Visual reference
Use Pixel mode when matching the browser appearance matters more than editing individual elements.
Real URL import ยท Editable mode
This comparison uses LINEA, an image-led jewelry storefront with editorial photography, product grids, typography, and long-form sections. The Figma result below came from the same page at the same desktop viewport, with no visual retouching.
The previews use 1425 px source images and are displayed below their native width. The previous page enlarged sub-300 px thumbnails, which caused the blur; these previews do not upscale.
Preserved in this import
Differences to expect
A closer look
This crop shows the transition from the hero into the four-item product grid. It is included at a controlled height so the page remains easy to scan.


Choose by intent
Use Pixel mode when matching the browser appearance matters more than editing individual elements.
Use Editable mode when you need to rewrite text, replace images, explore hierarchy, or rearrange the page.
Use the import as source material, then rebuild key patterns with Auto Layout, Components, Variables, and interactions.
Import the page you actually plan to redesign. Check its fonts, image crops, complex effects, and long sections before choosing Pixel or Editable mode.