Figcap privacy policy

Effective 7 November 2026 · Figcap is made by Orbit Design (orbitfig.com).

Figcap turns web pages into editable Figma layers. It has three parts: a Chrome extension, a Figma plugin and a capture server. This page explains what each part does with data. In short: we don’t collect personal information, we don’t sell or share data, and there are no ads.

Chrome extension

• When you click Capture, the extension reads the page in the current tab — its layout, styles, text, images, fonts and videos — and turns it into a .figcap file on your computer. The file is saved to your downloads or copied to your clipboard, as you choose. It is never sent to us.
• To include images, fonts and videos, the extension loads them from the servers the page already uses, the same way your browser does. For embedded YouTube and Vimeo videos it loads a preview image from those services.
• It temporarily uses Chrome’s debugging interface on the tab you capture to render other screen sizes, light and dark themes and languages, and to take pictures of videos and canvases. It stops as soon as the capture is done.
• Your capture settings are stored in Chrome’s local extension storage on your device.
• The extension sends no analytics and no data to Orbit Design.

Figma plugin

• Capture files you drop or paste, and HTML you paste, are converted inside Figma on your computer. They are not uploaded.
• The plugin stores a few preferences (import options per website, font replacements) in Figma’s local plugin storage.
• Anonymous usage statistics. The plugin sends us a random install ID created on your device, a random ID for each time it is opened, and events such as “opened”, “capture loaded” (with its source: extension, paste, URL or HTML), “imported” (frame and layer counts, duration, which import options were on) and error messages shown in the plugin. It does not send names, email addresses, your Figma account, file contents, page contents or the addresses of pages captured with the extension. We use these numbers to see how Figcap is used and where it fails.

Capture server (URL tab)

• When you capture a page from the plugin’s URL tab, the address and the options you picked are sent to our server on Cloudflare. A browser there opens the page and sends the capture file back to you.
• For each request we keep the website’s domain name (not the full address), the options, how long each step took, the size of the result and any error message. Page contents are not stored after the file is sent back.
• Your IP address is used for a per-minute rate limit and is not stored in our database. Cloudflare’s request logs, which we use to fix server problems, keep it for a few days.
• Only public pages can be captured this way; local and private network addresses are refused.

Where data lives and who sees it

Statistics and the capture log are stored in a Cloudflare D1 database that only Orbit Design can access. Cloudflare processes requests as our hosting provider (Cloudflare privacy policy). We don’t sell, rent or share this data with anyone else, and we don’t use it for advertising or to decide creditworthiness.

Because the statistics are anonymous, we can’t link them to you or look up a single person’s records.

Changes and contact

If this policy changes, the new version will be published on this page with a new date. Questions: contact Orbit Design through orbitfig.com.