Are TitanUI Resources Compatible with Figma and Other Design Tools?

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Yes—most TitanUI resources are built for Figma, and many are also offered in formats that work in Photoshop, Illustrator, web browsers, and code. Compatibility is listed per resource, not site-wide, so the practical answer is: check the format tags on each item before downloading. Figma-labeled items (UI kits, icon sets, mockups, vector maps) open directly in Figma; PSD mockups need Photoshop or an editor that reads PSD; SVG/PNG icons work in nearly any design tool; TTF/WOFF/OTF fonts install in your OS or design app; and some icon packs include React-ready files for development.

What formats TitanUI actually lists

TitanUI describes itself as a library of 20,000+ free design resources for graphic, web, mobile, and UI/UX work, including vector graphics, icons, UI kits, mockups, textures, fonts, and patterns. The homepage categories and item labels show the formats you'll encounter:

Format Typical TitanUI items Works in
Figma UI kits, icon sets, mockups, vector maps, logos Figma (and tools that import Figma files)
PSD Mockups (e.g., iPhone Duo in Hands, vintage bandana mockup), website templates Photoshop or PSD-compatible editors
SVG Icon packs, vector illustrations, maps Figma, Illustrator, web pages, code
PNG 3D icons, crypto coin graphics, illustrations Any design or presentation tool
TTF / WOFF / OTF Fonts (e.g., Maple Mono, xkcd handwritten font) OS font installers, Figma, Adobe apps
React Some icon packs (e.g., 1200+ Energy Icons listed as SVG, Figma & React) Front-end development
HTML Some website templates (e.g., K!sbag Minimal Portfolio, PSD & HTML) Browsers and web editors

How to confirm an item fits your tool

  1. Open the resource's listing page and read the format tags next to the title—TitanUI labels items like "Figma," "PSD Mockups," "Fonts," or "Web Icons."
  2. Match the tag to your tool: choose Figma-tagged items if you work in Figma; choose PSD if you need layered mockups in Photoshop; choose SVG/PNG if you need assets for multiple tools or the web.
  3. For fonts, check the listed file types (TTF, WOFF, OTF) and install the one your system or app supports.
  4. For development work, look for packs that explicitly mention React or SVG so you can drop assets into code.
  5. Download and open one file first to verify it behaves as expected before building a workflow around a large pack.

Expected result: the file opens in your chosen tool without conversion. Common snag: an item tagged only "Figma" won't open natively in Photoshop, and a PSD mockup won't open in Figma without conversion—so pick by tag, not by thumbnail.

Practical examples from the catalog

  • A UI designer building an app screen can use the iOS 26 Control Center UI Kit or the 400+ Editable Stroke Icons, both labeled Figma.
  • A marketer needing a device shot can grab the Minimal iPhone 17 Vector Mockup Set (Figma) or the iPhone Duo in Hands PSD Mockup (Photoshop).
  • A developer can pull the 1200+ Free Energy Icons, listed with SVG, Figma, and React versions.
  • A typographer or brand designer can install Maple Mono or the xkcd handwritten font from the Fonts category.

Bottom line

TitanUI is Figma-first but not Figma-only. If you use Figma, most featured and popular items will work immediately. If you use Photoshop, Illustrator, web tools, or code, filter by the format tag on each resource—PSD, SVG, PNG, TTF/WOFF/OTF, React, or HTML—and verify with a single download before committing to a pack.