Figkit review
A focused Figma kit with responsive components, templates, charts, and iOS elements.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Figkit is a paid wireframe library for UI and UX designers creating desktop, mobile, and iOS interface concepts in Figma. Its collection includes 94 listed component entries covering forms, tables, navigation, cards, charts, modals, notifications, and mobile interface elements. Reusable components, variants, responsive behavior, auto layout, and resizing constraints make it suited to teams that want a focused library for interface exploration rather than a broader software platform.
Pricing is straightforward. The Figkit plan costs $59 one-time and includes all components, future updates, all templates, and future templates. The $99 All Access plan is billed annually and adds access to all assets, themes with unlimited websites, one year of new releases and updates, and unlimited downloads. It also includes Figkit and all templates. Buyers choosing between the plans should consider whether they need only the Figkit library or the wider asset and theme collection. There is no free plan, so the one-time purchase is the entry point.
The library’s strongest area is breadth within Figma. Responsive components support different screen sizes, while configurable chart variants, desktop and mobile screens, native iOS elements, and a design guide cover a useful range of design work. The guide addresses grids, typography, buttons, forms, alerts, tables, and cards. Figkit does not require a plugin, but it does require Figma and offers no AI features. Its format and platform focus make it a sensible choice for designers who already work in Figma and want reusable interface building blocks. Buyers seeking broader integration coverage, open-source assets, or a free starting point should choose an alternative.
Figkit pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Reusable responsive components with auto layout and resizing constraints
- Desktop, mobile, and native iOS interface components
- Includes charts, templates, and a broad design guide
- Where it doesn't
- Requires Figma and is limited to the Figma format
- No free plan or AI features
- Refunds are not offered
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