Webflow x Figma #HackPalette2Colors

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3 min
Published on Mar 20, 2023
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Overview of the Flowbase extension for Webflow
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You can import your color palette from Figma directly into your Webflow project in just 2 clicks!

How?

Thanks to the Flowbase tool! We'll guide you step by step!

Step-by-step guide

  1. Download the Flowbase Chrome extension
  2. Install the Flowbase Figma plugin
  3. Open the plugin on your Figma design by clicking on "Webflow Color Importer"
  4. Click the CTA "Export Color Swatches"
  5. Open the extension in your Webflow project
  6. Tool Bet → Color Swatch importer → import → upload your JSON file
  7. And there you have it!

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Florian Bodelot
Florian Bodelot
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