Plugins

Vijay Verma made a tiny plugin to simplify the vector editing workflow when working on illustrations. Here is how it started: ​“After releasing UI3, people have been complaining that the boolean task is a bit hard to find. So, I thought, why not create a tiny plugin with some of the most commonly used options for vector work?”

“Dora AI plugin helps turn your website ideas into fully editable Figma designs, perfect for web designers seeking inspiration and efficiency.”

Ugic is a plugin for generating multi-language UI drafts from your component library. It can be trained on your internal components, which is key — more details in the plugin introduction.

Pointillism converts images into thousands of vector points. Customize the size and frequency of the dots to achieve the perfect look and bring a unified style to your designs. Compatible with Parallax, Shape move, and Physics animation plugins, it offers exciting animation possibilities.

Recolor and remove colors from raster images with a solid color fill, like the Color Overlay effect in Photoshop.

The Styles Organizer plugin now supports all types of styles and variables, so it got a new name. This is one of my most used plugins for managing a design system and maintaining style consistency inside Figma files.

An incredible plugin made by Chen Chen that helps manage and synchronize variable changes. It works as a Git client for variables, letting you track changes, save and restore versions, generate a changelog, export variables to CSS, or sync to GitHub. I bet this plugin will soon become a staple of all design system teams.

A widget that makes all your local variables and styles visible. You can narrow down the list to a specific collection or type.

A new version of the Style Setuper plugin that makes setting up text and color styles a breeze now creates text styles using type variables, so changing your font properties is very easy.

The Lil’ tool for creating pixel-perfect icons in a 16×16 grid, all in vector format.

“Avatars is a comprehensive collection of diverse and eye-catching avatar images, designed to add personality and character to your projects. With a vast selection of vibrant illustrations, you can easily enhance your websites, applications, presentations, and more, creating a visually engaging experience for your users or audience.”

Daniel Destefanis made a new plugin for generating circular dot patterns inspired by Dieter Rams.

Coming soon: ​“An AI assistant that does the boring stuff for you. MATE supports you in your small boring tasks, allowing you to focus on the not boring things. Ask it to rearrange elements, create a color palette, change the stroke for hundreds of items, apply random opacity to selected items, rename variables, and much more.”

A free, branded link shortener for your Figma portfolios or design files with a fig.page domain and powerful analytics.

A new plugin from Daniel Destefanis with a fantastic name. Vector Fields is a generative tool that helps you play, tinker, and hack together patterns made from shapes. It came out at just the right moment for me, as I was in the middle of the project and used it immediately. See some examples and behind-the-scenes on Twitter.

Figgy is a web app that visualizes your Figma activity with a GitHub-style contribution chart. It allows you to easily track your daily design contributions, monitor your productivity, and gain insights into your work patterns.

The official Grammarly plugin: ​“Create impactful, mistake-free content faster with your trusted AI writing partner available directly in Figma. Grammarly helps teams meet their goals while staying on-brand and in compliance.”

Daniel Destefanis from Figma made a plugin that shows how text layers within a selection are styled (or unstyled). This plugin complements the existing native Figma feature Selection colors and is a great way to see what layers aren’t using styles or select layers by font. Read more in Daniel’s Twitter thread.

In addition to setting a single color with the plugin above, this one defines color scales: ​“Use this Plugin to generate Color Palettes with Variations in the OKLCH Color Space. The shades can vary across Lightness, Chroma, Hue. The ability to control these individual parameters makes it perfect for building palettes to be used in interface design, because you can use the shades that vary in these parameters to establish hierarchy, contrast, attention, etc.”

Finally, a solid color picker that lets you control color in LCH for both fills and strokes! ​“This simple color picker allows you to use the LCH color space in your designs with ease. The LCH color space is perceptually uniform and significantly simplifies creating and modifying color systems.”