Early alpha, about 49% ready for real work

Fig, a free interface design tool in your browser

Design interfaces with frames, auto layout, components, variants and variables, then prototype them. A free alternative to Figma.

Opens

.fig (best effort)SVGPNGJPEGWebPPDF

Saves

SVGPNGJPEGWebPPDF

What Fig does

From the app’s own documentation, version 0.13.1.

Tools

  • Auto layout with wrap and grid, Hug, Fill and Fixed sizing
  • Components, instances, overrides and variants
  • Styles and variables with modes
  • Vector networks, pen and shape builder
  • Prototypes with transitions and conditionals
  • Dev Mode with inspect and measurements
  • Code output: CSS, HTML, React, Vue, SwiftUI, Flutter and more
  • Comments and named version history

Files it opens

.fig (best effort)SVGPNGJPEGWebPPDF

Files it saves

SVGPNGJPEGWebPPDF

Not there yet

  • Reliable .fig import
  • Accounts, teams and cloud for working together
  • End-to-end encryption for online sharing

What Fig replaces

The paid apps people use for the same job. Prices from the vendors’ US pages on 14 November 2026.

Fig questions

Is Fig free?

Yes. Fig is part of Madosuite, which is free. It runs in your browser on your own device.

Which files does Fig open?

.fig (best effort), SVG, PNG, JPEG, WebP, PDF. It saves SVG, PNG, JPEG, WebP, PDF.

Is Fig ready for real work?

Early alpha: its makers rate it about 49% ready for real work. Not there yet: reliable .fig import; accounts, teams and cloud for working together; end-to-end encryption for online sharing.

Can Fig replace Figma?

For designing and prototyping app and web interfaces, often yes, and free. Fig’s live sessions are a first preview with no accounts or teams yet, online sharing is not end-to-end encrypted, and .fig files open best effort.

Where are my files kept?

In the browser on your device, inside Madosuite’s own Linux machine, in its home folder. Your files are not uploaded to us. Clearing the site’s data in your browser deletes them, so download what you want to keep.

Who makes the apps?

The suite apps are the ArtCraft team’s open-source Crafting Apps, under the MIT or Apache-2.0 licence. Madosuite puts them on one desktop in your browser, with Files, a Terminal and Edix, the code editor. See credits.

Fig is FigCraft 0.13.1 by the ArtCraft team, open source under MIT or Apache-2.0. Credits.