Figma MCP Server
by Third Strand Studio
The Figma MCP Server provides a complete set of Figma API methods through the Model Context Protocol. It allows you to interact with the Figma API using MCP tools.
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What is Figma MCP Server?
This server is an implementation of the Model Context Protocol (MCP) that exposes the Figma API as a set of tools. It allows developers to programmatically interact with Figma files, users, comments, teams, components, styles, and webhooks.
How to use Figma MCP Server?
To use this server, you need to install it via Smithery or manually using npm. You also need to set up your Figma API token using environment variables or command-line arguments. Then, you can use the provided MCP tools to interact with the Figma API, such as getting files, comments, or creating webhooks.
Key features of Figma MCP Server
Implements all Figma API methods as MCP tools
Supports user, file, comment, team, project, component, style, and webhook methods
Provides library analytics methods
Easy installation via Smithery or npm
Flexible configuration using environment variables or command-line arguments
Use cases of Figma MCP Server
Automating design tasks
Integrating Figma with other tools
Extracting data from Figma files
Managing Figma comments and webhooks
Analyzing Figma library usage
FAQ from Figma MCP Server
How do I get a Figma API token?
How do I get a Figma API token?
You can obtain a Figma API token from your Figma account settings.
How do I install this server?
How do I install this server?
You can install it via Smithery using the provided command or manually using npm.
How do I configure the Figma API token?
How do I configure the Figma API token?
You can configure it using environment variables or command-line arguments.
What are MCP tools?
What are MCP tools?
MCP tools are functions that expose specific functionalities of the server, allowing you to interact with the Figma API.
What Figma API methods are supported?
What Figma API methods are supported?
The server supports a wide range of Figma API methods, including user, file, comment, team, project, component, style, webhook, and library analytics methods.