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How to integrate Omi with your Figma account?

Discover how to access your Omi renders directly from Figma.

Written by Sunil Vyas

Integrate Omi with your Figma account to add your renders directly into your Figma projects.

⚠️ Access to integration settings is only available to members of your organization with the “Integration Manager” role. For more information about roles and permissions, please refer to this article.

Here’s how to access it:

1. Copy your personal access token from Personal settings. (More info on how to create an access token)

2. Go to the Integrations section of your Omi workspace. You'll find the different platforms Omi can be integrated with, including Figma.

3. Click Install.

This will redirect you to the Omi plugin page on Figma.

4. Click Open in….

5. Select the Figma file where you want to integrate your Omi visuals.

You will then be taken to your Figma file.

6. On the Omi plugin page that appears, click Run ↲.

7. Paste the access token you copied earlier, then click Authenticate.

The Omi plugin will load and display your most recent renders.

8. To transfer a render, you can:

  • Transfer it from the “Renders” tab, where the most recent renders made on your Omi account are displayed.

  • Transfer it from the “Projects” tab, where your different Omi projects are listed and where you can find the renders made for each project.

The transfer will be done in the best available quality.

If you have numerous projects and renders, you can use the search bar to easily find the one you’re looking for.

⚠️ Note: Videos are not supported on Figma, so you will only find your photo renders generated with Omi.

Create a personal access token

From your Omi workspace:

  1. Open the menu in the top left, then go to Personal settings.

  2. Scroll down to the Personal access tokens section, then click Create a new access token.

  3. Name the token, then copy it.

💡 Copy the token right away: it's only displayed once.

⚠️ A personal access token gives API access to your account: never share it, and never publish it in a file, a message or a code repository.

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