Import your first Figma design file and create events in less than 5 minutes.
Before you begin, make sure you have:
- Figma account with a design file you want to use with Glazed
- Glazed account (sign up at glazedanalytics.com)
- Read access to the Figma file you want to import
- Existing events (optional) to learn from your schema
💡 Tip: For best performance, start with Figma pages with fewer than 100 screens.
Having issues? Check out our Figma Best Practices Guide
- Log into Glazed at app.glazedanalytics.com
- Create a new project
- Authenticate using your Figma account
- In Figma, copy the link to the Figma page you want to import via
right click + Copy link to page: - Paste the URL in Glazed, give your project a name and hit Connect:

When? If this is your first tracking plan or if you want to start a new tracking plan from scratch.
- Skip the import step for now
- Glazed's AI will suggest relevant events when you start mapping to design elements
- Accept or customize the AI suggestions based on your needs
When? If you already have a tracking plan and want to reuse existing events.
For Mixpanel Users:
- In Mixpanel: Go to Data Management > Lexicon
- Click Export and select "Events & Properties"
- Click Send CSV and check your inbox
- In Glazed: Upload Tracking > Select Mixpanel > Import your CSV
For Amplitude Users:
- In Amplitude: Go to Data > Events
- Click the download button (⬇️)
- Select "Schema of all Events and their Event Properties"
- In Glazed: Upload Tracking > Select Amplitude > Import your CSV
For Custom Schemas:
If you have a tracking schema in a Google Spreadsheet or similar, you can simply rename the columns to match our Glazed Schema and import it.
- Rename columns to match the expected column names from our Template
- Download schema as .csv
- In Glazed: Upload Tracking > Select Glazed > Import your CSV
Tip
You can import a single column event_name using the Glazed schema to get started and update it later via another import.
This is where the magic happens by connecting your tracking documentation to your Figma designs:
- Navigate to your imported Figma file in Glazed
- Click on interactive elements like buttons, forms, and links
- Assign events to each element:
a. Use existing events from your import, or
b. Create new events from scratch, or
c. Get AI suggestions for events in a given screen
You can create/add/remove event properties to events as follows:
- Select an event you want to add/edit/remove properties from
- In the right navigation bar go to Event properties >
+icon - Create a new property and/or assign existing properties to the event

Once you have some events linked to design components in Glazed, anyone can access them directly from Figma using our Figma Plugin.
- In Glazed, select a project > "Figma Plugin Token" > copy token

- In Figma, open the Tracking Plan Companion plugin
- Paste the token in the Figma plugin > hit enter
- Select an event from the plugin to open the tracking specs
[!TIP] In Figma, you can select a specific frame to filter only the events associated with that particular frame or screen.
If you're an admin, you can create new users and invite them to your Glazed workspace as follows:
- Click on your user profile
- Select 'User management'

- Click 'Create User' and add fill in the details

- Hit enter and trigger a password reset so the new user can login
Issue: "Cannot access Figma file"
Solution: Ensure you have read access and enable "Viewers can copy, save, and export" in share settings
Issue: "Import is breaking"
Solution: try optimizing images and complex structures before importing will significantly improve the process.
Checkout our Figma Best Practices Guide to ensure a smooth import.
Issue: "Performance lag in Glazed canvas"
Solution: Our canvas is currently not as powerful as Figma's, but you can improve performance by:
a. Create a new Figma page with only the screens you need
b. Hide unwanted screens in Glazed (click on the eye icon to hide a screen)
Issue: "No events were imported"
Solution: If you're using a custom import, make sure the column names match those from our schema.
Issue: "AI didn't suggest events using the right taxonomy"
Solution: Try importing or manually creating 5+ events so the model can learn from your existing taxonomy
- Link more events with your Figma designs
- Add custom values to event properties
- Create event tags for better organization
- Share the Figma token with your dev team for tracking instrumentation
- Sync your Figma files to stay in sync the design changes
- Automate your QA by connecting to Bigquery, Redshift or Snowflake
- Check out our Key Concepts page for a better experience using Glazed.
- Continue with our comprehensive Getting Started guides.
- Review our Cheat Sheets navigate Glazed like a pro.
- Join our Slack community for quick questions
- Email hello@glazedanalytics.com for technical support
- Check the detailed guides in this documentation for specific topics
