Add to ChromeAt a glance
Batch-first workflow
Import many URLs in one go—built for research decks and design audits.
Figma-native output
Frames land on your canvas with presets that mirror real devices.
Clear upgrade path
Transparent credits and plans so teams can scale without guesswork.
Figscreen compared to alternative
Figscreen
Figma plugin plus Chrome extension for high-quality screenshots, batch URL import, and device presets.
- Figma plugin + Chrome extension
- Batch import (up to 25 URLs)
- HD images
- 35+ presets
- Streamlined workflow
Coming Soon
- Block banners and pop-ups
- Hide chat widgets
- Remove ads effortlessly
ResponsiveScreenshot
Figma plugin for capturing responsive webpages on multiple devices simultaneously.
- Figma-only (no browser extension)
- Up to 3 devices per capture
- Standard resolution
- No batch import
- No annotation tools
- Limited device presets
Who each tool is for
Figscreen
Designers and teams who capture many live pages for mood boards, UX reviews, and marketing collateral—especially when URL batching (up to 25 per run), HD device frames, and the Chrome extension for in-browser capture matter.
ResponsiveScreenshot
Individuals who need a quick responsive preview on up to three device sizes inside Figma and prefer a simpler, plugin-only workflow.
Takeaways
When Figscreen wins
You need batch URL import, sharper HD output, device presets, and a Chrome extension for in-browser capture.
When to evaluate alternatives
You only need a quick multi-device preview inside Figma and do not care about batching or HD quality.
Bottom line
For product and marketing designers living in Figma, Figscreen reduces round-trips between browser and canvas.
Ready to capture sites straight into Figma with device presets and batch URL import?