Figma Asset Importer connects your Google Drive to Figma. Open the plugin, browse your folders, select images or videos, and place them on the canvas — no download, no drag-and-drop, no file manager.
“Select files or entire folders from Drive — they appear as browsable trees in the plugin, just like in Google Drive itself.”
The plugin supports recursive folder browsing: share a folder once via Google Picker and every subfolder becomes navigable inside Figma, just like in Drive. Shared Drives, multi-account, and batch import all work. Supports PNG, JPG, GIF, SVG, WebP, AVIF, MP4, MOV, and more.
I built it while working on design projects where every asset lived in a client's shared Drive folder. The round-trip of downloading files just to drag them into Figma was friction that added up quickly.
6 highlights — each one earns its place by removing a daily friction.
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Share a folder and explore every subfolder inside Figma — the tree mirrors Google Drive.
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Select multiple files or an entire folder and place them all in one step.
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PNG, JPG, GIF, SVG, WebP, AVIF, TIFF, HEIC, MP4, MOV, WebM.
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Switch between Google accounts without leaving the plugin.
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Works with team and shared Drives, not just personal Drive.
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Assets land directly on the canvas — no intermediate download or file manager.
Try it
Figma Asset Importer is in beta and free while it's there.
