2.Illustrate - Turn Figma assets into layered Illustrator files

Your Figma file is not always the final stop.

When the artwork needs to land in Adobe Illustrator for print, production, suppliers, prepress or final vector editing, 2.Illustrate gives designers a cleaner way to move across.

Select your finished Figma frame, group, component or artwork. Open 2.Illustrate. Choose your export mode, colour intent and asset resolution. Run checks. Build the package. Then open the matching JSX tool in Illustrator to rebuild, update assets or preserve editable text where safe.

2.Illustrate is built for designers who need more than a flat screenshot. It creates an Illustrator-ready package with structure, scale, layer order, colour information, placed assets, warnings and diagnostics, so you can see what transferred cleanly and what needs review.

What it helps withMoving Figma artwork into Illustrator for productionPreserving vector-first structure where supportedRouting complex artwork as placed assets when that is saferPreparing artwork for print, supplier files and brand outputReviewing colour, scale, resolution and warning flags before handoffUsing separate Illustrator workflows for rebuild, asset updates and editable textBest used for
Finished artwork, campaign assets, packaging layouts, print files, brand applications, supplier handoff files and anything that starts in Figma but needs to be finished in Illustrator.

Important Figma and Illustrator are different design environments. 2.Illustrate helps bridge the gap, but production review still matters. Complex masks, effects, gradients, unsupported text styles or image-heavy areas may require review after import.

The designer’s shortcut from Figma layout to Illustrator production.