Figma integration · in development
Connect Figma to AppDrift and your designs will become localized app store assets for 60+ languages — no manual exports, no translation spreadsheets. Currently in development — join the waitlist for early access.
In development · Free screenshot editor available today · No credit card
Layers
Output
How it will work: Figma layers in, translated and resized store assets out.
How it will work
The workflow we're building — from your Figma file to a global launch.
Link your Figma workspace once. A one-time setup that will take about a minute.
Choose frames, components, or entire pages. AI will identify the text layers automatically.
Text layers will update in place while the design hierarchy stays intact.
Download store-ready screenshots and graphics, sized for both stores.
Planned features
Design localization without compromising quality.
Changes in Figma will reflect in AppDrift without manual imports or exports.
AI will preserve design context while translating text layers into 60+ languages.
Fonts, colors, and layout integrity will carry across every language and locale.
All store assets — screenshots, icons, and graphics — will export in one click.
Every synced design change will be versioned, with instant rollback to any earlier version.
Designs will auto-adapt to iPhone, iPad, and Android screen sizes.
Available today
Export your frames from Figma as PNG or SVG, drop them into the free screenshot editor, and export every App Store and Google Play size today — no watermark, no account required to design.
Before & after
Stop juggling spreadsheets and manual exports.
The old way
With the Figma integration (in development)
Compatibility
The integration is being built around the elements a screenshot frame is made of.
Components, variants, and auto-layout are on the list too.
FAQ
Not yet — the plugin is in development. Today, export your frames from Figma (PNG or SVG) and drop them into the free screenshot editor at appdrift.co/screenshot-generator to localize and export store-ready screenshots. Join the waitlist and we'll email you when the plugin ships.
That is the design goal: the integration will fit translated text within your existing design constraints, and when a translation runs longer than the original the AI will rework the wording rather than break the layout.
The plan covers text layers, components, auto layouts, images, vectors, and frames — the elements that make up a typical screenshot frame. We'll publish the final list when the integration ships.
Yes — today through the free screenshot editor, which exports every required device size for both stores with no watermark. The Figma integration will add direct export from your Figma frames.
Yes — the free plan is permanent. It includes the full Screenshot Generator (no watermarks, unlimited exports), 1 app, 5 tracked keywords, and 50 AI tokens for metadata generation in 60+ languages. Upgrade to Basic ($9.99/mo) when you need keyword tracking at scale, store monitoring, and the rest of the platform. Figma integration pricing will be announced when it ships.
In development
We're building this now. Drop your email and we'll let you in as soon as it's ready.
For design teams building app store assets, the gap between a finished screenshot in Figma and a published listing on the App Store or Google Play is filled with manual work: exporting artboards one by one, sending text layers to translators in spreadsheets, waiting days for translations to come back, then rebuilding each layout for every language. AppDrift's Figma integration — currently in development — is being built to remove that whole chain of friction.
When it ships, the integration will connect to your Figma workspace, let you select frames, components, or entire pages, identify the text layers inside them, and translate those layers into 60+ languages while preserving the original hierarchy, fonts, colors, and layout. The output will be a set of localized screenshots that look exactly like your source design — in another language.
The biggest time saver will be the end of redundant export cycles. Today, every copy change or visual refresh in Figma restarts the export-translate-rebuild loop. With sync in place, a headline you update in the source design will flow through to every localized variant — no re-exporting, no version mismatches, no broken layouts.
Device sizes are the other half of the problem. App Store Connect and Google Play Console each want screenshots in several dimensions — iPhone 6.9", iPhone 6.7", iPad Pro, and a range of Android form factors. The integration will adapt one source design to every required size, respecting auto-layout constraints so nothing is cropped or distorted.
Brand consistency will follow from working with the layers themselves: because style properties will be read straight from Figma, localized screenshots will keep the font weights, spacing, and colors of the original instead of drifting from your design system.
You don't have to wait to localize screenshots. Export your frames from Figma and drop them into AppDrift's free screenshot generator, which already exports every store size with no watermark, and manage metadata, translations, and publishing in the broader AppDrift platform. Join the waitlist above and we'll email you the day the Figma integration opens. Plans and limits are on the pricing page.