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

by Rahul Joshi•Updated: Last update 3 days ago•Source: n8n.io
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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. šŸŽØšŸ¤–šŸ“‹

What This Template Does

  • Step 1: Trigger manually and input your Figma file ID. šŸŽÆ
  • 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. āœ…
  • Step 5: Parses and formats results into a clean structure.
  • Step 6: Exports test cases directly to Google Sheets for QA tracking and reporting. šŸ“Š

Key Benefits

āœ… Saves 2–3 hours per design by automating test case creation
āœ… Ensures consistent, comprehensive QA documentation
āœ… Uses AI to detect UX, accessibility, and functional coverage gaps
āœ… 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.