High-fidelity screenshots rendered directly on your Figma canvas.
Capture and bring high-resolution screenshots of publicly available web pages directly into Figma for research and reference.
How it works
High-fidelity screenshots rendered directly on your Figma canvas.
URL entry
Paste the public webpage link you want to reference. You can add up to 25 URLs at once.
Configuration
Select target breakpoints and capture mode such as above-the-fold or full-page.
Remote rendering
The backend renders the site exactly as it appears in a modern browser.
Canvas reconstruction
Images stream back and are reconstructed on your canvas as organized frames with labels.
Who it's for
Designers and strategists researching the market
You need a gallery of competitor pages without manually screenshotting and arranging them.
re:Fetch captures multiple public URLs and places them into organized frames directly on the canvas.
Researchers and product designers collecting references
You want a reusable library of webpage references for review, archiving, or inspiration.
Build reference boards much faster with high-fidelity captures that stay inside the working file.
QA and front-end teams comparing production to design
You need to verify what is live at a specific breakpoint against the current design work.
Capture the exact page state at the chosen viewport and compare it beside your design without leaving Figma.
Pricing
Each run of re:Fetch costs 5 credits. Use a one-off credit pack or subscribe when this workflow becomes part of your routine.
Pay-as-you-go
Perfect for occasional use
$6
one-off
Monthly
For regular users
$12
per month
Unlimited
For power users
$24
per month
Start with 100 free credits on signup. Top up or subscribe when you need more capacity.
Frequently asked
No. re:Fetch can only access publicly available URLs.
Effectively unlimited. The plugin uses tiling to bypass Figma’s 4096px limit.
You can queue up to 25 URLs in a single batch operation.
Free plan available
Start with 100 free credits — no credit card required. Each re:Fetch run costs 5 credits. Upgrade when the workflow earns its place.
