Terms of Service
Last updated: June 2026
These Terms of Service set out your rights, obligations and liability boundaries when you use Drawflare - Web to Design.
01 Acceptance
1.1 Formation and parties
- These Terms of Service ("Terms") are entered into between Sichuan Miaosuan Technology Co., Ltd. (Drawflare - Web to Design, "we") and any party that visits this website, installs or uses this product ("you"). This product is Drawflare - Web to Design (Chrome extension, Figma plug-in, and related services).
- This product consists of two companion third-party plug-ins: one is an extension running in the Chrome browser that identifies a webpage, exports it, and packages it for local storage; the other runs in Figma and, using Figma's official API, imports that packaged output and parses it into editable layers. Both plug-ins are independently developed and operated by us. They are not affiliated with, authorised by, partnered with, or endorsed by Google LLC, Figma, Inc., or their respective products, and do not represent their official position.
- You may be a natural person or an administrator authorised to accept these Terms on behalf of an organisation; conduct by organisation members within their mandate is borne by the organisation and members under applicable law.
- Product descriptions, the pricing page, FAQ and technical documents supplement these Terms; where they conflict, specialised provisions that law permits to prevail shall govern.
1.2 How consent is given
- By ticking acceptance, registering, installing and using the plug-ins, or using paid capabilities, you agree to these Terms and published documents including the Privacy Policy and Refund and Unsubscribe Policy.
- If you do not agree, do not register or use paid capabilities; where law permits you may browse public marketing and explanatory pages only.
1.3 Service scope and versions
- Services follow the current version described on the pricing page and this site: the Chrome extension exports and packages pages; the Figma plug-in imports packaged results and parses them into editable designs; accounts, subscription status and collections under membership or paid plans are supported by network-connected services (see the Privacy Policy).
1.4 Changes to the Terms
- We may revise these Terms; materially significant changes will be notified as required by law or by reasonable means; where consent must be obtained again, we will do so as required by law.
- Unless law provides otherwise, continued use after changes take effect constitutes acceptance; if you do not accept, stop using the services and cancel your account following the process.
1.5 Severability and survival
- Invalidity of one provision does not affect the remainder; after termination, provisions that by their nature should survive — including intellectual property, disclaimers and liability limits — remain effective.
1.6 Contacting us
- Service provider: Sichuan Miaosuan Technology Co., Ltd. (Drawflare - Web to Design). Customer service: team@drawflare.com. We generally reply within three business days to enquiries about the product, orders and these Terms; for urgent payment or account issues, include your order number in the email.
- For questions, notices or pre-dispute communications regarding these Terms, the Privacy Policy or the Refund and Unsubscribe Policy, use the email above.
02 Accounts and eligibility
2.1 Registration eligibility and truthful information
- You represent that you meet age and civil-capacity requirements under applicable law; minors use the services with guardian consent (see the Privacy Policy).
- You shall provide us with registration and billing information that is true, accurate and promptly updated.
- You may hold accounts within permitted rules; where we find abuse, resale of membership benefits, or conduct aimed at evading subscription or payment obligations, we may restrict or close accounts.
2.2 Account security and credentials
- You are responsible for activity under your account; safeguard passwords, tokens and sessions.
- Report unauthorised use promptly and reset credentials.
2.3 Identity verification and cooperation
- We may verify identity or qualifications for risk control, invoicing or compliance; unreasonable refusal to cooperate may limit functionality.
2.4 Suspension and termination
- In cases of illegality, abuse or arrears we may take measures described under "Termination"; you may voluntarily cancel your account.
03 Services
3.1 Product scope
- We provide tooling that exports and packages web content and imports and parses it into editable designs in Figma; the core flow runs between the Chrome extension, local files and the Figma client, and we do not routinely provide our own backend to host or process full webpage data. Related account registration, membership and paid subscriptions, collections, customer support and documentation may require network connectivity and may use our servers or third-party services to handle requests related to accounts and transactions.
- This product is a locally run web data format conversion tool on your device. It is not designed to replicate or host entire third-party sites, and does not provide built-in transmission of webpage content to Drawflare servers, remote operation, or batch web processing. Its function is limited to converting data you export locally from the current page in the Chrome extension into editable Figma design file data (similar to common image format conversion).
3.2 Nature and availability
- Except as otherwise agreed in writing, services are provided "as is". Service may be unavailable or degraded due to maintenance, faults, force majeure, changes to browsers or Figma APIs or third-party causes.
- Any SLA applies only under a separate enterprise agreement with us; otherwise we do not guarantee minimum availability.
3.3 Feature updates and changes
- We may change, add or retire features; where there is material impact on how you use the services, we will give reasonable notice.
3.4 Fair use
- You must not abuse the service through automation, bulk operations or other means in ways that impair system stability or others' normal use. We may restrict, suspend or terminate for manifest abuse. Membership verification follows the pricing page and in-product implementation.
3.5 Territory and compliance
- Where law requires restricting access from certain regions we will comply; you shall confirm that use is lawful in your location.
3.6 Your configuration and boundaries of responsibility
- Which pages you package, whether content requires sign-in or payment, and subsequent design edits are your responsibility for legality and business outcomes; we provide tooling and are not liable for third-party site policies, rights-holder claims or disputes between you and others.
3.7 Digital delivery
- We provide digital tools and membership benefits; we do not deliver physical goods.
- After successful payment, membership benefits are usually tied to your account and take effect within a reasonable time after payment confirmation (typically within minutes to 24 hours), as shown on the checkout completion page and in-product notices. If benefits are not activated after that window, contact team@drawflare.com with your order details.
- You are responsible for providing a compatible browser, Figma client and network environment. Failure to install or use due to your device, network or third-party platforms does not mean we failed to deliver, but we may provide technical support within reasonable bounds.
04 Permitted and prohibited conduct
4.1 General compliance
- You may use the services only in compliance with law, these Terms and rules of browsers, Figma and similar platforms.
- You shall ensure you have authority to access, export or adapt target pages for your intended use; you must not use the services to infringe others' copyright, trade secrets, likeness or privacy.
4.2 Prohibited conduct (non-exhaustive)
- Using the services unlawfully, intruding into others' information systems, or collecting others' personal information or confidential data without authorisation.
- Circumventing or interfering with our security measures, tampering with membership verification, or cracking the plug-ins.
- Reselling membership benefits or using automated means at scale in ways that impair stability for others.
- Packaging or uploading content that is unlawful, obscene, hate-inciting, or harmful to minors' rights.
- Collecting, exporting or adapting others' web pages or content without authority or authorisation; circumventing login walls, paywalls, anti-scraping measures, robots exclusion rules or DRM and similar protections.
- Using the services in ways that infringe copyright, trade marks, trade secrets or other third-party rights, or breach applicable platform rules.
4.3 Specific obligations toward Figma and browser platforms
- Comply with the applicable terms and extension or plug-in policies of the browser distribution channel you use and of Figma.
4.4 Consequences of violations
- We may warn, limit features, suspend or terminate services or cooperate with authorities; you may appeal via published channels.
4.5 Content and moderation statement
- Packaged files are generated and kept primarily in your local environment; we do not ordinarily receive, store or review specific page content as part of our routine architecture, and therefore do not perform universal, prior or continuous content review of packaged files. Where we receive a qualified complaint, a lawful request from a judicial or administrative authority, or discover manifest unlawful abuse based on verifiable account and log information, we may take necessary measures permitted by law (for example cooperating with investigations, or restricting or terminating relevant accounts or services). Such measures do not mean we had advance knowledge of all packaged content, nor that we undertake general monitoring of third-party sites or materials.
05 User content and licence
5.1 Scope of "User content"
- Includes without limitation: packaged files you generate locally for import into Figma, screenshots and attachments you voluntarily provide to customer support or tickets, account configuration and feedback, etc. In membership and paid flows we mainly process data related to accounts and transaction fulfilment, not with the aim of collecting full page business data.
- Packaged files may still contain third-party copyright, personal information or trade secrets; you bear responsibility for lawful sourcing and compliance.
5.2 Ownership
- To the extent permitted by applicable law you retain rights in user content; these Terms do not transfer third-party intellectual property rights.
5.3 Licence granted to us
- To use the services you grant us a worldwide, non-exclusive licence for the contract term: as necessary to operate the website, accounts and membership fulfilment, customer support, operations, troubleshooting and security, we may store, process and transmit related data in our systems (including ticket materials you submit) and disclose where required by law. For packaged files that remain primarily on your device we do not claim rights beyond these purposes; if you upload materials to our systems, this licence applies.
- Product improvement may use anonymised or aggregated forms; if processing such as model training goes beyond this scope in future, we will obtain consent as required by law or provide opt-out mechanisms (as stated in official Drawflare notices).
5.4 Representations and warranties
- You warrant that user content does not infringe rights, is lawful and contains no malicious code.
5.5 Our brand and open source
- Interface, documentation, trademarks and software (except open-source components under their licences) belong to us or rights holders.
5.6 Feedback
- Voluntary feedback may be used freely to improve the product unless otherwise agreed in writing.
5.7 Infringement notices
- If you believe infringing content exists in the services, submit a qualified notice via published channels; we will handle it according to law.
5.8 Software licence
- Except for open-source components under their licences, we grant you a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable, worldwide licence during your subscription or purchase term to use the software and documentation for this product internally in accordance with these Terms; no sale or transfer of ownership is intended. You must not reverse engineer, decompile, sub-license or resell membership benefits to third parties except where law prohibits such restrictions.
06 Fees and billing
6.1 Prices and plans
- Tiers, feature scope, support and priority, etc., follow the pricing and checkout pages.
6.2 Subscriptions and auto-renewal
- Recurring subscriptions may renew automatically at period end and charge the payment method on file unless you cancel before the deadline or law provides otherwise.
- Current invoices, receipts and subscription management follow applicable law and the rules of the checkout provider for that transaction and in-product display.
6.3 Taxes and invoices
- Prices may exclude tax; withholding or your filing obligations follow local law and our procedures.
6.4 Price changes
- We may adjust prices with reasonable advance notice; if you disagree, cancel before the changes take effect.
6.5 Arrears and suspension
- After any statutory grace period for unpaid fees we may suspend paid features until balances are settled.
6.6 Payment processing and Merchant of Record
- Paid purchases completed through our website or in-product entry points may be collected by a third party we engage as Merchant of Record: that party (not us) may issue invoices for the relevant transaction, calculate and collect applicable indirect taxes (such as VAT/GST/sales tax), and appear on bank or payment statements under its or its partners' names. The specific providers, tax-inclusive/exclusive display and buyer terms for each transaction are as shown on the checkout page and payment confirmation.
- We are responsible for providing this product's digital deliverables and membership benefits, delivery instructions and customer support; except where law requires otherwise, you must not pay us separately for a transaction already completed through such checkout or require us to issue a duplicate transaction invoice.
- When using third-party checkout you must also comply with its then-current terms of service and privacy policy.
6.7 Currency and exchange rates
- Cross-border payments may involve currency conversion and fees settled between you and issuers or providers; display currency follows the checkout page.
6.8 Refunds and unsubscribe
- Refunds, subscription cancellation and EU consumer rules are as set out in our Refund and Unsubscribe Policy, which applies together with this section and the rest of these Terms. If buyer terms from a third party conflict, for collection and taxes follow the third-party buyer terms; for product use and delivery follow these Terms and the Refund and Unsubscribe Policy (except where mandatory consumer law provides otherwise).
07 Refunds and unsubscribe (summary)
7.1 Full rules
- See the Refund and Unsubscribe Policy. It explains how to unsubscribe from subscriptions, when refunds may be available, processing timelines and relationships with third-party checkout services.
7.2 Expiry and entitlements
- After expiry, membership benefits are limited or end per the pricing page and then-current plans; personal information handling for accounts and subscriptions follows the Privacy Policy. Packaged files generated on your local device remain yours to keep; we do not host or export them for you.
08 Third-party services
8.1 Independence
- Figma, browsers or extension platforms, operating systems, paid checkout and Merchant of Record services, identity providers and similar parties are third parties; we do not guarantee their conduct or endorse interruptions or changes to their terms.
8.2 Your obligations
- When using third parties comply with their terms and privacy policies.
8.3 Integrations and links
- Links on the site are for convenience only; you assume risks of access.
8.4 Disputes with third parties
- Address disputes with that party; we may provide necessary assistance information as required by law.
09 Disclaimer
9.1 As-is provision
- To the maximum extent permitted by law we disclaim implied warranties including merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, uninterrupted operation and freedom from errors.
9.2 Compatibility
- We do not guarantee compatibility with every site, plug-in version or browser configuration; parsing deviations due to site structure changes are at your risk or addressed within product support scope.
9.3 Legal limits
- Mandatory consumer protection law prevails where applicable.
10 Limitation of liability
10.1 Indirect losses
- To the maximum extent permitted by law we are not liable for indirect, incidental, consequential or punitive damages.
10.2 Cap
- Liability is capped at the fees you actually paid us for the services giving rise to the claim in the twelve (12) months before the claim; if you paid nothing in that period, aggregate liability is zero.
10.3 Exceptions
- Liability that cannot be limited by law for fraud, intentional misconduct, gross negligence or personal injury remains unaffected.
10.4 Indemnity
- If third parties claim against us because you breached these Terms or infringed their rights, you shall indemnify our reasonable losses to the extent permitted by law.
11 Termination
11.1 By you
- You may stop using the services and cancel your account following the process; save your data before cancellation.
11.2 By us
- We may suspend or terminate for breach, risk, regulatory requirements, business adjustments or long-term non-payment.
11.3 Effects
- Rights cease upon termination; surviving clauses remain effective; data deletion follows the Privacy Policy.
12 Dispute resolution
12.1 Applicable law
- Formation, validity, interpretation and performance of these Terms are governed by the law applicable to you; this clause does not designate any single country's law as governing for all users worldwide where conflict-of-law rules may be excluded as permitted. Where mandatory law grants non-waivable consumer rights, those provisions apply to that extent.
12.2 Negotiation
- The parties shall seek to resolve disputes in good faith; preliminary communication may use contacts published on this website.
12.3 Litigation
- If negotiation fails either party may bring proceedings in a court of competent jurisdiction under applicable law.
12.4 Electronic service
- You agree we may serve notices related to these Terms by email, on-site notice or website announcements unless mandatory law requires otherwise.
