Interop Guide

How to move your boards between platforms.

Seven routes. Same engine. Pick your source, pick your destination. Every route produces editable content on the target side (not screenshots, not PDFs). Your team edits on day one.

Migration routes

Shape Catalog

Every shape. Every route. →

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Install

R-Data is two pieces that work together: a Chrome extension that reads your source library and runs the migration, and a FigJam plugin that receives shapes when your destination is FigJam. Install both if you're going to FigJam. Install just the extension if you're going to Miro or ZIP.

Step 1 of 2

Chrome Extension

The driver. Reads your source library, runs the migration, watches the job.

Open Chrome Web Store →

Step by step

  1. 1

    Open the Chrome Web Store listing

    Use the button above. Works in any Chromium browser (Chrome, Edge, Brave, Arc).

  2. 2

    Click “Add to Chrome”

    Approve the permission prompt. R-Data only reads cookies for session detection on the platforms you use, plus host access to Lucid, Figma, and r-data.co. No browsing history, no other tabs.

  3. 3

    Pin R-Data to your toolbar

    Click the Chromium puzzle icon, find R-Data, and pin it. The icon becomes a one-click entry into the dashboard.

  4. 4

    Create your R-Data account

    Email + password. Same account works across the extension, this site, and the FigJam plugin. No team admin required.

  5. 5

    Connect your source platform

    Lucid (Chart + Spark) and FigJam are auto-detected from your existing browser session. Miro takes one OAuth click. Pick whichever combination matches the route you want to run.

Do I need this?

Always required. The extension is what reads your source documents and kicks off every migration.

Step 2 of 2 (FigJam destinations)

FigJam Plugin

The receiver. Paints migrated shapes into a FigJam file when your destination is FigJam.

Open Figma Community →

Step by step

  1. 1

    Open the Figma Community listing

    Use the button above. You need a free Figma account; the plugin runs on every Figma plan including Starter.

  2. 2

    Click “Open in…” → “New FigJam draft”

    Figma adds R-Data to your account and opens a fresh FigJam file with the plugin ready to run.

  3. 3

    Or save it for later

    From any existing FigJam file, open the Resources menu → Plugins, search “R-Data”, and run it from there. The plugin stays one click away in that menu forever after.

  4. 4

    Sign in with your R-Data account

    Same email + password as the extension. The plugin uses your session to fetch the migration job the extension queued up.

  5. 5

    Click Import

    The plugin pulls the most recent completed *→FigJam job for your account and paints shapes onto the canvas. Editable shapes, native stickies, native sections.

Do I need this?

Required for any route ending in FigJam (Miro→FigJam, Lucid→FigJam, Spark→FigJam). Not needed for Miro destinations, ZIP exports, or FigJam→Miro.

Pick your route

Both installed (or just the extension if FigJam isn't your destination)? Pick a route from the sidebar to see step-by-step instructions, fidelity numbers, and known limitations for that specific migration path.