> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://humanic.gitbook.io/humanic/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://humanic.gitbook.io/humanic/getting-started-with-humanic/connecting-your-data/connect-using-figma.md).

# Connect using Figma

Connect Figma with OAuth and import design files into Humanic (beta).

Figma is a **beta** integration. Connect your Figma account from Humanic to import design files and assets into the content library.

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### Connect

1. In Humanic, go to **Integrations**
2. Open **Figma → Settings**
3. Sign in with Figma (OAuth)
4. After you return to Humanic, the card shows as connected

You can disconnect from the same Settings modal.

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### What you can do

Import frames and assets from connected Figma files so campaigns can use them as images. This does not send email from Figma.

If OAuth fails, confirm you completed the Figma consent screen and that pop-ups are not blocked.


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