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 implements all Figma API methods as MCP tools, enabling interaction with Figma files, comments, teams, components, styles, and webhooks.

How to use Figma MCP Server?

First, install the server using npm or Smithery. Then, set up your Figma API token using environment variables or command-line arguments. Finally, configure your client (e.g., Claude Desktop) to use the server by specifying the command and arguments in the configuration file.

Key features of Figma MCP Server

Complete set of Figma API methods
Implementation as MCP tools
Support for user, file, comment, team, component, style, and webhook methods
Library analytics methods
Easy installation and setup

Use cases of Figma MCP Server

Automating Figma tasks
Integrating Figma with other tools
Extracting data from Figma files
Managing Figma comments and versions

FAQ from Figma MCP Server

How do I get my Figma API token?

You can generate a personal access token from your Figma account settings.

What is the Model Context Protocol (MCP)?

MCP is a protocol for interacting with models and data in a standardized way.

How do I install the server?

You can install the server using npm or Smithery. Follow the instructions in the README for detailed steps.

How do I configure my client to use the server?

You need to configure your client's configuration file (e.g., claude_desktop_config.json) to specify the command and arguments for the server.

What if I encounter issues with large Figma files?

For large Figma files, you might need to adjust the depth parameter when using figma_get_file. Start with depth = 1 and increase it as needed.