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Save a local copy
In Figma, choose File → Save local copy… to get the .fig file.
New Community designs, ready to convert
Your Figma design, as a working Dear ImGui app.
Upload a .fig file. Lazy UIs turns the frame into a Visual Studio C++ project that looks exactly like the design, with controls, screens, and popups that already work.
- 1 free conversion a month
- Builds in Visual Studio as-is
- Files deleted after 2 hours
- Dear ImGui
- C++20
- Visual Studio
Three steps, no setup.
Nothing to install and no layers to rename for most designs.
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Upload it and pick a frame
Choose Loader or Menu. Screens, pages, and popups from your other frames are found for you.
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Download the project
Open the ZIP in Visual Studio and build. The app looks like the design and already works.
Features
Design it once. Ship an app that works.
Lazy UIs reads the file itself: positions, fonts, icons, effects, and states come through exactly, and every control becomes a variable your code can use.
A Figma plugin for the rest.
Tag what a design can't show: popups, where buttons lead, the main navigation. Get the plugin
Start free. Upgrade for no limits.
Every paid plan includes everything; they only differ in how long they last.
12 months
Best valueFor regular work, at the lowest price per month.
$149for 12 months$348 Save $199
- Conversions
- Unlimited
- Projects
- Menu and Loader
- Per month
- $12.42
Everything in Free, plus:
- Unlimited conversions
- Loader and Menu projects
- Every effect: shadows, blurs, and glows
- Screens, popups, pages, and window buttons
- AI review: a second look at every frame
- The Figma plugin
- Every update while the plan runs
Paid once. Never renews by itself.
Questions, answered.
Something else? Ask us on our Discord server or Telegram, or read the guide.
What file do I upload?
A
.fig file. In Figma, open your design and choose File → Save local copy…. No Figma account connection, token, or plugin is needed to convert. See the steps with pictures.What do I get back?
A ZIP with a Visual Studio project in C++20, using Dear ImGui and DirectX 11. Pick a Loader (a borderless window the size of your frame) or a Menu (an overlay). It builds as-is: Dear ImGui is included, so there's no SDK to install.
Will it really look like my design?
Yes. The project is drawn from the design's own values: text at Figma's glyph positions, each corner's own radius, shadows, glows, masks, gradients, and background blur. The ZIP opens and builds in Visual Studio as it is, so you can check it yourself.
Which parts become working controls?
Checkboxes, toggles, sliders, dropdowns, text and search fields, keybinds, color pickers, buttons, tabs, and sidebars are recognized by how they look. Your own close and minimize icons close and minimize the app. For anything the detector can't tell, the Figma plugin tags it with a layer name.
Can one project have a login, a loading screen, and a main screen?
Yes. Frames your buttons lead to become screens of one app, even when they're different sizes: a login leads to the loading or main screen, loading screens move on by themselves, and dialogs open as popups. How screens work.
What happens to my files?
Your
.fig is converted on our servers and belongs to your account. Uploads and the projects made from them are deleted automatically 2 hours after the upload, so download the ZIP before then.Can I change the generated code?
Yes, it's plain C++ you own. Each part of the frame is its own function, colors are named constants, and every control is a variable, like
login_button.clicked. The project has no license check and keeps working after a plan ends.What's free?
1 conversion a month: a Menu project with preview and download, without effects. Paid plans add unlimited conversions, Loader projects, every effect, and AI review. Compare plans.