Import a logged-in web page into Figma
Capture a dashboard after signing in to its website in Chrome, then import it as Figma layers. Includes open menus, dialogs and checks before sharing.
Prepare the screen, not just the URL
Sign in in Chrome and open the menu, modal or dashboard panel you need. Wait for images and data to load. Scroll through the area you plan to capture. A virtualized table may replace earlier rows as you scroll; capturing the whole page does not necessarily include every record. Capture the relevant panel instead.
Choose the capture route
For a screen already open, use Capture this tab and choose the page, a region or an element. For another address, enter a domain such as apple.com under Capture from a URL. Snapture opens it in your Chrome session. If you need to sign in or adjust the screen first, choose the review option before starting. A URL field does not, by itself, mean a remote server is opening the page.
Import and check the result
Copy the capture, open Snapture in Figma and paste it, or save the capture file and drop it into the plugin. Compare one heading, one image and one open panel with the original before importing a long page. If the wrong state was captured, return to Chrome and prepare that state again. Browser-internal pages and store pages can restrict extensions; a valid URL alone does not guarantee capture access.
Keep private data under control
Remove customer details you do not need before capturing. Snapture does not upload the captured page to its own server, but the extension still makes resource and license requests. Once imported, the content is part of a Figma document and follows that document's sharing and storage settings. Do not paste session cookies into a capture tool.
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