How to host a website you built with Figma Make
Download your Figma Make code and upload the .zip to PageHub. Every page opens in a visual editor, ready to publish on your own domain with HTTPS.
The short answer
- Download the code from Figma Make as a .zip: code editor, Download code.
- Upload the .zip to PageHub. You don't build anything first: PageHub runs the project and reads its pages.
- Each page becomes one you can edit visually, and forms save to your account.
- Attach your domain, and SSL is issued automatically. The free plan includes 1 published site on your own domain.
Why move your site to PageHub
Figma Make is a fast way to get something built. PageHub is where a business site lives after that.
- Anyone can make changes
- Click any text or image and change it. No prompts, no code, and no waiting on whoever built the site.
- Your content stays in one place
- Team, listings, menus and products live in collections. Change a row and every page showing it updates.
- The business parts are built in
- Forms, member sign-in and a store come with the site, so there's no backend to set up or look after.
- It's easy to hand over
- Give a client or teammate the visual editor. They never need to open an AI tool to keep the site current.
Get your code out of Figma Make
Downloading code from Figma Make takes a Full or Dev seat.
- Open your Make file and switch to the code editor.
- Click Download code at the top right. You get a .zip of all the files.
Upload it to PageHub
- Open the import page and sign in to PageHub (free, no credit card).
- Drop the .zip. There's no need to unzip it or build anything first.
- PageHub runs the project and reads every page it can reach. This takes a couple of minutes.
- Pick the pages you want and click Import. The site opens in the visual editor as a draft.
What you get
| In your Figma Make project | On your PageHub site |
|---|---|
| Pages and the links between them | Pages you can edit by clicking on them |
| Styles, fonts and images | The same look, with images in your media library |
| Contact and sign-up forms | Forms that save every submission to your account |
| Sign-in forms | Member sign-in by email link |
| Database tables in the project's code | Collections you can fill in and show on pages |
When a Make project uses Figma's hosted backend, PageHub reads the pages without it. Tables defined in the project's code become collections you can fill in and show on pages.
Put it on your domain with HTTPS
- Open the Domains page for your site and enter your domain.
- Add the DNS records PageHub shows you where you bought the domain.
- SSL is issued automatically, usually within a few minutes of DNS being in place.
- Publish. Connecting a domain doesn't publish the site by itself.
Questions about hosting a Figma Make site
What people ask before they move a Figma Make site to their own domain.
Figma can publish a Make file on its own. Move it to PageHub when you want to change text and images in a visual editor outside Figma, and collect form submissions in one place.
Figma's help center says viewing and downloading code takes a Full or Dev seat. If you don't have one, ask someone on your team who does to download the .zip.
Move it if it's a website: pages people read, forms, members, a catalog. Keep it in Figma Make or on a host that runs server code if it's an app with its own logic, such as a dashboard, a calculator or a tool people log in to use. That logic doesn't come across.
No. Upload the Figma Make code as it is. PageHub installs and runs the project, reads what each page shows, and turns that into an editable site.
Links, forms and member sign-in come across. Buttons run by the project's own scripts and its server logic don't, so a calculator, quiz or dashboard arrives as a static page. You can add your own JavaScript to a PageHub site for those, or keep the app on a host that runs server code.
The two aren't linked. After the import, you edit in PageHub's visual editor or with an AI assistant connected to PageHub. Importing again makes a new site rather than updating this one.
Yes, up to your plan's limit per import: 5 pages on Free, 50 on Pro, 200 on Business and 1,000 on Agency.
Importing works on every plan. The free plan includes 1 published site on a domain you own, with SSL and no credit card. You buy the domain from a registrar. Pro is $7 a month per site and adds member sign-in.
No. The import is a fixed conversion with no AI, so it uses no credits.
Put your Figma Make site on your domain
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