Figma

Shopify

Figma to Shopify, ready to take orders.

Send us the Figma file for your store and we’ll build it as a proper Shopify theme, matched to your design on desktop and mobile. We don’t take a bloated premium theme and bend it into shape. It’s all Online Store 2.0 sections, so your team can move things around in the theme editor themselves.

Get a fixed quote See our work

Matched to your Figma Editable Online Store 2.0 sections Checkout path tested Apps and payments connected

48h

Fixed quote turnaround

100/100

Lighthouse-ready builds

Revision rounds included

1:1

Pixel match to your Figma

How long does Figma to Shopify conversion take?

If it’s a small starter store, expect about 4–6 business days once the Figma file is approved. A full custom theme takes longer, usually 2–4 weeks, because there are product and collection templates to build, Online Store 2.0 sections to set up and apps to connect. The size of your catalogue matters too. So does the number of apps.

4–6 daysStarter store
2–4 weeksFull custom theme
48 hoursFixed, itemised quote after a short scoping call

(01) What you get

Where store builds usually go wrong.

Store designs tend to look great in Figma. It’s once real products go in, with long titles, lots of variants and odd-sized photos, that the theme slows down and the product page stops looking like the mockup. We build by hand with that in mind.

Your storefront, as designed

Type, spacing, colour and grid follow your Figma file on desktop, tablet and mobile. That includes the screen sizes you didn’t mock up.

Editable 2.0 sections

Your team can rearrange, duplicate and swap sections in the theme editor. Putting together a sale page shouldn’t need a developer.

Product & collection templates

Product, collection, cart and search templates built from your design. Variants, colour swatches and upsell slots are the fiddly part, so they get proper attention.

Conversion & checkout tuning

A sticky add-to-cart button, trust cues where they help and fast-loading images. Small things, but they’re what gets someone from the product page to checkout.

Apps, payments & SEO

We connect payments, shipping and the apps you use for reviews, subscriptions or upsells. Meta tags and structured data get set up as well.

Handover

You get a clean theme and a short Loom tour of the theme editor. Questions after launch come straight to us.

(02) The process

How we get your store live.

Five steps. You’ll have a preview store to click around while we build, and the timeline is fixed before we start.

Step 01

Brief us

Send the Figma file and tell us how many products you have and which apps you rely on. You’ll have a fixed quote and timeline within two business days.

Step 02

We build your theme

Section by section, in a clean theme, with mobile built at the same time as desktop. You can follow along on the preview store.

Step 03

Products and apps

Templates get set up, and apps and payments get connected. Then we test every variant and screen size, plus the empty states (an empty cart, a sold-out product).

Step 04

You review it

Compare it with your Figma file and send us a list of changes. Two rounds of revisions are part of every build.

Step 05

Launch

We point your domain at the store, run final QA plus speed and SEO checks, and publish. Then we show your team how to run it.

(03) Why custom

Why we skip the premium theme.

Shopify gets a lot right. The checkout is well tested, there’s an app for nearly everything, and you never have to think about servers. The theme is where stores run into trouble. Auto-export tools and heavy premium themes can get a design online quickly, but you end up with slow pages, messy Liquid and sections your team is nervous to edit. We’d rather build it by hand and keep it easy to run as the store grows.

What we check before launch: does the product page load quickly on a phone, and is it obvious how to get to checkout?

Export tools & heavy themes

Liquid nobody wants to touch
Falls apart with a real catalogue
Sections that are hard to edit
Slow pages
Drop-off on the way to checkout

Web{X} Studio hand-built

Online Store 2.0 sections you can edit
Proper product & collection templates
Works on every screen size
Tuned for speed & conversion
A store your team can run

(04) Included & pricing

What you get, and what it costs.

You approve one fixed price before we start. Every Shopify build includes the items below, whatever the size of the store.

Responsive on every device
Built to match your Figma
Editable Online Store 2.0 sections
Custom product & collection templates
Conversion & checkout optimisation
Core apps & payments wired in
On-page SEO & meta setup
Optimised media & fast load
Custom domain connection
Two rounds of revisions & handover

Starter store

A small store that needs to launch soon.

Fixed quote

Single storefront theme
Core sections & product page
SEO & meta setup
4–6 business days

Custom theme

A full theme, built around your catalogue.

Fixed quote

Custom product & collection templates
Editable Online Store 2.0 sections
Apps, payments & subscriptions
Typically 2–4 weeks

The number depends on how many sections and apps you need, plus any integrations. After a short scoping call you’ll get a fixed, itemised quote. It stays the same once you approve it.

(05) FAQs

Shopify build FAQs

How long does Figma to Shopify conversion typically take?

A single-page storefront usually takes 4-6 business days. A full custom theme, with product, collection and cart templates, is more like 2-4 weeks. The spread comes down to how many unique sections you need and how many apps and integrations are involved. The quote comes with a fixed timeline.

Will the Shopify store look exactly like my Figma design?

It will. We match spacing, type, colour and layout to your file at every breakpoint. Store designs often skip a few screens, like the cart, empty states or the mobile product page. If yours does, we’ll point it out and agree sensible defaults with you.

Do you build editable Online Store 2.0 sections?

Yes. The whole theme is built from sections and blocks, so your team can rearrange, duplicate and edit content in Shopify’s theme editor without writing code. We’ll also send a short Loom walkthrough.

How much does Figma to Shopify cost?

One fixed price for the whole build. We don’t work hourly. The things that affect it most are the number of unique sections and templates, how much custom theme work the design needs, and which apps and integrations the store uses. After a short scoping call we send an itemised quote and a timeline, and the price is locked once you approve it.

Can you integrate apps, payments and subscriptions?

Yes. Payments, shipping, reviews, upsells, subscriptions and marketing apps. Where an app can’t do what you need, we write custom Liquid or code to fill the gap. We also keep an eye on speed, since every app adds some weight to the store.

What do I need to send you to get started?

Here’s the list: the Figma link with view access, your fonts (or font licences), final copy or a note on what’s still placeholder, images and brand assets, collaborator access to your Shopify store, and an export of your product data. If some states aren’t designed yet, like mobile, hover or empty states, just say so. We’ll suggest defaults for you to approve.

Is Shopify the right platform for my Figma design?

If selling is the main job, yes. Shopify handles checkout, payments, inventory and shipping out of the box. For a marketing site with no store, Figma to Webflow or Figma to WordPress is simpler. And for a landing page behind a paid campaign, try Figma to Unbounce.

(06) Other platforms