FigCraft online: a free alternative to Figma

FigCraft is a free, open-source interface design app from the ArtCraft project, built as an alternative to Figma. It has frames, auto layout, components and variants, variables and prototypes, and reads and writes SVG, PNG, JPG, WebP and PDF.

Best on a desktop browser. This editor has desktop menus and shortcuts.

Use it online or download it

Online or desktop
Online on AnyEditDesktop app
SetupRuns in your browser: nothing to installRuns as a native app on macOS, Windows, Linux and FreeBSD
VersionOpens the same engine as the desktop app (version 0.6.0)Can host live sessions, and comes with a command-line tool for scripts and AI agents
Your filesYour designs stay on your device unless you join a live sessionFiles open and save straight on your disk
Good to knowEarly alpha: in our test the browser version could not open or save filesAvailable from the official project page

Download FigCraft for your computer

You do not have to install anything: open the editor in your browser and start. If you prefer a desktop app, the official release on GitHub (version 0.6.0, checked 2026-10-16) has these files. The links below go to the official release. AnyEdit does not host or forward the installers.

  1. Windows. Download the .msi installer for your PC and run it, or take the portable .zip if you do not want to install. Pick 64-bit Intel/AMD for most PCs, ARM64 for Snapdragon and other ARM PCs, 32-bit only for old 32-bit systems.
  2. macOS. Download the single universal .dmg, which runs on both Apple silicon and Intel Macs, then open it.
  3. Linux. Choose an AppImage (runs without installing), a .deb (Debian, Ubuntu), an .rpm (Fedora, RHEL, openSUSE), a Flatpak bundle or a tarball, for x86_64 or ARM64.
  4. Check the file. Each release has a SHA256SUMS.txt that lists a checksum for every file.

Newer versions may be available: see the latest FigCraft release. The online editor on AnyEdit runs version 0.6.0.

What you should know

Official page: getartcraft.com/apps/figcraft · source code · releases

FAQ

Is this the official FigCraft site?
No. AnyEdit is an independent site that hosts an unmodified web build of the open-source FigCraft. The official project page is getartcraft.com/apps/figcraft.
Is FigCraft free?
Yes. It is open source (MIT / Apache-2.0), and using it on AnyEdit needs no account.
How do I download FigCraft?
Open the official release on GitHub, pick the file for your system (Windows .msi or portable .zip, macOS .dmg, or a Linux AppImage, .deb, .rpm, Flatpak or tarball) and install it. You can also skip the install and use FigCraft in your browser here.
Are my files uploaded when I use FigCraft online?
The editor is built to run in your browser, and it does not upload your design on its own. Joining a live session connects to a server, so a file in a session leaves your device.