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Generate QA Test Cases from Figma Designs to Google Sheets using GPT-4o-mini

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Created by: Rahul Joshi || rahul08

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Description

Transform Figma design files into detailed QA test cases with AI-driven analysis and structured export to Google Sheets. This workflow helps QA and product teams streamline design validation, test coverage, and documentation — all without manual effort. 🎨🤖📋

What This Template Does

  • Step 1: Trigger manually and input your Figma file ID. 🎯
  • Step 2: Fetches the full Figma design data (layers, frames, components) via API. 🧩
  • Step 3: Sends structured design JSON to GPT-4o-mini for intelligent test case generation. 🧠
  • Step 4: AI analyzes UI components, user flows, and accessibility aspects to generate 5–10 test cases. ✅
  • Step 5: Parses and formats results into a clean structure.
  • Step 6: Exports test cases directly to Google Sheets for QA tracking and reporting. 📊

Key Benefits

✅ Saves 2–3 hours per design by automating test case creation
✅ Ensures consistent, comprehensive QA documentation
✅ Uses AI to detect UX, accessibility, and functional coverage gaps
✅ Centralizes output in Google Sheets for easy collaboration

Features

  • Figma API integration for design parsing
  • GPT-4o-mini model for structured test generation
  • Automated Google Sheets export
  • Dynamic file ID and output schema mapping
  • Built-in error handling for large design files

Requirements

  • Figma Personal Access Token
  • OpenAI API key (GPT-4o-mini)
  • Google Sheets OAuth2 credentials
  • Target Audience
  • QA and Test Automation Engineers
  • Product & Design Teams
  • Startups and Agencies validating Figma prototypes

Setup Instructions

  • Connect your Figma token as HTTP Header Auth (X-Figma-Token).
  • Add your OpenAI API key in n8n credentials (model: gpt-4o-mini).
  • Configure Google Sheets OAuth2 and select your sheet.
  • Input Figma file ID from the design URL.
  • Run once manually, verify output, then enable for regular use.