Test your Figma design in one click.
Select frames in Figma, send them to a free first-click, five-second or preference test, and finish setup in your browser.
The plugin picks the test that fits.
- One frame, first clickSee where people click first on your design.
- One frame, five secondsFind out what people remember after a quick look.
- Two to six frames, preferenceLet people pick between versions, and say why.
From frame to study in four steps.
- Step 1Select framesPick one or more frames in Figma.
- Step 2SendThe plugin picks the test that fits and uploads PNGs.
- Step 3Finish setupYour browser opens with the images and frame names filled in.
- Step 4ShareBuilding and previewing are free. Sharing needs a free account.
Try the beta before it is public.
You need the Figma desktop app and a free Figma account. This is a beta, so expect rough edges. Coming soon to Figma Community.
- Step 1DownloadGet the zip below and unzip it anywhere.
- Step 2Open Figma desktopThen open any design file.
- Step 3Import the pluginPlugins > Development > Import plugin from manifest.
- Step 4Pick manifest.jsonIt is inside the unzipped folder.
- Step 5Select frames and run itOne frame for first-click or five-second, 2 to 6 for a preference test. Run Plugins > Development > UX Academy: Test this design.
After step 5 our site opens with the test filled in. Use the preview to try it as a participant. Check that the right frames arrive, the names look right and nothing feels slow. Send what you find to hello@myuxacademy.com.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use the beta in the browser version of Figma?
No. Plugins you load yourself only run in the Figma desktop app. A free Figma account is fine.
Does it cost anything?
No. The plugin and the tests are free. Sharing a study needs a free account, the same as the web tools.
Which test does it use?
One frame opens a first-click or five-second test, your choice. Two to six frames open a preference test, with each frame as a design and the frame name as its label.
What does it upload?
Images of the frames you selected, and their names. Nothing else from your file. Large frames are scaled down to fit the 2MB image limit.
How long does the link last?
The hand-off link works once and expires after 24 hours. Once the study opens in your browser it is saved there as a draft.
Do participants need Figma?
No. They get a normal link and answer in the browser, like any study from these tools.