Search for “figma to wordpress” and most of what comes back is a tutorial or a plugin that promises to convert a Figma file into a WordPress page in a few clicks. Those converters are useful for a landing page or a quick prototype. They are much weaker when the site has to carry a real design system, stay fast, pass accessibility checks and be edited by a marketing team for the next five years. At that point, a developer who reads the Figma file and builds a custom theme, or a block theme with custom Gutenberg blocks, almost always produces a cleaner result than a plugin export.
Hand-coding wins when the design has reusable components that should become locked, reusable blocks, when Core Web Vitals matter, when editors need guardrails rather than a blank canvas, and when the site will grow past its first set of templates. Converter output tends to ship nested wrapper markup, inline styles and builder dependencies that are hard to unwind later. The agencies below are WordPress development teams and white-label partners whose own sites describe Figma to WordPress conversion: taking design files from a brand, an in-house team or a design agency and turning them into pixel-accurate, maintainable WordPress builds.
If you still need the design itself, start with our guide to product design agencies and come back here when the Figma file is approved.
| Company | Headquarters | Best For | Core Services |
| FatLab | Alexandria, Virginia, USA | Agencies that want hand-coded themes with no page builder | White-label custom themes, plugin development, hosting, maintenance |
| Webpop Design | London, UK | UK brands with an approved Figma design system | Custom themes, reusable blocks, theme.json setup, Elementor and WPBakery builds |
| GetDevDone | San Francisco, USA | Agencies needing high-volume, standardized delivery | Figma to WordPress, block and classic themes, front-end, eCommerce |
| Figma2WP (Belov Digital) | New York, USA | Fast, fixed-scope design-to-site conversions | Hand-coded themes, Gutenberg blocks, WooCommerce, post-launch support |
| Acclaim | Łódź, Poland | Block-based builds on a mature starter theme | Figma to WordPress, custom Gutenberg blocks, Webflow, audits |
| Axis Web Art | Jaipur, India | Agencies needing retainer-based white-label capacity | Gutenberg blocks, ACF builds, WooCommerce, maintenance |
| White Label Coders | Gliwice, Poland | European and UK agencies wanting a nearshore team | Figma to WordPress themes, WooCommerce, staff augmentation, audits |
| The White Label Agency | Boston, USA | US agencies wanting project or dedicated-developer models | Custom WordPress builds, dedicated developers, maintenance plans |
| Seahawk Media | Boston, USA | Agencies that want Figma to Gutenberg plus ongoing care | White-label builds, Gutenberg blocks, migrations, maintenance, SEO |
| PixelCrayons | Noida, India | Component libraries built from Figma tokens | Design-to-code, WordPress theme builds, front-end frameworks |
FatLab is a WordPress development and support firm based in Alexandria, Virginia, led by founder Shane Larrabee, who has worked in web development since 1999 and started his career at PR agencies serving Fortune 500 and federal clients. The firm publishes a detailed explanation of how it handles Figma to WordPress work for agencies, and the approach is strict: every theme is built from scratch to match the approved design, never on top of a commercial theme base, and never inside a page builder.
The firm accepts design files from Figma, Adobe XD, Sketch and Photoshop, works under the partner agency’s branding, and quotes fixed project prices with revisions included inside the agreed scope. Its stated timelines are two to three weeks for simpler sites and four to six weeks for complex builds. Because FatLab also runs hosting, maintenance and custom plugin work, an agency can hand over the build and the long-term care in one relationship rather than juggling a developer and a separate host. Clients it names include Gensler, Olive AI and WebbMason, and its wider client base leans toward nonprofits, advocacy groups and membership associations.
Best for: Design agencies that want pixel-matched custom themes, fixed pricing and a US partner who stays invisible to the end client.
Webpop Design is a London agency based in Primrose Hill whose senior team has been building bespoke websites since 2008. It runs a dedicated Figma to WordPress service, and its process is one of the more clearly documented in the market: discovery and scoping against the Figma file, a hand-coded HTML build, WordPress integration with custom fields and blocks, cross-browser QA, then a managed launch with training for the client’s content team.
The detail that sets Webpop apart is how it treats the design system. The team maps global styles into the theme.json file and turns approved sections into reusable WordPress blocks, so marketers can assemble new pages from approved components without breaking the layout. Where a client prefers a visual builder, it also works in Elementor 4 and WPBakery. Projects start at £3,000, and handover includes full admin access, repository transfer and ownership of the codebase. Named case studies include Breakspeare Energy, Bloomridge, All Response Media and Chevler, and the agency is a WP Engine Advanced Partner and Cyber Essentials certified.
Best for: UK companies with a finished Figma design system that need it translated into editor-friendly blocks and handed over cleanly.
GetDevDone is the agency-facing engineering brand powered by P2H, formerly known as PSD2HTML, which rebranded in 2022. The company dates to 2005, lists a San Francisco headquarters, and reports more than 400 specialists working across 21 countries. Its core proposition is acting as the development team behind digital agencies, working under the agency’s brand and inside its process.
Its Figma to WordPress service is explicitly hand-coded rather than automated, with responsive, retina-ready, SEO-friendly markup. On the WordPress side, GetDevDone builds custom themes in either block or classic theme architecture, configures theme.json settings and styles, and creates reusable templates and components for editors. Its stated workflow includes testing across browsers, devices and resolutions plus Core Web Vitals work. Pricing for Figma to WordPress projects starts at $499. Because the company also covers front-end frameworks, Shopify, WooCommerce and other CMSs, an agency can route mixed project types through one partner instead of maintaining a separate vendor for each platform.
Best for: Agencies with steady deal flow that want a large, process-driven partner able to build either block or classic WordPress themes.
Figma2WP is a dedicated conversion service run by Belov Digital Agency, a WordPress and WooCommerce studio with offices in Middletown, Delaware and Seixal, Portugal, and a New York business address for the Figma2WP brand. Rather than offering Figma conversion as one line item among dozens, the service is built entirely around it, with a pricing calculator and an upload flow for design files.
Builds are hand-coded custom themes, not page builder installs, and the agency offering covers custom theme development, Gutenberg blocks, WooCommerce integration, performance work and 30 days of post-launch support. Stated turnaround is three days for a landing page and seven to fourteen days for a full corporate site. The team says every developer is on its own payroll, with no offshore subcontracting, and Belov reports more than 2,600 projects shipped. White-label delivery is aimed at creative and digital agencies in the US, UK and Canada, which keep the client relationship while Figma2WP handles the build behind the scenes.
Best for: Agencies and designers with a tight launch date who want a quoted, productized Figma to WordPress conversion.
Acclaim is a web design and development agency based in Łódź, Poland. Its WordPress work runs on Crunch, a proprietary starter theme the team has been developing since 2015, with layouts delivered as custom Gutenberg blocks rather than through a third-party page builder. The agency publishes its own guidance on creating Gutenberg blocks from Figma designs, which says a lot about how central the workflow is to its practice.
Design-to-code services listed on its site include Figma to WordPress themes, Adobe XD to WordPress, HTML to WordPress and Figma to WooCommerce shops, and the agency offers white-label services for agencies alongside direct client work. It also handles Webflow development, ongoing WordPress support and audits covering SEO, conversion-focused UX and accessibility, which helps when a build needs a second opinion before launch. Portfolio clients include the Trafford Centre, Junction 32, Kora, Monte Carlo Data and Forethought.ai.
Best for: Teams that want a native block editor experience built on a starter theme with years of production use behind it.
Axis Web Art is a white-label web development company in Jaipur, India, founded in 2011. It says it has delivered more than 800 WordPress sites for agencies in the US, UK, Australia and Canada, and it works entirely under the partner’s brand, signing an NDA before the briefing starts.
Its build method is unusually specific for an offshore team. The developers extract design tokens from the Figma file, map them to CSS custom properties, and build each component as designed, then deliver it as Gutenberg blocks with Advanced Custom Fields where structured content is needed. Every deliverable targets a Lighthouse performance score of 90 or above and WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility. Engagements run on monthly retainers from $699 to $3,499 and up, based on hours, with no lock-in contract. The company does not showcase many client projects publicly, and says that protecting agency relationships is a founding principle.
Best for: Agencies that want a predictable monthly block of white-label hours with clear performance and accessibility targets.
White Label Coders is a WordPress development company in Gliwice, Poland, founded in 2006, with a team of around 45 people and more than 600 completed projects. As the name suggests, it was built to work as a white-label partner for agencies, and it is a WooCommerce Silver certified partner.
Its Figma to WordPress service converts design files into complete WordPress themes written in HTML, CSS and PHP. The quoting process is practical: you share the Figma file, a senior developer reviews it and comes back with clarifying questions, and only then does the team issue a price. That step tends to surface missing states, responsive breakpoints and dynamic content requirements before they become change requests. Being EU-based, the team sits one hour from the UK and six hours from the US East Coast, which makes overlapping working hours easy. Case studies on its site include work for Clearcode, Selena and BDO, and the team also covers WooCommerce, staff augmentation and technical, UX and security audits.
Best for: UK and European agencies that want a nearshore team, EU legal standards and a developer-led quote.
The White Label Agency is a WordPress development partner headquartered in Boston, founded in 2013, with more than 150 in-house developers and designers. It reports over 20,000 custom WordPress builds since launch and more than 600 partner agencies across the US, with regional account managers covering different parts of the country.
Its Figma to WordPress service is custom-coded on every project rather than assembled from templates. Agencies can buy it two ways: project-based, with a fixed quote, a guaranteed deadline for first review and QA included, or as a dedicated developer working full time for the partner at a lower hourly rate. Each project has an account manager from the start, and every build carries a 30-day bug-fixing guarantee at no extra cost. Partner agencies quoted on its site include DeTorres Group, Ascent Digital Media and The Monogram Group, and its case studies include work with Kobayashi + Zeitguys in Toronto.
Best for: US agencies that want to choose between fixed-price projects and a dedicated WordPress developer, with account management included.
Seahawk Media is a WordPress services company headquartered in Boston, formally established in 2018, with more than 100 WordPress developers based mainly in India and additional offices in London, Warsaw and other locations. Managed hosting companies including WP Engine, Kinsta and DreamHost use it to deliver professional services, which gives a sense of the volume and process it is set up for.
Its white-label Figma to WordPress conversion is pitched at agencies and delivered under NDA, with custom code rather than a generic page builder for pixel-accurate work. The team also runs a specific Figma to Gutenberg workflow that maps Figma components to custom blocks, which suits component-heavy design systems. Where a client is committed to a builder, Seahawk also works in Elementor, Bricks and Beaver Builder. White-label plans start at $499 and include a dedicated account manager and Slack communication. Beyond the build, the company covers migrations, speed work, security fixes, maintenance and SEO, so agencies can resell the full lifecycle.
Best for: Agencies that want Figma to Gutenberg builds plus resellable maintenance and SEO from the same partner.
PixelCrayons is a software development company headquartered in Noida, India, operating since 2004, with more than 4,500 projects delivered and a dedicated program for over 500 agencies. Its design-to-code service for agencies covers Figma to WordPress theme builds as well as React-family front ends and Shopify themes.
The method is component-first. Instead of building page by page, the team extracts tokens from the Figma file into code variables, builds a component library, and specifies eight interactive states for every component: default, hover, focus, active, disabled, loading, error and empty. Performance budgets are agreed before coding starts and WCAG 2.1 AA is the default. A typical 30-day engagement runs from an audit and budget agreement in the first few days, through foundations and token extraction, to component build-out and a parity review against the design. Agency work is white-label, and PixelCrayons commits not to approach the agency’s clients directly.
Best for: Agencies handing over a large Figma design system that needs to become a tested, state-complete component library in WordPress.
There are two broad ways to convert Figma to WordPress. Plugin converters read a Figma frame and export it into a page builder layout such as Elementor, or into native blocks. They are quick and cheap, and they work for a single landing page or a prototype you will throw away. A hand-built theme, whether classic PHP templates with custom fields or a block theme with custom Gutenberg blocks, takes longer but gives you semantic markup, a lighter page, a real design system in theme.json and editing controls that stop content teams from breaking layouts. If the site matters to revenue, has more than a handful of templates, or must meet accessibility standards, ask agencies to quote a hand-built theme. A “figma to elementor” build sits in the middle: faster to edit visually, but heavier and tied to that builder.
Ask how Figma components, variables and styles will map into WordPress. Strong answers mention design tokens moving into theme.json or CSS custom properties, one block per reusable section, and locked patterns for the layouts editors use most. Weak answers describe building page by page. If your product and marketing sites share a system, compare notes with the teams on our UX/UI-centric development agencies for B2B SaaS list, who handle the same problem in app code.
Design studios and marketing agencies often sell the site and then subcontract the build. If that is you, look for a white-label partner that signs an NDA before briefing, delivers under your brand, commits not to solicit your clients and gives you a named account manager. Ask how revisions are handled when your client changes scope after design sign-off, and whether bug fixes after launch are included.
A good quote follows a developer review of the actual Figma file, not a page count. Check that it covers responsive states, hover and focus states, forms, dynamic content such as blog and case study templates, accessibility targets, performance budgets, cross-browser QA, staging, launch and a warranty period. If you only have a static “figma to html” handoff today, confirm whether the agency will convert that markup or start again from the design.
WordPress is the stronger choice when you need deep content modeling, plugins, multilingual sites, WooCommerce or full code ownership. If your team mostly wants visual editing of a marketing site and has no plugin needs, a visual builder may fit better, and our list of Webflow development agencies covers that route. Decide this before you commission the build, not halfway through.
Plugins have made it easy to push a Figma frame into WordPress, but a site that has to perform, stay accessible and be edited by real teams still benefits from a developer who builds the theme by hand. The Figma to WordPress agencies above range from boutique US and UK teams that document every step to large white-label partners in Poland and India that can absorb an agency’s whole pipeline. Match the partner to your volume, your design system and whether you need to stay invisible to the end client.
If the design work is still ahead of you, start with our roundup of SaaS website design agencies, then bring the approved Figma file to one of the development teams here for a quote.