Oxygen 4.9 JSON Input
Gutenberg Blocks Output
Leaving Oxygen? Paste your Oxygen JSON and get clean, native Gutenberg blocks with your design intact — nothing to install, completely free.
Deactivate Oxygen and your pages render blank — the content lives in Oxygen's own data format. This free converter turns your Oxygen Classic JSON into native Gutenberg blocks: sections keep their constrained layout, headings, text, images, buttons and lists become real core blocks, and your CSS classes and responsive styles travel in a single embedded style block. Copy an element in the Oxygen builder (Ctrl+C), convert, and paste the result into Gutenberg's code editor. No plugin, no account, no lock-in — the output is plain WordPress.
Select the element or section in the Oxygen builder and press Ctrl+C — the JSON lands on your clipboard.
Paste the JSON below and hit Convert. Skipped elements are listed under the output, with the core block to use instead.
In the block editor open ⋮ → Code editor, paste, switch back to the visual editor — done. No plugin needed.
ready→made converts your Figma designs straight into Gutenberg, Oxygen 6, Etch or clean HTML — real structure from a real layout engine.
Completely free, and no plugin at all — the output is native Gutenberg blocks that any WordPress install understands. Your design travels in one embedded style block on the page.
Your Oxygen Classic component/page JSON — select an element in the Oxygen builder and copy it with Ctrl+C.
Structure (sections with their constrained width and padding, div blocks, columns), headings, text, rich text, images, buttons, lists, video embeds — plus your CSS classes, per-element styles, gradients and all four Oxygen breakpoints as media queries.
Nav menus query your site's menu system live, so they're skipped — use Gutenberg's Navigation block instead. PHP code blocks can't run inside static blocks. Every skip is listed in the conversion notes.
Use the dedicated Oxygen 4 → 6 converter or Oxygen → Etch converter — both preserve your classes as first-class styles in the target builder.
Then use ready→made to convert the Figma design directly to Gutenberg.