The editor
FigCraft is made by the ArtCraft team and the FigCraft contributors and published at github.com/storytold/figcraft. It is dual-licensed under the MIT License or the Apache License 2.0, at your option. Copyright © 2026 ArtCraft Team and the FigCraft contributors.
This site serves the official web build from each GitHub release without modification. The current build is v0.5.1; its zip matched the release’s published SHA-256 checksum (b8faba80bfdee94254c9bb78e45977ecb4ff44de9915b34cfb51979a77c89e09). Every file is served as it is in the zip; only the sample _headers and .htaccess files for other hosts are left out, since this host sets the same headers itself. The WebAssembly file (figcraft-web-f5933f969f1ae974_bg.wasm, 21 MB) is too large for our static file host, so it is stored in Cloudflare R2 and served at the same address with the same bytes; the build’s own page checks it against the integrity hash it carries. The license texts ship with the build: LICENSE-MIT, LICENSE-APACHE, the NOTICE file, and the licenses of its bundled fonts (for example Inter, Roboto and Noto Sans CJK SC; every OFL-*.txt file in the build).
We are not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by the ArtCraft team, Storyteller, or Figma, Inc. “ArtCraft” and its logos are trademarks of the ArtCraft Team. Figma is a trademark of Figma, Inc. and is mentioned only to describe compatibility.
What we add
- The page around the editor, these guides, and the AI panel, which runs in your browser on your own API key and sends nothing through our servers, or, with Craft Apps credits, sends requests through our Craft Apps service, which keeps nothing after it answers.
- Import SVG or image: the browser build can’t open files yet, so the editor page passes an SVG or picture you choose to FigCraft the way a paste would. The file stays in your browser.
Screenshots
The product screenshots on this site come from the FigCraft repository’s docs/images/ folder: screenshots of FigCraft itself by the FigCraft contributors (MIT OR Apache-2.0), converted to WebP at 1440 × 900.
| On this site | Upstream file | What it shows |
|---|---|---|
| hero.webp | shot-1-hero.png | FigCraft editing examples/ridgeline-app.figcraft |
| components.webp | shot-2-components.png | FigCraft editing examples/ridgeline-design-system.figcraft |
| prototype.webp | shot-3-prototype.png | FigCraft editing examples/ridgeline-onboarding.figcraft |
| devmode.webp | shot-4-devmode.png | FigCraft in Dev Mode on examples/ridgeline-app.figcraft |
| vector.webp | shot-5-vector.png | FigCraft editing examples/glass-and-vectors.figcraft |
| dashboard.webp | shot-6-dashboard-light.png | FigCraft in its light theme on examples/ridgeline-studio-dashboard.figcraft |
| collab.webp | shot-7-collab.png | FigCraft in a live session |
App icons
The FigCraft icon shown on this site is the app’s own icon, original artwork from the FigCraft repository under MIT OR Apache-2.0. The icons in the footer are the other Craft apps’ own icons, from their repositories under the same licence. We use them to identify each app; our site logo is our own.
Report a problem
Bugs in the editor itself belong in the FigCraft issue tracker, which the FigCraft developers read. Please mention there that you used the web build. Problems with this site, the guides or the AI panel: contact@figcraft.run.