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Open source · Free · In your browser
An open-source interface design editor that runs in your browser. It works the way Figma does, so it’s a friendly place to practise: frames, auto layout, components and prototypes, with nothing to install.
No download, no account. Open source, built by its community.
Made for learning
Because it's open source, a tutorial can read your file as you work and tell you, the moment you get a step right, that you did.
A tutorial can draw a ring around the control you need, or do the step for you so you can watch, then try it yourself.
The toolbar, layers, Design panel and shortcuts sit where Figma puts them, so what you practise carries straight over.
Interactive tutorials
FigCraft has a small tutorial bridge. A page that embeds the editor can pass messages to it a few times a second: set up a starting file, read what you’ve changed, check it against a step, and show you where to click.
Honestly
FigCraft is an early, community-built project. It covers the basics you need to learn interface design, and very little of what makes Figma the tool teams use every day. Think of it as a practice room, not a replacement. Down the road it may grow into a lightweight design tool, like the other open-source tools below, but that’s a long way off.
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Free to use, and built in the open by their communities.
FigCraft runs in your browser, free, with nothing to install. And if you’re new to Figma, our free course teaches it step by step.