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Figmentor is a plugin-powered platform that converts designs from Figma into fully importable Elementor JSON templates with pixel-perfect accuracy, all in a single click. Users start by selecting their Figma frame, then FIGMENTOR generates a clean, optimized Elementor-compatible output that preserves layout, typography, and spacing and supports responsive design. The export fully supports widgets like columns, images, buttons, and text layers, while maintaining the original Figma layer structure for easy post-import edits. SEO-optimized markup and clean structure ensure strong search engine visibility from the start. Compatible with both free and Pro versions of Elementor, the platform streamlines the handoff between design and development, eliminating hours of manual coding, reducing revision cycles, and enabling faster site delivery. Designed for a designer-first workflow, Figmentor works through a Figma plugin and a WordPress/Elementor plugin to cover the full conversion journey.

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