize, reorder, and editNative text layers ready for editsNamed layers that make the file easier to scan13 linked text styles and 7 colour stylesA Style Guide page you can keep, share with the team, or copy into a design systemPrivacy and network accessDocs can contain sensitive work. Docs to Design only requests the network access needed to process your import and license status. Use synthetic or non-confidential files when testing any document-to-design workflow, and contact MZM Labs support if you need help before using client material.For the full data-handling policy, see docstodesign.com/privacy.Supported filesMicrosoft Word: .docxWe focus on document formats designers actually compare. Quality on the formats people use beats broad support that breaks.Made by MZM Labs. Have a request or a broken file? Drop a comment below - we use real feedback to improve Docs to Design.