Fig: a free Figma alternative in your browser
Figma costs US$16 a month per Full seat, billed yearly. Fig is a free interface design tool for designing and prototyping app and web interfaces. It runs in a browser tab on your own device, with nothing to install.
Design interfaces with frames, auto layout, components, variants and variables, then prototype them.
Figma and Fig, side by side
Figma’s price is from its US page on 14 November 2026.
| Figma | Fig in Madosuite | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | US$16 a month per Full seat, billed yearly | Free |
| Free option | The Starter plan: 3 team files of 3 pages each | Everything, always |
| Where it runs | Installed app | A browser tab, on your own device |
| Account | A Figma account | Not needed |
| Your files | On your computer, or in the vendor’s cloud | In the browser on your device; not uploaded to us |
| Maturity | Mature, sold for years | Early alpha, about 49% ready for real work |
What you can do in Fig today
For designing and prototyping app and web interfaces. From Fig’s own documentation, version 0.13.1.
Works now
- Auto layout with wrap and grid, Hug, Fill and Fixed sizing
- Components, instances, overrides and variants
- Styles and variables with modes
- Vector networks, pen and shape builder
- Prototypes with transitions and conditionals
- Dev Mode with inspect and measurements
- Code output: CSS, HTML, React, Vue, SwiftUI, Flutter and more
- Comments and named version history
Before you switch
Fig’s live sessions are a first preview with no accounts or teams yet, online sharing is not end-to-end encrypted, and .fig files open best effort.
Not in Fig yet
- Reliable .fig import
- Accounts, teams and cloud for working together
- End-to-end encryption for online sharing
Switching from Figma
Open Madosuite
In your browser. The Fig app starts on your own device; nothing is installed.
Bring your files
Upload your files in Files. They stay in the browser on this device.
Keep the format
Fig saves SVG, PNG, JPEG, so a file can go back to someone who still uses Figma.
Figma alternative questions
Is there a free alternative to Figma?
Fig in Madosuite is free and runs in a browser tab. It is early alpha, so check the list of what is missing.
What can’t Fig do yet?
Fig’s live sessions are a first preview with no accounts or teams yet, online sharing is not end-to-end encrypted, and .fig files open best effort.
How much does Figma cost?
US$16 a month per Full seat, billed yearly, from Figma’s US page on 14 November 2026. Free option: The Starter plan: 3 team files of 3 pages each. Prices change; check Figma’s page.
Where are my files kept?
In the browser on your device, inside Madosuite’s own Linux machine, in its home folder. Your files are not uploaded to us. Clearing the site’s data in your browser deletes them, so download what you want to keep.
Do I need an account?
No. Sign in with a 0cloud account only if you want one; without it, your work stays in this browser on this device.