Changelog

Figma to Elementor — select a frame, convert, and import the result through Templates > Import. You get native Elementor templates: real flex containers and real widgets, not a static block of markup. Every container carries the name of its Figma layer, so the navigator reads like your design.
Tablet and mobile variants written for you — grids step down to two columns, spacing and type scale between breakpoints, and rows stack where they should.
Icons stay icons — icon fonts and small vectors become Elementor icon widgets instead of stray text or stretched images. Logos built from many vector paths export as one asset.
Links and buttons survive — anything clickable in Figma arrives clickable, with buttons sized to their label.
Correct nesting, honest spacing — imported layouts keep their hierarchy across all targets, and vertical spacing now matches the design instead of inflating.
Requirements — Elementor 4.x, and enable "unfiltered file uploads" in Elementor settings so SVG assets import.

What's new in ready→made. Newest first.

Dev-grade responsive output — the converter infers your design's content column and emits a proper centered container (1140 / 1200 / 1280 / 1320px) with a fluid gutter. Media queries now use fixed 1024 / 768 / 480px breakpoints instead of design-scaled values, and card rows stack at 768px — the way a developer would write it.
Large images now work in WordPress — images over 400KB are uploaded and referenced by a real URL, so Oxygen 6 and Gutenberg imports display them. Together with companion plugin 1.6.0 (fresh on wordpress.org) they're saved straight into your Media Library at import time.
Privacy: sharing is now opt-in — conversion-data sharing to help improve ready→made is off by default (Settings → Privacy). When off, nothing leaves Figma. When on, all text is redacted on your machine before anything is sent, and your generated output is never uploaded.

Oxygen 6 support — output structured for the rebuilt builder, alongside Oxygen Classic.
Responsive by default — one export reflows desktop → tablet → phone; your desktop layout stays pixel-identical.
Free-form & pinned designs — absolutely-positioned layouts are segmented into sections and stacked cleanly on mobile.
Nav → CSS-only hamburger — collapses on mobile with no JavaScript; plus responsive tables and native scroll-snap carousels.
Semantic HTML — real <nav> / <header> / <footer> / <section> tags, not <div> soup.
Verified fidelity — every build is gated by an automated visual pixel-diff at design width and phone width.

Clean HTML & CSS export — semantic markup with deduplicated, class-based CSS you can drop into any stack.
Native WordPress Gutenberg blocks — paste straight into the block editor, no page-builder lock-in.
One engine, every target — a single deterministic layout engine now powers Oxygen, Gutenberg and HTML: same design in, the same clean code out.

Automatic CSS classification — reusable global classes generated from your styles, so repeated elements share one selector.
Smart dimensions — width/height that respects auto-layout instead of hard-coding every value.
Improved Figma → Oxygen font matching for more accurate typography out of the box.

Fixed clientStorage quota-exceeded errors with auto-cache clearing.
Fixed white-ellipse export issue; added white-fill tracking across the pipeline.
Grid responsive breakpoint changed from tablet to page-width.

Section detection — designer-intended page width is detected and elements convert to native Oxygen Sections.
Border gradients — full support, straight from your designs.
Optimized grid detection — tighter recognition for cleaner, more accurate layouts.
Group flattening — fewer unnecessary wrappers = leaner code, lighter DOM.
Duplicate-image check & image-upload improvements.

Implemented Figma's official extractLinearGradientParamsFromTransform() for accurate conversion.
Fixed diagonal, rotated, and scaled gradients rendering incorrectly.
Gradients now convert from Figma's matrix transforms to CSS with correct angles and positions, even when copied between different-sized elements.

Added CSS Grid detection to spatial analysis; grid export matches native Gutenberg JSON format.
Improved responsive behavior for top-level grids.
Native-like vector export using matched originals; fixed SVG export for synthetic groups.
Corrected padding calculation in encapsulated structures.

Automatically groups your Figma designs by proximity, alignment, and visual similarity — building sensible component structure without manual organization.

⚡ Faster processing — no network delays for image handling.
🔒 Enhanced privacy — images stay in your local environment.
♻️ Fully backward compatible — works with both new local images and existing server workflows.

🖼️ Image upload support — paste Figma elements with images into Oxygen; fills auto-upload as JPGs to the media library, preserving size and position.
Connectivity plugin (Ready-Made Oxygen Integration) published to the official repo.
Cleaner borders — zero-value borders are now ignored for cleaner output.
Drop- and text-shadow support.